Estorick Collection

GIACOMO BALLA UMBERTO BOCCIONI LUIGI RUSSOLO ARDENGO SOFFICI TULLIO CRALI FORTUNATO DEPERO NICOLAY DIULGHEROFF GERARDO DOTTORI FILLIA BENEDETTA MARINETTI ENRICO PRAMPOLINI

9 September 1998 - 13 December 1998

This exhibition of 23 Futurist works on loan from the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna, Rome, linked the first and second waves of Futurism through the works of Giacomo Balla (1871-1958). Balla was already well established as an artist and teacher before coming under the influence of Futurism in 1910. His extraordinary versatility and creativity had a profound influence on his contemporaries and the eight canvases on show were from his most vibrant Futurist period.

Fortunato Depero: Carnival of Colour

FORTUNATO DEPERO

4 October 2000 - 22 December 2000

Fortunato Depero (1892-1960) was born in the mountainous region of Trentino, North Italy, attending the Scuola Reale Elisabettina, an applied arts institute. He was a painter, a sculptor, decorative artist, poet and writer as well as an interior, stage, costume and graphic designer. This exhibition featured 108 of his works, showing the range of media in which the artist excelled.

From Morandi to Guttuso: Masterpieces from the Alberto Della Ragione Collection

GIORGIO DE CHIRICO RENATO GUTTUSO GIORGIO MORANDI RENATO BIROLLI ENRICO PRAMPOLINI FILIPO DE PISIS FORTUNATO DEPERO MASSIMO CAMPIGLI ARTURO MARTINI GIUSEPPE SANTOMASO MARINO MARINI FELICE CASORATI

12 January 2011 - 3 April 2011

Containing works by artists including Filippo de Pisis, Fortunato Depero and Giorgio de Chirico, the collection of Alberto Della Ragione provides an extraordinarily comprehensive overview of Italian Modernism.

The Art of Campari

BRUNO MUNARI FORTUNATO DEPERO UGO MOCHI LEONETTO CAPPIELLO FRANZ MARANGOLO NINNO NANNI MARCELLO NIZZOLI PRIMO SINOPICO UGO NESPOLO

4 July 2018 - 16 September 2018

This exhibition celebrates Campari’s rich heritage in creativity and design, showcasing the ground-breaking advertising and packaging designs responsible for establishing and maintaining unrivalled global recognition for the brand.

Zang Tumb Tumb: The Futurist Graphic Revolution

F.T. MARINETTI CARLO CARRA FRANCESCO CANGUILLO FORTUNATO DEPERO

6 January 1999 - 11 April 1999

This exhibition explored the editorial production of the Futurist movement (1909-1944) through manifestos, magazines, posters, parole-in-liberta and books. The Futurists proclaimed a desire to destroy all libraries in 1909 when, ironically, their literary production would have substantially increased the holdings of any such establishment. They also orchestrated a fundamental renovation of the book in graphic form, just as it faced a treat from the introduction of radio and cinema.