Carla Accardi was one of the most important figures in international contemporary art.

She was the only woman among the founders of the Forma 1 group, a protagonist of the Italian Femmist movement, and contributed to the development of Abstractism in Italy.

This volume takes us on a journey to discover the continuous and multifaceted artistic experimentation of this great painter, who used colour, shapes, signs and innovative materials - such as sicofoil - to create works into which we literally enter, let ourselves be enveloped by light, colours, shapes and signs and set off on a new adventure and exploration of the self.

This book is in Italian.

Follow Pimpa through the streets of Milan!

Together with his friends, he will accompany you to discover the city and its wonders: the basilica of Sant'Ambrogio, the Navigli district, the secrets of the Duomo...

On the streets of the metropolis you will meet an extraordinary character, Leonardo da Vinci, and the memories of grandparents will reveal small curiosities.

The recipe for a traditional dessert will make your visit more tasty.

We set off with Pimpa for a trip to Pesaro, Italian Capital of Culture 2024, a city of music and art!

A child-friendly guide in which photographs and comics combine the real with the fantastic. Games and activities, to be done in the book and outdoors, engage young readers in a journey that starts right at home, and continues through unseen routes and curiosities about Pesaro, its monuments, museums and customs.

What’s inside the big crate of Lucia the giraffe? And in Carmela the zebra’s trunk? Let’s knock. Knock knock. And one by one, parcels, suitcases, and baskets open up—full of surprises and always different animals.

Together with eight other texts, Toc Toc is part of the historic Libri del ’45 series, which Bruno Munari devoted himself to after the birth of his son Alberto.Books made with die-cuts, holes, and large, elegant illustrations that invite readers into a world of discovery and exploration, keeping everyone enchanted by the magic that paper can create.This series—a timeless classic that in 2025 celebrates 80 years since its first edition—has preserved its originality and aims to spark children’s curiosity by showing them that there’s always something hidden inside something else, encouraging them to explore with a sense of wonder.

Many of these texts were inspired by the games and rituals Munari shared with his son Alberto, which he later chose to put down on paper

When darkness falls, it is bedtime for everyone. And if we take refuge in our beds, where do animals large and small go to hide? An album that is a discovery of all the most unsuspected beds for kittens, birds, but also moles, bats grasshoppers. And... is it true that nobody stays awake at night?

Together with eight other texts, Buona notte a tutti is part of the historic series of Libri del ‘45 to which Bruno Munari dedicated himself after the birth of his son Alberto. Books made of diecuts, holes and large, elegant drawings that invite a game of discovery and research, leaving everyone hanging on the magic that paper can do.

This series - a timeless classic that in 2025 celebrates 80 years since the first edition - retains its originality and aims to stimulate children's curiosity by making them discover that there is always something else inside something, encouraging them to search with wonder. Many of these texts were inspired by games and rituals that Munari used to play with his son Alberto, and which he then chose to put down on paper. 

Gigi is looking for his cap – where on earth did he go hunting for it? Where could it be? Let’s search for it with him!
Gigi opens the wardrobe, opens the suitcase, checks inside the icebox – there’s just about everything, even a shoe and an alarm clock! But not even a shadow of the cap. He searches, rummages around, and even finds a gigantic crab in the laundry basket! And finally, he realizes that the cap had been there all along…

Along with eight other texts, Gigi Looks for His Cap is part of the historic Libri del ’45 series, which Bruno Munari dedicated himself to after the birth of his son Alberto.
Books made with die-cuts, holes, and large, elegant illustrations that invite discovery and play, keeping everyone enchanted by the magic that paper can create.

This series – a timeless classic that in 2025 celebrates 80 years since its first edition – still retains its originality and aims to spark children’s curiosity, encouraging them to discover that there’s always something hidden inside something else, and to explore with wonder.
Many of these texts were inspired by the games and rituals Munari used to share with his son Alberto, which he later chose to capture on paper.

In this leporello book, exquisite images with contrasting colors and poetic text welcome the baby who has just entered life.

The pages, illustrated on both sides, open to form a large scene that embraces the baby and immerses him or her in a world of reassuring shapes and colors.

To learn about the first images of the world around us.

A rose, a pig, a candy... discover the color pink with this little cardboard book full of pop-ups!5

Mini pops are durable cardboard books designed for those who love color and surprises.

Each book is dedicated to a color and associated with elements that become pop-ups: a sunflower, a ladybug, a frog, candy...

Whether animals, objects or poetic concepts, colors come in all their forms and will surprise the reader with fun pop-ups in every opening!

A sunflower, a chick, a raincoat--discover the color yellow with this little cardboard book full of pop-ups!

Mini pops are durable cardboard books designed for those who love color and surprises.

Each book is dedicated to a color and associated with elements that become pop-ups: a sunflower, a ladybug, a frog, candy...

Whether animals, objects or poetic concepts, colors come in all their forms and will surprise the reader with fun pop-ups in every opening!

Spray paint cans to coat walls, works that self-destruct and others that don't cost much money, unusual theme parks: that is all it takes to recognise Banksy, but no one really knows who he is.

Fausto Gilberti’s new book, dedicated to the street artist with a hidden identity, is full of question marks: Banksy is hiding somewhere, and we have a lot of fun chasing his graffiti all over the world. And we can't forget the day he put sharks in a lake in a London park, or when there were no walls around and he painted on the cows in a field. And what about the time he walked into the Louvre and hung a painting without asking permission?

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My name is Marina Abramović, and before I tell you my story, I want you to close your eyes with me for a few seconds.

For Marina Abramović, who has been passionate about art since childhood, painting was not enough. She was fascinated by the possibility of creating with anything, with fire, with air, with smoke, and even with the human body. So she began to perform in front of audiences with performances all over the world coming to be seen by millions.

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