Anni Albers’s Prints at 10 Corso Como in Milan

The exhibition The Prints at 10 Corso Como in Milan focuses on Anni Albers (Berlin, 1899 – Orange, 1994), highlighting her technical versatility and chromatic precision in textile design and printmaking. The show presents thirty-one works, including Camino Real (1967–68) and Do I (1973), which reflect a period of refinement and experimentation. Albers stated in a 1982 essay, Material as Metaphor, that her prints were not mere transfers of paintings but were developed from the production process itself, layering different media. The exhibition is curated by Ginevra Bria, an art critic and curator at Isisuf – International Institute of Futurism Studies in Milan, specializing in contemporary Latin American art.