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Post zang tumb tuuum : art life politics Italia, 1918-1943 / [exhibition] curated by Germano Celant ; [book editor, Germano Celant].
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Title:Post zang tumb tuuum : art life politics Italia, 1918-1943 / [exhibition] curated by Germano Celant ; [book editor, Germano Celant].
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Other Contributors/Collections:Celant, Germano, curator, editor.
Fondazione Prada (Milan, Italy), host institution.
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Published/Created:Milan : Fondazione Prada, [2018]
©2018
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Location:MAA LIBRARY (IKB) stacksWhere is this?
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Call Number: N6918 .P664 2018
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Number of Items:1
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Status:Available
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Location:MAA LIBRARY (IKB) stacksWhere is this?
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Library of Congress Subjects:Art, Italian--20th century--Exhibitions.
Art--Political aspects--Italy--20th century.
Art and society--Italy--History--20th century.
Italy--History--1914-1945--In art.
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Description:659 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 29 cm
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Summary:The exhibition explores the world of art and culture in Italy in the interwar years. Based on documentary and photographic evidence of the time, it reconstructs the spatial, temporal, social and political contexts in which the works of art were created and exhibited, and the way in which they were interpreted and received by the public of the time.0The investigation was carried out in partnership with archives, foundations, museums, libraries and private collections and has resulted in the selection of more than 600 paintings, sculptures, drawings, photographs, posters, pieces of furniture, and architectural plans and models created by over 100 authors. In "Post Zang Tumb Tuuum. Art Life Politics: Italia 1918?1943", these objects are displayed with period images, original publications, letters, magazines, press clippings, and private photographs - for a total of 800 documents - in order to question, as explained by Germano Celant, "the idealism in exhibitions, where works of art, either in museums or other institutions, are displayed in an anonymous, monochromatic environment, generally on a white surface, to connect them to period photographic testimony and reinsert them in their original historical communication space". 00Exhibition: Fondazione Prada, Milano, Italy (18.02.-25.06.2018).
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Notes:Catalog of an exhibition held at the Fondazione Prada, Milan, Italy, February 18-June 25, 2018.
Bound.
Includes bibliographical references.
Text in English and Italian.
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ISBN:9788887029710 hardback
8887029717 hardback
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Contents:Toward a real and contextual history / Germano Celant
Italy 1918-1943 / Emilio Gentile
Filippo Tommaso Marinetti: futurism and politics / Luigi Sansone - Fascist fervor in the art of Giacomo Balla / Elena Gigli
Casa d'arte depero / Nicoletta Boschiero
Art in action. The organization of Italian artistic culture / Silena Salvagnini
Valori plastici / Ester Coen
Adolfo Wildt at the 13th Art Biennale in Venice / Eva Fabbris
Casa d'arte Bragaglia / Cornelia Mattiacci
Piero Gobetti and Felice Casorati: two generations / Giorgina Bertolino
Ideas, questions, controversies / Antonello Negri
Riccardo Gualino: art patron and collector / Eva Fabbris
Margherita Sarfatti and Novecento / Paola Pettenella
Gerardo Dottori at the 15th Art Biennale in Venice / Andrea Baffoni
Marcello Nizzoli and La Rivista Illustrata del Popolo d'Italia / Lucia Miodini
