MILANO POP. Pop Art e dintorni nella Milano degli anni ’60/’70

Palazzo Lombardia Exhibition Space in Milan welcomes the exhibition “MILANO POP. Pop Art e dintorni nella Milano degli anni ’60/’70", curated by Elena Pontiggia, which explores Italian history during the Sixties and Seventies through fifty artworks - many of which never previously shown - by the major Milanese exponents of Pop Art.
The exhibition, promoted by Arteutopia and by the Associations Sergio Sarri and Giangiacomo Spadari in collaboration with Regione Lombardia, Collezione Koelliker and Fontanasedici S.r.l., is one of the initiatives of the Milan Art Week organized by the Municipality of Milan in collaboration with miart. The exhibition route moves from a panorama of Italian Pop Art with the great protagonists of the movement, from Mario Schifano to Tano Festa, from Mimmo Rotella to Giosetta Fioroni, to concentrate then on the Milanese environment with Valerio Adami, Enrico Baj, Paolo Baratella, Gianni Bertini, Fernando De Filippi, Lucio Del Pezzo, Umberto Mariani, Silvio Pasotti, Sergio Sarri, Giangiacomo Spadari, Tino Stefanoni, Emilio Tadini.

The exhibition is complemented by a video documentary which includes testimonies and exclusive interviews with the artists and curator; a detailed catalogue also accompanies the exhibition.

An important side event accompanying MILAN POP throughout its run - the thematic exhibition CINEMA POP - opens on Wednesday, 10 April at the Robilant+Voena Gallery, in collaboration with the Sergio Sarri Association and the Giangiacomo Spadari Association.