Estorick Collection
The Estorick Collection is the United Kingdom's only museum dedicated to modern Italian art, founded by American collector Eric Estorick and his wife Salome after they discovered Futurism on their 1947 honeymoon. Housed since 1998 in a converted Georgian townhouse in Islington, it holds major Futurist works by Boccioni, Balla, Severini and Carrà alongside figurative painting and sculpture from 1890 to the 1950s, and runs a programme of temporary exhibitions.
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Tino Stefanoni: Between Vision and Memory
Ilaria Bignotti With the support of Archivio Tino Stefanoni, M77 Gallery
This ‘intervention’ celebrates the work of Tino Stefanoni (Lecco, 1937–2017). Conceived as a dialogue between his paintings and the permanent collection, it precedes a number of retrospectives being organised across…
Wanda and Marion Wulz: Avant-garde Photography in 20th-Century Italy
Federica Muzzarelli
This exhibition explores the pioneering work of sisters Wanda Wulz (1903–1984) and Marion Wulz (1905–1993), key figures in the development of avant-garde photography in 20th-century Italy. In 1928, Wanda and Marion…
