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The Animated Archive is an unconventional archive, a declaration of intent, a manifesto. In its first year of life it......
Read MoreFondazione Massimo e Sonia Cirulli’s goals are to promote knowledge of twentieth-century Italian art and visual culture from the early years of the country’s engagement with modernity to the postwar economic boom (1900-1970), and to organize exhibitions with a multidisciplinary approach, drawing from the Fondazione’s remarkable holdings.
The Fondazione’s headquarters is a building with a strong symbolic connotation in the context of twentieth-century Italian architecture and design, as it was envisioned by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni in 1960 for Dino Gavina.
The Animated Archive is an unconventional archive, a declaration of intent, a manifesto. In its first year of life it......
Read MoreStarting on Saturday, September 19 the exhibition L’archivio animato. Lavori in corso will reopen to the public after the......
Read MoreFondazione Cirulli is pleased to announce the collaboration with Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò at New York University in the organization......
Read MoreCollezione Palma Bucarelli | Segnali curated by Marco Scotti Who was Palma Bucarelli? Just a woman on the......
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