Wallpaper Magazine – Miami/Basel 2019 and Andrea Branzi’s “Territories”
Andrea Branzi’s work is being included in the exhibition “Elements: Earth” at Design Miami/Basel.
Interior Design Magazine – Philippe Nigro at the Corning Museum of Glass
French designer Philippe Nigro selected by Corning’s Lab to explore glass possibilities in contemporary design
Architectural Digest – The Best of Italy…BBPR Architects of Design
Studio BBPR not only helped to reconstruct and transform Milan after World War II, but it was also instrumental in creating the new Italian design the of the post-war era.
Italian Architect, