By Prof. Francesco Carelli - Universiy of Milan, Italy  -  Since the nineteenth century, Campari has been responsible for some of the most distinctive and innovative imagery created in Italy. In a new exhibition this summer, London's Estorick Collection traces the history of Campari's pioneering approach to advertising its iconic ruby-red aperitivo.

By Prof. Francesco Carelli - University of Milan - Italy  -  Marking 100 years since the end of the First World War, this exhibition, at Tate Britain,  explores the immediate impact of the conflict on British, German and French art.

By Francesco Carelli, University of Milan -  Milano speaks  the language of bentwood  that gave rise to modern furniture. 25 armchairs and other vintage objects in steam-bent beech, pay tribute to Otto Wagner, 100 years from his disappearance, coming from the best European collections and from the Gebruder Thonet Vienna Museum in Friedberg, Austria.

By Prof. Francesco Carelli,  University Milan, Rome - During his entire artistic career Pablo Picasso, a master and experimenter, shows a strong interest for graphics, from engravings to etchings, from aquatints to lithographs, creating exemplary works both technically and iconographically in order to express a great variety of contents.

Francesco Carelli, University of Milan - Works by leading Soviet painters travel to UK for the first time showing life, art, propaganda and also the bad side.

28 February – 27 August 2018 - By Francesco Carelli , University of Milan

A landmark exhibition at Tate Britain celebrates how artists have captured the intense experience of life in paint.