The New Italian Renaissance (1968-2008)
A controversial show at Chicago’s Museum of Contemporary Art celebrates 40 years of sex, death, and Arte Povera in Italy. VIEW OUR GALLERY.

Courtesy Museo Casa Mollino, Turin

Courtesy Museo Casa Mollino, Turin

Pareti Collection

Collection Ira Statfeld, New York

Installation view from Italics: Italian Art between Tradition and Revolution 1968-2008 at Palazzo Grassi. Courtesy Galeria Continua, Beijing, 2008.
Santi Caleca

Courtesy Museo Casa Mollino, Turin

Private Collection
Courtesy Archivio Fabrizio Clerici, Rome

Collezione Cittadellarte- Fondazione Pistoletto Collection, Biella.

Nathan Keay / Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago

Courtesy Museo Casa Mollino, Turin

Courtesy of Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin, Paris and Marian Goodman Gallery, New York.
Kunsthaus Bregenz, Bregenz, Austria.

Museion-Museo d'arte moderna e contemporanea Bolzano.

Courtesy of the Artist and Deitch Projects, New York

Courtesy of the Artist and Baltic Art Center, Visby, Sweden

Courtesy Gabriele Basilico e Studio Guenzani, Milano

Courtesy of Massimo De Carlo Gallery, Milan

Courtesy Museo Casa Mollino, Turin

Courtesy of the Artist and Tucci Russo Studio per l'arte contemporanea, Torre Pellice, Turin.
Paolo Mussat Sartor, Torino

Courtesy of Sara Albrecht

Courtesy Collezione Leo Katz, Bogotà (Colombia).
Pino dell'Acquila

Collection Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago. Restricted gift of the Collectors Forum.
Courtesy of Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago
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