ALBINO REGGIORI - UNTITLED

He was born in 1933 in Laveno Mombello. At a very young age, he began working as a ceramic decorator in the Verbano factory in Laveno, while simultaneously attending evening drawing classes at the Laveno State Professional Institute, where he graduated as a ceramic decorator and later taught ceramics techniques. In 1955, he began exhibiting his work in Faenza, Gubbio, Albissola, Castellamonte, Gualdo Tadino, and numerous other international events. Throughout his career, he has held over one hundred solo exhibitions, both in Italy and abroad. Furthermore, from 1983 to 1995, he was Director of the Civic Earthenware Collection and Ceramics Museum of Cerro, now MIDeC. He has received numerous awards and recognitions, and has been invited to participate in numerous group exhibitions. Abroad, he has exhibited in Warsaw (Poland), Wellington, Hamilton, and Dunedin. (New Zealand), Melbourne (Australia), Nagoya (Japan), Boston and Cleveland (USA), Moscow, Kief and Leningrad (Russia), and Budapest (Hungary). Throughout his career, he has created frescoes, murals, and ceramic panels. Painter, engraver and ceramist, he developed his artistic activity in a very broad field. Reggiori taught ceramic sculpture at the Aldo Galli Academy of Fine Arts in Como and taught ceramics courses in various locations in Italy. His works have been donated by important institutions to prominent public figures, including the Royal Family of England, Charles and Diana, and Cardinal Martini. Reggiori died in Mombello in 2006. Following his death, several exhibitions were dedicated to him, including the MIDeC in Cerro, entitled "Homage to Albino Reggiori," presented by Gian Carlo Bojani. In 2016, on the tenth anniversary of his death, the exhibition "Albino Reggiori. The Spires of the Spirit," presented by Chiara Gatti and curated by his daughter Angela, was held. It was a retrospective of his paintings, ceramics, and graphics, held in six locations in the province of Varese, including the Floriano Bodini Civic Museum, the MIDeC and the Innocente Salvini Museum. In 2018, he was among the artists invited to the exhibition "The Throb of Color. A Century of Painting in Varese," curated by Chiara Gatti, where three of his paintings were exhibited at the Bodini Museum in the "Post-War Masters" section. Other works by Reggiori are found at the International Museum of Ceramics in Faenza, at the Royal Villa of Monza, at the Hämeenlinnan Taidemuseo of Hämeenlinna (Finland), at the Museum of Ceramics Palazzo dei Conti Botton of Castelmonte, at the Civic Gallery of Modern Art of Gallarate (MAGA), at the Civic Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Castello di Masnago of Varese, at the MIDeC International Museum of Ceramic Design of Cerro di Laveno Mombello and at the MAM of Gazoldo degli Ippoliti, in Palazzo Brunori in the “Bojani Corinaldo Collection” and in numerous public and private collections.

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