Futurism Exhibition at Palazzo del Duca in Senigallia

A comprehensive exhibition on Futurism is on display at Palazzo del Duca in Senigallia, featuring over 100 works spanning painting, caricature, fashion, furniture, and design. The show highlights the movement's disruptive energy and its impact on bourgeois society, with sections dedicated to the exaltation of machines and aviation, as seen in aerial visions by Sante Monachesi, Wladimiro Tulli, and Tullio Crali. Giacomo Balla and Leandra Angelucci Cominazzini contribute vibrant clothing and textiles, while Ivo Pannaggi and Cleto Capponi offer drawings and caricatures. Dynamic compositions by Fortunato Depero, Bruno Tano, and Gino Severini are juxtaposed with landscapes by Gerardo Dottori. The exhibition also explores Futurist influences on fashion, theater, and cuisine, including a costume study by Balla and ice creams by Rolando Bravi. A notable highlight is the catalog from the first Futurist exhibition in the Marche region, held in Macerata in the 1920s and organized by Pannaggi, bound in a red cover with a stylized fasces and the motto 'Marciare, non marcire' (March, not rot). The exhibition runs at Palazzo del Duca in Senigallia.