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27/09 > 27/11. 10 AM - 6 PM. Central Pavilion. Admission with ticket. In 1924, when Benedetta Cappa published her first book Le forze umane: romanzo astratto con sintesi grafiche, Futurism was undergoing a radical reinvention that softened its previous ideological impetus. Like other representatives of “Second Futurism” – including her ...
CAPPA, Benedetta. Luce Marinetti Barbi. Nacque a Roma, seconda di cinque figli, il 14 ag. 1897 da Innocenzo, ufficiale di carriera, piemontese, e da Amalia Cipoffina, di confessione valdese. Iniziò giovanissima a scrivere poesie e a dipingere. Maestra giardiniera saltuariamente e per breve tempo, creava oggetti didattici per i bambini.
6 de abr. de 2018 · The Galleries at Moore. La Futurista: Benedetta Cappa Marinetti. Edited by Elsa Longhauser. Philadelphia, PA: Moore College of Art and Design, 1998. Exhibition catalogue. The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. Italian Futurism 1909 - 1944: Reconstructing the Universe. Edited by Vivian Greene. New York, NY: Guggenheim Museum Publications, 2014.
Benedetta, geboren als Benedetta Cappa, vanaf 1923 Benedetta Marinetti geheten (Rome, 14 augustus 1897 – Venetië, 15 mei 1977), was een Italiaans schilderes en schrijfster van het futurisme. Levensloop. Benedetta Cappa begon al op jonge leeftijd met het schrijven van gedichten en het maken van schilderijen.
Benedetta, a painter and author of words-in-freedom poetry and experimental novels, was a major proponent of the later phase of the movement, known as Second Futurism. Born into an intellectual family in Rome, she was immersed in the Futurist milieu from a young age: she was friends with the artist Růžena Zátková, studied with Giacomo Balla, and later married F. T. Marinetti.
6 de abr. de 2018 · The Galleries at Moore. La Futurista: Benedetta Cappa Marinetti. Edited by Elsa Longhauser. Philadelphia, PA: Moore College of Art and Design, 1998. Exhibition catalogue. The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum. Italian Futurism 1909 - 1944: Reconstructing the Universe. Edited by Vivian Greene. New York, NY: Guggenheim Museum Publications, 2014.
