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catalogue published to accompany the exhibition
ARTWORKS
Peter Greenaway
Pictorial itinerary of an image maker
cinema painting meetings
www.petergreenaway.net

21 October - 26 November 2000
Voltoni del Guazzatoio, Palazzo della Pilotta - Parma

A Cooperativa Edison production (Solares Fondazione Culturale)
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Catalogue published by LINDAU Torino

Catalogue and exhibition curated by Paul Melia

Promoters
Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities Department of Spectacles - Superintendency for the Artistic Heritage of Parma and Piacenza - Emilia Romagna Region Department of Culture - Province of Parma Department of Culture - Parma City Council Department of Culture - Edison Co-operative Parma - Monte di Parma Foundation - Banca Monte Parma - S.E.G.E.A. - Gazzetta di Parma

Copyright © 2000 Lindau s.r.l.
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First edition
ISBN 88-7180-318-3

While copyright in the volume as a whole is invested in Lindau s.r.l., copyright of individual material belongs to their respective authors, and no element may be reproduced wholly or in part without the expression permission in writing of both author and publisher.

Work by Peter Greenaway (c) 2000 Peter Greenaway

Photographic credits
Mark Fiennes and The VUE London
Michael Pollard, University of Manchester

Publication designed by Axis Design, Manchester, Great Britain e-mail : alan@axis.zen.co.uk

Scanning by Craftprint, Singapore and Leeds Photo Litho, Leeds, England

Edition: 1500 copies

Front cover: Saskia's Tomb (1999, detail), Peter Greenaway

Edison cultural co-operative, has been organizing multimedia events in exhibitions, cinema, music and theatre fields using spaces and historical buildings of Parma and operating - under an agreement with the Town Council - a cultural center which includes a multi-purpose hall for Cinema and theatre, a show room, a video-library, a musical Academy, rehearsal spaces, design laboratories.

Paul Melia is lecturer in History of Art at Staffordshire University.

Luca Massimo Barbero, writer and art critic, is organiser of modern and contemporary art exhibitions. He is chairman of the Bevilaqua La Masa Foundation, Venice.