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Denise Milan (1954, July 16, São Paulo), is a multidisciplinary Brazilian artist who works in sculpture, photo-collage, and other media, as well as in the fields of Nature and arts education activism. One of the leaders for the Public Art movement in Brazil and an active member both domestically and internationally. She uses the stones as her creative axis and most original artistic expression, executing works in the fields of public art, sculpture, performing arts, poetry, printing and videoart. [1] The works of Denise Milan contemplate multiple languages. From sculpture to poetry, from prints to videoart, performances and round-tables, all these forms integrated all in an organic and coherent art expression through the stone, Denise invites us to enter natures realm. To look to its genesis, from chaos to order, as a parallel with artistic process. Beyond form, the process of formation, beyond art, as the arrival, the path and its confrontations. National and international projection artist, her poetry is imbued with the mythical universe, a series of symbols that evoke and awaken as the stone does, our ancestral memory. Her works have been exhibited in several renowned institutions. In São Paulo, she participated in the International São Paulo Art Biennial, in São Paulo Museum of Art (MASP), in São Paulo Museum of Modern Art (MAM), in SP-Arte - International fair of modern and contemporary art, in pt:Museu de Arte Contemporânea da Universidade de São Paulo (MAC) and Gallery São Paulo, Gallery Nara Roesler, Millan Gallery, Lume Gallery and SESC – Serviço Social do Comércio. In London, her work was shown at the Barbican Center; In New York at P.S.1 and Art in General; in Hannover at the EXPO 2000; in Osaka at the EXPO 90; in Hakone Open-Air Museum; in Chicago at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago and the Art Institute; in Paris at the Galerie D'Architecture; in San Francisco at the International Airport Museum; in Seattle at the Seattle Museum of Flight and the Architectural and Design for Space; in Washington D.C, at the Wilson Center [2] and Georgetown University [3]; in The University of Utah and Brigham Young University [4], Utah; in Assisi [5] at the Palazzo del Monte Frumentario; COP 22, Marrakesh, Marocco. She is one of the leaders for the Public Art movement in Brazil and an active member both domestically and internationally. Created and directed the Opera of Stones, a contemporary Opera and a an art education Project Engage Earth with anual parades with children and teenagers, foccusing the integration of men with his city and Earth. [6] She also created, with Ary Perez, seven public sculptures: ‘’Drusa’’ at the Vale do Anhangabaú in São Paulo, ‘’Ventre da Vida’’ [7] at the Hospital das Clínicas Station of the Underground in São Paulo, ‘’Furo no Espaço’’, ‘’Sectiones Mundi’’ at the Museum of Contemporaty Art, ‘’Palas Atenas’’ at the Museum of Modern Art, at the campus of the São Paulo University, ‘’Tempos de Cura’’ at the Albert Einstein Hospital, and ‘’America's Courtyard’’[8] [9] at the Adler Planetarium [10] in Chicago. Her most recent works are: installation "Redenção do Pelourinho" in the State of Bahia, ‘’Genetic Blue Stone’’ at the Kennedy Art Center in Washington D.C., ‘’Améfrica’’ at the Cultural Center of Banco do Brasil in Brasília, ‘’Mandala of Stones’’[11] in Piazza del Angeli, Assisi City, Italy, ‘’Oceanic Womb’’ for COP22, in Marrakesh, Morocco. [12] [13]


Work

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The work of Denise Milan includes multiple languages. From sculpture to poetry, print to video art, performances and debates, integrates the various doings in an organic and coherent whole. Through the stone, it invites us to enter the nature, seeing in its genesis, from chaos to order, a parallel with the artistic process. More than the form itself, the process of formation, more than art, as a point of arrival, the path and the conflicts of the way. National and international projection artist, his poetry is imbued with the mythical universe, a series of symbols that evoke and awaken as the stone does our ancestral memory.[14] [15]


Other Expressions

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  • 2004 Char with Greg Cameron and Denise Milan – transcript of the live event, UOL - Universo Online, São Paulo, Brazil[16];
  • 2010 Opera of Stones – the Spectacle of Earth – contemporary opera, SESC Ipiranga, São Paulo, Brazil[17];
  • 2010 Engage Earth, Movement of public art with communities from the city’s periphery. Production: SESC Ipiranga, Heliópolis, São Paulo, Brazil;
  • 2010 Precious Lives Parade - Event commemorating the end of the Engage Earth art-education project in the Heliopolis community. Production: SESC Ipiranga;
  • 2011 - 2013 Fetzer Institute, Kalamazoo, Michigan, atuou como Art Advisor da Instituição[18];
  • 2011 Engage Earth, Movement of public art with communities from the city’s periphery. Production: SESC Ipiranga. Heliópolis, Grajaú and Jaguaré, São Paulo, Brazil;
  • 2011 Precious Lives Parade - Event commemorating the end of the Engage Earth art-education project in the Heliópolis, Grajaú and Jaguaré communities. Production: SESC Ipiranga;
  • 2012 Engage Earth, Movement of public art with communities from the city’s periphery. Production: SESC Ipiranga. Heliópolis, Interlagos, Osasco, Jaguaré, Santana and Itaquera, São Paulo, Brazil;
  • 2012 Precious Lives Parade - Event commemorating the end of the Engage Earth art-education project in the Heliópolis, Interlagos, Osasco, Jaguaré, Santana and Itaquera communities. Production: SESC Ipiranga;
  • 2013 Dialogue of Civilizations – Circle of international lectures. Co-coordinator Olgária Matos. Biblioteca Mário de Andrade e Tenda Cultural Ortega y Gasset, São Paulo, Brazil;
  • 2013/2014/2015/2016/2017 Engage Earth, Movement of public art with communities from the city’s periphery. Production: UNAS Heliópolis e Região and Denise Milan Studio. Heliópolis, São Paulo, Brazil;
  • 2013/2014/2015/2016/2017 Precious Lives Parade - Event commemorating the end of the Engage Earth art-education project in the Heliopolis community. Production: UNAS Heliópolis e Região and Denise Milan Studio[19]


