Francis Giampietro
2010 Houston Fringe Festival

I will have two sculptures and some video documentation (courtesy of Dennis Harper and Grant MacManus) up at the Frenetic Theatre August 19th through September 11th. The work will be featured as part of the 2010 Houston Fringe Festival.

Here are some links for more info:

Festival Site

Frenetic Theatre

indiehouston write up

Interpretations, Translations, Transactions Show This Saturday


Come see the show at the Temporary Space in Houston this Saturday! I will have a recent collaborative piece in a group show. Ivan Monforte (a friend and artist based in New York) and I have exchanged body hair and immortalized it in small reliquaries.

The opening is this Saturday the 22nd and runs from 7pm-10pm.

You can find out more information at the Temporary Space website:

http://thetemporaryspace.com/a

Hope to see you there!



Write up of the recent show

Hey everyone,

Here is a link to a write up about the show I have up at The Temporary Space.

www.29-95.com

Enjoy!

-Francis
Thanks to everyone who came to the opening!
It was a really great turn out last night! Keijiro (manager of The Temporary Space) and I were really amazed at the turn out. So thanks so much for all the support.

-Francis
Show January 15th!
Hello all,

I am having a show coming up next Friday, January 15th.The show will take place at a new project space founded my fellow grad student and friend by Keijiro Suzuki. The venue is called "The Temporary Space." You can find out more about the location at it's website:

thetemporaryspace

Keijiro has written a little blurb about the show:

Power and energy of sounds are always significant for human beings. “Am I Demon,” a song by Danzig, references the virility and spectacle used as a focal point by Francis Giampietro. “Am I Demon” is a collection resulting from Giampietro’s self-investigative project on the roots, effects and manifestations of virility. Through the use of association, gender and symbol he questions the historically and culturally constructed image of man. Contrasting symbolic figurative materials and abstract forms, a mark and sound become critical material for the audience to explore the subject with Giampietro. Through his intensive observation of athletes and the media imagery associated with them, Giampietro also addresses situational and psychological human force in relationship between spectators and the spectacle.

The Temporary Space is located at:

1320 Nance Street
Houston, TX, 77002

Hope you can make it out!

-Francis