Almost fifty years of exhibitions — from Magic Carpet (1970) to Galleria Andrè (2015). Solo and group shows in Rome, Milan, Udine, Venice, New York, Sutri, Viterbo and beyond.
Paul Klerr's first solo exhibition, in collaboration with the American composer Alvin Curran. The gallery is transformed into a sound and visual environment: strings tensioned between walls and ceiling create an 'aviary for sound'. The first critical article on Klerr's career, by Edith Schloss, is published in the International Herald Tribune.
Three large paper murals installed directly on the walls of Studio Plinio. Monumental site-specific works, about 3×6 metres, of folded, torn and glued paper. They did not survive the place where they were made.
One-night performance evening with Alvin Curran at Teatro in Trastevere. Produced by studio erco D'Alibert.
Landmark exhibition in which Klerr presents his theory of Vertical Art. Three large white sculptures in plaster and papier-mâché protrude from the wall at 180°, defined by critics as 'sculpture paintings'. Reviewed by Edith Schloss in the International Herald Tribune.
Milan exhibition at the studio of Gianfranco Pardi and Carmen Morales, with two large sculptures in plaster and white canvas. First major Klerr exhibition in Milan. Reviewed in 'il Pubblico' with an interview in which Klerr cites Magic Carpet as the beginning of his spatial research.
Exhibition as part of the A.A.M. 'Duetto' cycle pairing an artist with an architect. Klerr in conversation with architect Mario Seccia, presented by Francesco Moschini as 'the intimism of Paul Klerr with Mario Seccia's contained minimal research'.
First of five Klerr solo shows at Galleria Plurima in Udine. Reviewed in Il Friuli as 'an exhibition of European importance'.
Rome exhibition at Galleria Primo Piano, via Vittoria. Reviewed by Claudia Terenzi in Paese Sera: 'Space, light and matter in the works of Paul Klerr'.
Landmark exhibition reviewed by Valentino Zeichen in Rinascita with a poetic-critical text titled 'The ephemeral, like a sculpture'. Also reviewed by Edith Schloss in the International Herald Tribune, comparing Klerr's work to the Winged Victory of Samothrace.
Group exhibition curated by Filiberto Menna, third appointment in a trilogy on sculpture. With Klerr, Nunzio, Ontani, Mainolfi, and twenty-two other artists. Reviewed in la Repubblica and in the local press by Barbara Tosi.
Two-person show with Primarosa Cesarini Sforza at Studio Bodoni, Rome, 3–4 April 1986.
Group exhibition with five other sculptors, reviewed by Jacopo Benci in l'Unità. Klerr exhibits an untitled 1986 sculpture in refractory brick and cement.
Major group exhibition at the Sculpture Center in New York, dedicated to contemporary Roman sculpture.
Group exhibition of contemporary Italian art in Nice.
Anthological exhibition curated by Francesco Moschini, with a long critical essay tracing the entire career from 1964. Includes the most recent works (relief maceratings in newspaper, paper diptychs) alongside an anthological selection of the previous path.
Last documented solo show at Plurima in Udine. The gallery confirms by letter that reviews are 'unanimously positive'.
Seventh stage of the A.A.M. 'Convergenze' cycle, in dialogue with Paolo Radi. Promoted with the Istituto Europeo di Design of Rome.
Solo show at A.A.M. (17 January — 9 February 2001) accompanied by the launch of the book 'Paul Klerr. Un racconto' edited by Michela Papadia (afterword by Emilio Puglielli), 1994/2000 edition, 106 pages. The launch was held at the Sala Conferenze of the former Peroni Factory.
Solo exhibition at A.A.M. Gallery, Rome.
Solo show curated by Fabio Briguglio. Six 2010 papier-mâché reliefs (98×110×15, 135×110×15, 105×90×22, 100×103×32 cm) accompanied by preparatory drawings. Catalogue with critical texts.
Numerous group exhibitions organised by Galleria Irtus, Sutri, between 2010 and 2016, in which Paul Klerr took part.
Anthological exhibition in Viterbo, double venue, curated by Anton Giulio Niccoli.
Solo show at Galleria Irtus, Sutri, 18 May – 2 June 2013, focused on the artist's workshop and the works produced in his Sutri studio.
Solo exhibition at Galleria Andrè, Rome, 24 September – 10 October 2015. Featuring prints and recent works.