BROADCAST AND MEDIA

 

1981

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Italy — Eventi Culturali (TV), Perugia
→ Solo Exhibition: La Famiglia d'Alviano: storia in dipinti
→ Venue: Castello di Alviano

→ Feature: Presented within Castello di Alviano during the early phase of its restoration, the exhibition reflected on the history of the Alviano family through historic architecture preserving regional cultural heritage and local identity over centuries.

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1988–1989

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Brazil — TV Cultura (Metropolis)
Brazil — TV Bandeirantes (Jornal São Paulo)
→ Projects: Pedra e Ferro / In tonatiuh macehualtin in ayauhyotl macehualli
→ Venue: Espaço D'Artefacto, São Paulo
→ Feature: Television features accompanying two consecutive exhibition projects. Pedra e Ferro reflected on stone and iron as enduring materials linking material, time, human history and responsibility, while In tonatiuh macehualtin in ayauhyotl macehualli explored layered

relationships between pre-Columbian, colonial and contemporary cultural traditions.

 

1991

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Germany — Kultursendung BIS (TV SDR)
→ Solo Exhibition: Archipinturi
→ Venue: Galerie am Jacobsbrunnen, Stuttgart

→ Feature: The exhibition presented monochrome oil paintings inspired by stone formations encountered during the artist's studies in Peru, in which archetypal figures emerge from the material as metaphors for becoming and transformation.

 

1995

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Germany — ZDF
→ Project: Sand – Stein – Kirche (Frauenkirche Project)
→ Venue: Verkehrsmuseum, Dresden

→ Feature: The exhibition explored the transformation of stone from natural material into architecture, tracing the cultural memory embedded in cycles of destruction and reconstruction.
 

Germany — MDR
→ Project: Sand – Stein – Kirche (Frauenkirche Project)
→ Documentary: Visit to the artist's studio at Villa Orlando, Dresden, during work on the

project, followed by coverage of a concert reception held in honour of the artist in the ruins

of the Frauenkirche during its reconstruction.

 

1996

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Germany — ZDF · RTL (Drehscheibe Dresden)
→ Project: Sand – Stein – Kirche (Frauenkirche Project)
→ Venue: Saxon State Parliament, Dresden

→ News coverage: Featured in ZDF’s flagship evening news programme in connection with the exhibition at the Saxon State Parliament, Dresden.

 

Germany — MDR
→ Project: Sand – Stein – Kirche (Frauenkirche Project)
→ Venue: denkmal '96 — Leading European Trade Fair for Conservation, Restoration and Old Building Renovation, Leipzig

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2020

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Germany — Kulturzeit (3sat)
→ Solo Exhibition: Expulsio – Wohin?
→ Venue: City Gallery, Radebeul

→ Artistic concept: Developed by the artist following his 2019–2020 studies on Dante's Divina Commedia. The exhibition reversed Dante's narrative sequence, guiding visitors from Paradise to Hell and culminating in the open question: Quo vadis?

Platform: YouTube
→ Video Documentation: 
→ Venue: City Gallery, Radebeul

 

2021

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Germany — Radebeul TV (Platform: YouTube)
→ Solo Exhibition: 
→ Venue: City Gallery, Radebeul
→ Context: Produced on the occasion of the 700th anniversary of the death of Dante Alighieri.

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CATALOGUES AND PUBLICATIONS

 

1982–1983

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Vincitori Premio Nazionale Manciano

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1983–1984

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Enciclopedia Artisti Umbri — Editrice Sigla 3

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1993

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Ilhuicatl Meztli — Art Catalogue
Enrico Scotta

 

1996

 

Sand – Stein – Kirche — Art Catalogue
Enrico Scotta

 

2000

 

Artist Registry — Radebeul (selected contributions)

 

2008

 

The World's Greatest Erotic Art of Today — Miami

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2013

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Das Universum ist rund — Art Catalogue
Enrico Scotta

 

2014

 

Ilhuicatl Meztli — Revised Edition
Enrico Scotta

 

2015

 

Dresdner Künstler im Blick

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2018

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Wikipedia (Encyclopedic Entry)

 

2022

Pandora – Mythological and Historical Female Figures Revisited
Art Catalogue
Enrico Scotta

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→ Publication of selected works with accompanying texts and essays.