Six New Art Books: Chanel, Haring, Piazzolla, Superstudio, Light Art, Mochi

Six new art books have been published, covering diverse topics from fashion to street art. A reprint of Chiara Pasqualetti Johnson's 'Coco Chanel. La rivoluzione dello stile' marks the 50th anniversary of Chanel's death and the centenary of Chanel N°5 perfume, featuring 150 images by Man Ray, Cecil Beaton, Henri Cartier-Bresson, and Robert Doisneau. Gisella Borioli's '2000-2020 Design Super Show' chronicles 20 years of design exhibitions at Superstudio Più in Milan, the city's first multicultural hub. Tomaso Montanari's 'Capolavori fuori centro. I cavalli di Piacenza di Francesco Mochi' examines the two equestrian statues in Piazza Cavalli, Piacenza, by Francesco Mochi, promoted by Fondazione di Piacenza e Vigevano and Comune di Piacenza. Roberto Pasqualetti and Gian Guido Maria Grassi's 'Tuttomondo di Keith Haring' revisits Haring's 1989 mural in Pisa, his last public work before his death on February 16, 1990. Jacqueline Ceresoli's 'Light art paradigma della modernità' analyzes Italian Light Art's humanistic approach versus American pragmatism. María Susanna Azzi's 'Astor Piazzolla. Una vita per la musica' celebrates the centenary of the Argentine composer's birth, based on over 250 interviews.