Books
Several books and catalogues have been published on Barbieri’s work, including:
- Paesaggi in Miniatura, Udine 1991
- Notte, Udine 1991
- Olivo Barbieri seit 1978, Museum Folgwan, Essen 1996
- Illuminazioni Artificiali, Milan 1995, Washington, D.C. 1998
- Notsofareast, Rome 2002
- Paintings, Florence 2002
- site Specific_Roma 04, Rome 2004
- site Specific_Las Vegas 05, Toronto 2005
- site specific_SHANGHAI 04, Bologna 2006
- site specific_NYC 07, Carpi 2007
- TWIY, Napoli 2008
- site specific_JORDAN 04, Genova 2008
- The Waterfall Project, Bologna 2008
- site specific_BEIJING 08, Alcamo 2008
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