Awards

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  • "Revelation in Visual Arts", Associação Paulista de Críticos de Arte, 1988, Garden of Ligth exhibit.
  • Especial Award, Buenos Aires International Biennial of Architecture and Art, 1993 with installtion Womb of Life, Clínicas Subway Station, São Paulo, Brazil.
  • Honorable mention , photography, 1st International Biennial of Contemporary Art of Chapingo, México, 2008, digital picture "Untitled" part of Opera of Stones exhibit.

Publications

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  • Denise Milan with metapoems by Haroldo de Campos (1997). Cadumbra. Difusão Cultural do Livro.
  • Kátia Canton with drawings by Denise Milan (1997). Contos que brotam das florestas. Difusão Cultural do Livro. ISBN 8536808314.
  • Denise Milan (1998). Arte Pública, publicação do Primeiro e do Segundo Seminários de Arte Pública em São Paulo. SESC SP.
  • Ary Perez and Denise Milan (2001). Americas' Courtyard. Vitor Maia DCL. ISBN 85-7338-479-4.
  • Denise Milan, preface: :pt: Olgária Matos, essays: Greg Cameron, J.B. Madureira Filho (2003). Améfrica. Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil. ISBN 85-9000101-6. {{cite book}}: Check |author= value (help)CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  • Denise Milan, conception of book, research: Denise Milan. Oral narrative: Ruth Geni Donário. literary transcriation and visual poem: Denise Milan, preface: Professor Sir Ghillean Prance, book with DVD (2006). Mist of the Earth. Associação Cairuçu. ISBN 9788590682608.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  • Denise Milan, creation by Denise Milan and music by :pt: Marco Antônio Guimarães, book with DVD (2006). Ópera das Pedras (Opera of Stones). SESC SP. ISBN 9788444700111. {{cite book}}: Check |author= value (help)CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  • Denise Milan, conception and libretto by Denise Milan (2010). Ópera das Pedras - O espetáculo da Terra (Opera of Stones - The Spectacle of Earth). SESC SP. ISSN 2176601-0.
  • Organization: Denise Milan, Olgária Matos. Essays: Adone Agnolin, Alcides Villaça, :pt: Carmen Junqueira, Catarino Sebiróp Gavião, Darcy Pedro Svizzero, Denise Milan, Jean Galard, João Quartim de Moraes, :pt: Jorge Coli, Mamede Mustafa Jarouche, Maria Inês Assumpção Fernandes, Marilena Chaui, Massimo Canevacci, Miguel Abensour, Olgária Matos, Patricia A. Johnson, Priscilla Barrak Ermel, Rachel Gazolla, Sonia Maria Barros de Oliveira (2010). Gemas da Terra - Imaginação estética e hospitalidade. Edições SESC SP. ISBN 978-85-98112-95-4. {{cite book}}: Check |author= value (help)CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  • Denise Milan with adaptation by Maísa Zakzuk (2011). A Pedra Azul (The blue Stone). Saraiva. ISBN 978-85-02-12411-0.

Partnerships

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References

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  1. ^ [1]. Biography on official site of Denise Milan.
  2. ^ Article and vídeo from Wilson Center site about exhibit ‘’Mist of the Earth’’. With Manuela Mena, Naomi Moniz, Thomas Lovejoy, Denise Milan, Paulo Sotero e Luiz Alberto Figueiredo Machado
  3. ^ Article in Georgetown University website about the intersection of art and science at the opening of the exhibition ‘’Mist of the Earth’’
  4. ^ Article of BYU about the exhibit
  5. ^ Article in the digital newspaper ‘’A Tarde’’ on the donation of the intallation Mandala of Stones to the City of Assisi, Italy.
  6. ^ Denise Milan inaugurates eighth public work in Assisi. By Nádia Simonelli. pt: Casa.com.br, November 2, 2013
  7. ^ Article on the website of the SP Subway on the work Womb of Life at the Clinicas station
  8. ^ Americas' Courtyard. Official site
  9. ^ Article on Public Art in Chicago
  10. ^ Adapted from the reading of Jane Clarke in Adler Intitute of Chicago, Adler Planetarium
  11. ^ Article on the Fetzer Institute website about the installation “Into the Realm of Love and Forgiveness: The Language of Stone”
  12. ^ Show reveals poetic wanderings Denise Milan by Country (in portuguese). Por Laura Greenhalgh. Estadão, March 26, 2014.
  13. ^ Interview with Denise Milan about Opera of Stones. Sesc São Paulo, August 6, 2013.
  14. ^ Article in ‘’Folha de S.Paulo’’ newspaper about Denise's reflection between man and nature in the exhibit ConCentração
  15. ^ Article about exhibit ‘’ConCentration’’ in ArtSy.net site
  16. ^ Transcript of the chat on UOL site between Greg Cameron and Denise Milan
  17. ^ Matéria no site do SESC São Paulo sobre a Ópera das Pedras
  18. ^ Article about the participation of the artist as ‘’Advisory Council on the Arts’’ on Fetzer Institute
  19. ^ Article from the ‘’Veja São Paulo Magazine’’ about the artist and the project ‘’Engage Earth’’ and ‘’Precious Live Parade’’
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