Exhibition poster “Puppet” by Beatrice Brandini At the Palazzo Magnani Foundation in Reggio Emilia, a truly spectacular exhibition is on display until 17 March 2024: “Marionettes and Avant-gardes. Picasso. Depero. Klee. Sarzi, edited by James M. Bradburne, member of the Scientific Committee of the Palazzo Magnani Foundation.
Table centerpiece by Giò Ponti at Villa Necchi (detail) Enigma by Beatrice Brandini The FAI – Fondo for italian Environment Fund ETS and the Richard-Ginori Archive Museum Foundation of the Doccia Manifattura present the Centerpiece for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs by Gio Ponti, modeled by Italo Griselli and created by Richard Ginori between 1927 […]
“Groupies” by Beatrice Brandini In my experience the saying “the clothes do not make the monk” has always had value and truth, but it is also true that the clothes make the rock star!
Jacovitti stamp celebrating the 100th anniversary of his birth Silvia by Beatrice Brandini Italy has had many geniuses, one of these was the great comics author Benito Jacovitti.
Valentino couture dress “Fiocchi” mood by Beatrice Brandini Bows are a timeless accessory, a touch of romance and femininity, a gentle caress in a harsh winter.
Homage to Tina by Beatrice Brandini Tina Modotti photographed by Edward Weston, 1924 I had already talked about the extraordinary Tina Modotti in a 2014 post (https://www.beatricebrandini.it/tina-modotti-muse-and-artist-strikingly-modern-woman/?lang=en) Today in Rovigo the most complete exhibition on her work, the largest ever organized in Italy. Unmissable!
Tiger head by Antonio Ligabue Women in the jungle by Beatrice Brandini At the Revoltella Museum in Trieste, from 8 November to 7 April 2024 you can visit the exhibition of Antonio Ligabue, one of the greatest artists of the twentieth century.
“Joy” by Beatrice Brandini According to two major websites, both my blog and my book “Icon Vintage Dress”, are in the top 10 most interesting.
The Tilt of Time Time Twins by Beatrice Brandini The Tilt of Time is a collective exhibition that explores the multifaceted nature of time through the works of Giulio Aldinucci, Fabrizio Ajello and Francesco D’Isa, Chiara Bettazzi, Alessandro Gandolfi, Jacopo Jenna, Namsal Siedlecki.
“Petra” by Beatrice Brandini A work by Alphonse Mucha For the first time, Florence presents an exhibition dedicated to Alphonse Mucha, the father of Art Nouveau, with over two hundred works of extraordinary beauty.
