Biography

José D'Apice was born in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
He arrived in Rome at the end of the 1970s following a scholarship from the Brazilian government forAcademy of Fine Arts of Rome

In 1982 he became an Italian citizen. 

Between 1984 and 1986 he created more than 20 disc covers for musicians such as Louis Armstrong, Mina, The Eagles, Ray Charles, Loredana Berté, Joe Cocker, Chicago, Bob Marley, etc., for labels CBS, Ricordi, Sony, WEA, Globo Records, RCA, etc. 

In 1985 he created the scenography for the musical program "CLIPCLIP" which was broadcast daily on the Italian broadcaster TMC throughout that year.

In 1992 he was invited by the General Command of the Carabinieri to create their collector's calendar. Given the great success achieved, he was invited to do the following year's too.

Starting from the year 2001, invited by the well-known national newspaper "Il Messaggero", he began his collaboration in the creation of drawings for the pages dedicated to Culture and Entertainment.

 

During the year 2010 D'Apice dedicated himself to creating fabric designs for an Italian manufacturing industry

José D'Apice's works can be found in some of the most prestigious public and private collections in Europe, Arabia, Brazil, England, Singapore, Portugal, Belgium, United States, including the Jalane & Richard Davidson Collection of Chicago, Art Institute of Chicago , Malvina Menegaz Foundation for Arts and Cultures (Italy), Caran d'Ache Collection (Geneva).
Also noteworthy is the exhibition “Humans Among Aliens”, organized in Singapore by the 29 Arts in Progress Gallery of Milan.

selected group exhibits

selected only exhibits

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