This seems to be the question asked by the collective exhibition After Reminiscence, curated by a promising Federico Montagna in the spaces of the Cassina Projects gallery in Milan. The unpublished works of eight young artists (all born between 1990 and 2001) confront each other precisely on the idea of reminiscence which, as the curator explains, “is projected on the one hand…
In the early 20th century, a group of Italian artists known as the Futurists sought to break free from the shackles of traditional art and embrace the dynamism of the modern world. Among these revolutionary artists, Umberto Boccioni stands out as a pivotal figure who pushed the boundaries of visual representation. His 1913 masterpiece, “Dinamismo di un Ciclista” (Dynamism of a Cyclist),…
Remembering Giuseppe Bacci: A Versatile Italian Artist Today, we’re exploring the life and work of Giuseppe Bacci, an Italian illustrator and advertiser whose creative journey spanned decades and left an indelible mark on Italian visual culture. Born in Bologna on March 27, 1921, Giuseppe Bacci, better known by his pseudonym Gius Bacci, began his illustrious career in 1948. His early work focused…
