American Art 1961 – 2001 the spectacle of American art is staged at Palazzo Strozzi.

Andy Warhol Campbell’s Tomato, Del Monte peach, Kellogg’s Corn … boxes, 1964

“Wonder girl” by Beatrice Brandini

From 28 May to 29 August Palazzo Strozzi presents American Art 1961 – 2001, a major exhibition celebrating modern art from the United States of America, through 80 works by 55 artists such as Andy Warhol, Mark Rothko, Roy Lichtenstein, Barbara Kruger, Robert Mapplethorpe, Cindy Sherman and many others. Read more

MAFALDA: pacifist, ecologist, nicely polemic, the little girl who made the revolution.

“Mafalda years 2000” by Beatrice Brandini

Mafalda by Quino

When I was little I had three favorite comics (I already talked about Snoopy), the other two were Zoe (by Arturo and Zoe) and Mafalda. Two sui generis girls, irreverent and funny, very politically incorrect. And it’s kind of weird because I’m actually different, much more conciliatory and I think sweet. Read more

In Biella Douglas Kirkland portrays two divine: Coco and Marilyn

Poster of the Coco + Marilyn exhibition. Beautiful in the center of MI-TO

“Coco and Marilyn” by Beatrice Brandini

From 22 May, the Cassa di Risparmio di Biella Foundation reopens the spaces of Palazzo Gromo Losa with the exhibition Coco + Marilyn. Biella at the center of MI-TO, over a hundred shots that portray these two extraordinary women through the eyes of Canadian Douglas Kirkland. Read more