Emilio Isgrò, a retrospective

A retrospective exhibition staged simultaneously in three locations is the homage that Milan dedicates to Emilio Isgrò, an artist who has devoted his life to finding ever more original languages ​​and the creation of a style one, that weaves words and graphic sign, matter and poetry.

Curated by Marco Bazzini , from June 29 to September 25, the exhibition hosts the main floor of Palazzo Reale a selection of historical works with over 200 works including deleted books, paintings and installations; continuous exposure to the Gallerie d’Italia with the display of the preview of the famous portrait of Alessandro Manzoni painted by Hayez and deleted in white; The path ends at the Manzoni House with The Betrothed canceled for twenty-five readers and ten lepers.

The project is sponsored and produced by the City of Milan – Culture, Royal Palace, Intesa Sanpaolo, Center national Manzoniani Studies , from the publishing house Electa and is the brainchild of ‘ Archive Emilio Isgrò .