Marsèlleria presents 1962-1974 art posters and Luca Vitone E IL TOPO launch

Marsèlleria, the artistic platform of the Milan-based fashion label Marsèll, will present an exhibition titled "900 – 815, 85 – 40, 1962 – 1974," commencing on December 20 at its venue on Via Paullo. Curated by Daniele Innamorato, an artist and book enthusiast, the show showcases 85 selected posters and art manifestos from a total of 900, originally curated by Luca Crippa (1922-2002) and later rediscovered by Luciano Zagari. Featured are works from iconic galleries such as Galleria La Salita, Sperone, Dawn Gallery, and Leo Castelli, spotlighting prominent figures like Gino De Dominicis, Alighiero Boetti, and Sol LeWitt. The exhibition will also display rare artist books from the 1960s and 70s. The opening will include a launch event for "Autoritratto," a contemporary artist poster by Luca Vitone E IL TOPO, part of the fifth Red Letter Edition of the artist-run magazine E IL TOPO, which was initially founded in Naples in 1992 and reestablished after 16 years with around 20 collaborating artists. All editions from 1992-1996 and original artworks are preserved at the Bibliothèque Municipale de Lyon.