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Seven New Books for Contemporary Art Lovers

publication · 2026-04-26

This summary highlights seven recent art publications. Enzo Cucchi's "PESATO" is a limited edition from Tricromia art gallery, comprising 200 copies, 100 of which are signed, featuring 24 die-cut pages. Giovanni Frangi's "KONRAD," part of the "Tiratura Limitata" series by Prearo Editore, is available in a limited run of 90/90 and includes an original pastel. Davide Uria's "Lucio Fontana spiegato a mia nonna" aims to simplify contemporary art through Fontana's works. Other notable titles include "USA 1966," chronicling a road trip by architects Umberto Riva and Luisa Castiglioni, Leonardo Bigazzi's "VISIO – Moving Images in Europe since the 2010s," Roberto Farneti's "L'occhio della madre," critiquing art as status, and Michele De Luca's "Street art a Venezia," exploring Venice's street art scene.

Key facts

  • Enzo Cucchi's 'PESATO' is a limited edition of 200 copies, 100 signed.
  • Giovanni Frangi's 'KONRAD' is the first in Prearo Editore's 'Tiratura Limitata' series.
  • Davide Uria's book stems from teaching at Università della Terza Età di Trani.
  • 'USA 1966' documents a 1966 road trip by four European intellectuals.
  • Leonardo Bigazzi's book covers the first 12 editions of VISIO programme.
  • Roberto Farneti's book analyzes art as a 'statusfera'.
  • Michele De Luca's book documents street art in Venice.
  • All seven books were published in 2024.

Entities

Artists

  • Enzo Cucchi
  • Giovanni Frangi
  • Lucio Fontana
  • Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
  • Louis Kahn
  • Frank Lloyd Wright
  • Piero Manzoni
  • Mimmo Rotella
  • Alighiero Boetti
  • Konrad Lorenz
  • Dario Moalli

Institutions

  • Tricromia art gallery
  • Prearo Editore
  • Università della Terza Età di Trani
  • Lo schermo dell'arte
  • HUMBOLDT
  • Lenz Press
  • Castelvecchi Editore
  • Supernova Edizioni
  • Artribune

Locations

  • Vigevano
  • Italy
  • United States
  • San Francisco
  • California
  • Phoenix
  • New Orleans
  • Atlanta
  • Chicago
  • Philadelphia
  • New York
  • Florence
  • Venice
  • Milan
  • Trani

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