Júlio Villani

Brazilian | 1965

Júlio Villani is a Brazilian Postwar & Contemporary artist who was born in 1965. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Oscar Niemeyer Museum have featured Júlio Villani's work in the past.Júlio Villani's work has been offered at auction multiple times. Among the artist's sold works is "Untitled", which realized 209 USD at Cornette de Saint Cyr Paris in 2022 In MutualArt’s artist press archive, Júlio Villani is featured in 'Impeach Bolsonaro': Artist Hangs Black Cloths on Brazilian Embassy in Paris to Protest Against President, a piece from The Art Newspaper in May 2020.

Artist's alternative names: Julio Villani

Nautico Nº 1

Mixed media on canvas

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At Auction

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Bibliothe que de France

By Júlio Villani

Lordello

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Les marteaux

By Júlio Villani

Jean Emmanuel Prunier

Pinceau et cachets

By Júlio Villani

Jean Emmanuel Prunier

Untitled

By Júlio Villani

+129%

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Cornette de Saint Cyr Paris

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Past Exhibitions

Africa: Dialogues with the Contemporary

Oscar Niemeyer Museum

Curitiba | Brazil

Jun 24,2023 - Jan 28,2024

Julio Villani: Black Board

Galeria Raquel Arnaud

Sao Paulo | Brazil

Aug 03,2023 - Sep 16,2023

Aoulioulé

MRAC Occitanie

Serignan | France

Oct 15,2022 - Mar 19,2023

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Articles

'Impeach Bolsonaro': Artist Hangs Black Cloths on Brazilian Embassy in Paris to Protest Against President

The Art Newspaper 22/05/2020

Julio Villani's banners symbolise his “ongoing determination, revolt and despair” at the Brazilian leader's handling of the coronavirus crisis

Coverage

“ ..The lineaments of Villani's work are as much a means of setting creation in motion and making borders unstable... ”
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Gallery RX

“ ..ngs and rods, belts and wires, sometimes accompanied by spools, spindles or stools that suggest sewing machines; in all these cases, they are threads that arise from vernacular practices which Villani... ”
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Galeria Raquel Arnaud