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VISIT GALLERIA CAMPARI

Visiting Galleria Campari means living a behind-the-scenes immersion in the famous red aperitif invented in 1860. Take part in the Campari experiences: come and visit us in the first factory, built in 1904, and discover the history of the brand, its deep connection with the art scene and many curiosities about the world of advertising and mixology.

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IMPORTANT NOTICE Dear visitors, from August 9th to august 24th 2025 Galleria Campari will be closed. We look forward to welcome you on future weekends!
The ticket to the museum includes the access to the temporary exhibition currently on display.
For reservations for groups, guided tours in English and out-of-hours visits: galleria@campari.com
For information and technical support in purchasing tickets: galleriacampari@civita.art (from Monday to Friday from 9.30 AM to 3.30 PM; Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 5.30 PM)
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BOLD! Declinazioni tipografiche Campari: Munari, Depero e oltre

Curated by Marta Sironi
14 November 2024 – 30th June 2025

The new exhibition reveals the very wide repertory of drawn lettering and typographic works conserved in the Campari Historical Archive in a new reinterpretation dedicated to the word and its relationship with the image. The gestures of writing and drawing, logo, typographic architecture are few of the themesart part of the exhibition itinerary involving about one hundred and seventy works , many of them previously unpublished.
The exhibition brings together a selection of artworks created by artists from the twentieth century , including Fortunato Depero, Marcello Nizzoli, Erberto Carboni, George Guillermaz, Sergio Tofano (Sto), Primo Sinopico, Giorgio Dabovich and Nikolay Diulgheroff. The beating heart of the show and inspiration for the development of the exhibition is Bruno Munari’s Declinazione Grafica del nome Campari. The Campari advertising campaign presented in the metro stops of Milan’s first subway line designed by Franco Albini in 1964, which turns sixty years in 2024.

TIFFANIE BARRIERE

Signature cocktail: Southern Orchan Negroni

JOE SCHOFIELD

Signature cocktail: White flower Negroni

JOE SCHOFIELD

Signature cocktail: White flower Negroni

JOE SCHOFIELD

Signature cocktail: White flower Negroni

EMI LIGABUE MAGAZZINI NOVECENTO

March 24, 2025 – June 30, 2025
Project Room

Emi Ligabue transforms the space of the Project Room into a universe in which everyday objects such as eggs, bread and glasses are mixed with basic furnishings, creating a small interior setting in which they are all laid out on the table. In a game of make-believe that combines the rituals of daily life with the formal research of the same objects in twentieth-century art and design, Ligabue activates a process of observation, copying and assembly to recall to the visitor’s mind the biscuits of Giorgio De Chirico, Piero Manzoni’s bread rolls and Felice Casorati’s bowls.
The exhibition focuses on the expressive language of collage, in a direct homage to Cubism that relies on shreds of materials and newspapers to simulate everyday noise. Glasses and bottles, recurring in paintings of the twentieth century when bars were the hub of sociability, are gathered by the artist to emphasize the link between consumption and her pictorial translation.

SWITZERLAND. 1930s. ARCHIVE GALLERIA CAMPARI

ITALY. 1950s. ARCHIVE GALLERIA CAMPARI

LAUSANNE, SWITZERLAND. 1930s. ARCHIVE GALLERIA CAMPARI

Milan, Italy. Bar Campari. 1919-20. Archive Galleria Campari

Italy. 1955. Archive Galleria Campari

Italy. Late nineteenth Century. Archive Galleria Campari

ALASSIO, ITALY. 1930s. ARCHIVE GALLERIA CAMPARI

THE HISTORY OF GALLERIA CAMPARI

Galleria Campari opened in 2010 for the 150th anniversary of Campari. It is in Sesto San Giovanni, Milan, in the Headquarters of Campari Group designed by the internationally renowned architect Mario Botta. Galleria Campari is home to interactive installations and iconic original posters, drawings, sketches, artists’ books, from the beginning of the 1900 until modern times by important artists such as Dudovich, Nizzoli, Cappiello, Depero, Munari. In addition, Galleria Campari narrates the profound relationship between Campari and the world of cinema through the Italian “Caroselli” of the 1960s/1970s; the TV commercials by directors such as Fellini and Singh Tarsem; and short movies designed by Sorrentino, Sollima and Garrone.