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Biography<\/h3>\n
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Italian artist and photographer Francesca Galliani received her BFA at Washington DC's Corcoran School of art.
After receiving her BFA she started a thriving career from her newly adopted home, New York City. Her distinctive photographic art set her apart immediately and won her the Kodak European Panorama Award in Arles, 1995.
Her creative edge never ceasing to evolve, Galliani soon distinguished herself as an internationally respected artist ranging from photographic analogue media with manual intervention of toners to mixed media with her signature use of painting and collage used on her own photographs.
The international fine art world has embraced the unique emotion of Galliani's work and she has been exhibited extensively across the globe. Artists she has been featured alongside include\u00a0 Helmut Newton, Robert Mapplerthorpe, Pierre et Gilles, Joel-Peter Witkin and Marina Abramovic.
Some of the highlights of her career have been exhibitions at\u00a0 \u201cBias\u201d (Biennale\u00a0Internazionale Arte Contemporanea Sacra delle religioni dell\u2019Umanit\u00e0 a Palermo 2018), the \u201cM.A.C.\u201d in Milan-Italy (solo Exhibition 2018),\u00a0\u00a0 \u201cPalazzo Isolani\u201d in Bologna-Italy (Solo Exhibition\u00a0 2015), The Museum Ciurlonis\u201d in Kaunas-Lithuania (Solo Exhibition 2013), The Museum \u201cManege\u201d in Saint Petersburg-Russia (Solo Exhibition 2011), \u201cThe Venice Biennale\u201d in Italy (2011), \u201cThe Alessandria Biennale\u201d in Italy (2008),\u00a0 \u201cPalazzo della Ragione\u201d in Milan-Italy\u00a0 and\u00a0 \u201cPalazzina Reale di Santa Maria Novella\u201d in Florence-Italy (\u201cArte e Omosessualita\u2019 from Von Goeden to Pierre et Gilles\u201d\u00a0 2007), The Museum \u201cLa Triennale\u201d Milan-Italy (Solo Exhibition 2007),\u00a0 \u201cThe Photography\u2019s International Biennal\u201d Brescia-Italy (2006), The Museum \u201cMambo\u201d in Bologna-Italy\u00a0 (il nudo tra ideale e realta\u2019 2004)
Galliani's work has been published in books like:\u00a0 \u201cPortrait of the New Angola\u201d (Skira\/Rizzoli 2012), \u201cLo stato dell\u2019Arte Regioni d\u2019Italia (Skira 2011), \u201cArte e Omosessualita\u2019. Da Von Gloeden a Pierre et Gilles\u201d (Electa 2007), \u201cCurve Pericolose\u201d (Maretti 2007), \u201cLinee all\u2019Orizzonte\u201d (Maretti 2007), \u201cBiennale Internazionale della Fotografia\u201d (Museum ed. 2006), \"Real\" (Charta-2004), \"The Nude Ideal and Reality\" (Skira 2004), \"Women by Women\" (Prestel-2003). She had reviews in magazines and newspapers such as: \u201cTwelv\u201d (2018), \u201cManintown\u201d (2018), \u201cArt Tribune\u201d (2018), \u201cD\u201d of La Repubblica (Italy 2015, 2011,2008), \u201cAD today Conde\u2019 Nast\u201d (2015), \u201cIl Corriere della Sera\u201d (Italy 2015, 2007),\u00a0 \u201cFoto & Video\u201d (Russia 2013), \u201cTime Out\u201d (Dubai 2012), \u201cThe National\u201d (Dubai 2012), \u201cPenthouse\u201d (Holland 2012), \u201cLa Repubblica\u201d (Italy 2011 and 2007), \u201cIl Sole 24 Ore\u201d (Italy 2011), \u201cA Rush of Culture\u201d (Italy 2011), \u201cMax\u201d (Italy 2010), \u201cPanorama\u201d (Italy 2010), \u201cInspire\u201d (Slovakia 2009), \u201cArte Cineteca\u201d (Italy 2009), \u201cVelvet\u201d (Italy 2008 and 2009), \u201cIl Domani\u201d (Italy 2008), \u201cL\u2019Espresso\u201d (Italy 2007), XL (Italy 2007), Il Resto del Carlino\u201d (Italy 2006), \u201cOverview\u201d (Italy 2006), \u201cLa Stampa\u201d (Italy 2006)
She did editorials for fashion Magazines such as \u201cVelvet\u201d (Italy 2008\/2009), \u201cVogue Gioielli\u201d (Italy 2006 to 2009) and artistic interpretations for campaigns such as \u201cLevi\u2019s\u201d (2007 and 2011), \u201cJohn Richmond\u201d (2010 and 2011), \u201cStefanel\u201d (2010) and \u201cDuvetica\u201d (2010).<\/p>\n

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