Carlo Carrà at the 16th Art Biennale in Venice / Silvia Bignami
Novecento and state art / Elena Pontiggia
Giorgio de Chirico and Léonce Rosenberg / Ester Coen
The six painters and Novecento / Giorgina Bertolino
Alberto Moravia's Gli Indifferenti / Alessandra Grandelis
Novocomom by Giuseppe Terragni / Attilio Terragni / Pietro Maria Bardi / Paolo Rusconi
Alberto Savinio and les Italiens de Paris / Nicoletta Cardano
Exhibitions and the cult of display in Fascist Italy / Maria Stone
The mythologization of Antonio Sant'Elia / Carlotta Rossi
Ghitta Carell and Elio Luxardo: portrait photography / Roberto Dulio
The 1st National Art Quariennale in Rome / Assunta Porciani
Italian art exhibitions in the United States / Francesca Romana Morelli
The Synthesis of the arts between craft and ideology / Daniela Fonti
Arturo Martini: large-scale terracottas / Chiara Costa
Mario Sironi at the 18th Art Biennale in Venice / Eva Fabbris
Italian art from Venice to Berlin / Cieter Scholz
The spectacle factory / Jeffrey Schnapp
The exhibition of the fascist revolution / Mario Mainetti
Mural painting at the 5th Triennale in Milan / Fabio Benzi
Luigi Figini and Gino Pollini: villa studio for an artist / Chiara Spangaro
BBPR with Lucio Fontana and Fausto Melotti / Paolo Campiglio
The Chicago World's Fair / Claudio Giorgione
Modernism in Italian Architecture / Lucy M. Maulsby
Arturo Martini and the Duke of Aosta Monument / Eva Fabbris
Carlo Levi and Aligi Sassu: drawings from the prison / Mario Mainetti
Futurists at the 19th Art Biennale in Venice and at the 3rd Art Quadriennale in Rome / Massimo Duranti
Abstract art at Galleria del Milione / Francesca Serrati
Lucio Fontana and Fausto Melotti at Galleria del Milione / Silvia Bignami
Monumental fairy tales: mural images during the Ventennio / Romy Golan
The 2nd National Art Quadriennale in Rome / Stefania Gagliardini
The University of Rome Campus / Roberto Dulio
The novel across the aesthetics of politics / Francesca Billiani
The Santa Maria Novella train station in Florence / Roberto Dulio
De Chirico and New York / Katherine Robinson
1st National exhibition of posters and commercial art / Marta Mazza
Urban planning exhibition at the 6th Milan Triennale / Chiara Spangaro
Moving images: realism and propaganda / Ruth Ben-Ghiat
Casa del Fascio by Giuseppe Terragni / Chiara Spangaro
The lecture hall in Ca'Foscari University in Venice / Carla Sonego
The Galleria della Cometa in Rome and Carlo Levi's exhibition / Valerio Rivosecchi
The International Exhibition of Art and Technology Applied to Modern Life / Laura Calvi
The Foro Mussolini in Rome / Cornelia Mattiacci
Exhibitions of Italian art in Europe / Francesca Romana Morelli
The Comet Art Gallery in New York / Machine, monument, mannequin: the new Italian man / Francesco Spampinato
Corrente magazine and movement / Mattia Patti
Roberto Papini and the Galleria Nazionale di Art Moderna in Rome / Stefano Marson
The Autarkic exhibition of Italian minerals / Francesca Zanella
Palazzo Bo and Palazzo Liviano in Padua / Marta Nezzo
Gio Ponti's Palazzo Montecatini in Milan / Lucia Miodini
The fascist culture and its propogandists / Alessandra Tarquini
Premio Cremona and Premio Gergamo / Danka Giacon
The 1st Triennial Exhibition of Italian Overseas Territories / Paola Redemagni
The courthouse in Milan by Marcello Piancentini / Roberto Dulio
Franco Albini and Carlo Scarpa: two displays / Chiara Mari
Building the public scene in Fascist Italy / Maristella Casciato
E42: Palazzo Dei Ricevimenti e Congressi and Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana / Nadia De Conciliis
E42: Post and telegraph office by BBPR / Stefano A. Poli
E42: the decoration for Museo della Scienza and Museo della Tradizioni Popolari / Nicoletta Boschiero
The Scuola Romana and its political engagement / Alberta Campitelli
Marino Marini: wartime artworks / Alberto Salvadori
Mino Maccari: "Dux" and Il Selvaggio / Cornelia Mattiacci
A mythic and mythicizing Italy / Mario Isnenghi
Texts in Italian
Bibliography
List of exhibited works and illustrations
Installation views, Fondazione Prada, 2018.