Antonella, the curator of the exhibition, by Beatrice Brandini Carla Accardi: Untitled, 1954 Carla Accardi was the pioneer of abstract art (a magnificent forerunner), but above all one of the few women in a world dominated by men. Feminist, innovator, creative, free.
“Claudine lying in the sun with her towel” by Beatrice Brandini Claudine was a French girl, full of charm, she loved ballet and was enthusiastic about life.
NATURE mood board by Beatrice Brandini Banner Milano Unica The key word of this digital edition is RE-TOUCH, a tribute to the sense of touch, which we have been missing (and continues to lack) for many months, inexorably marked by Covid 19. MILANO UNICA RE-TOUCH means paying homage to the suggestions that we try when […]
“Anna” by Beatrice Brandini “French maid variation” by George Condo In an old issue of Vogue USA, an editorial appeared in which the beautiful Daria Werbowy was photographed surrounded by works by a painter who I found fantastic, his name was George Condo.
“Flaminia” byi Beatrice Brandini Banner of the exhibition “Imperatrici Matrone Liberte” Empresses, matrons, freedmen is the title of the new archaeological exhibition in the Uffizi Gallery, where thirty works tell the important role of women in the society of that time.
“Elena”, particular, by Beatrice Brandini On Halloween day, a fearless little girl dressed up as a Devil thinking she was the queen of the pumpkins, that day she sure was.
“Alice and the Pandarancio” by Beatrice Brandini What if Alice’s story was different? What if Alice stayed in Wonderland? What if so many of us are a little bit Alice?
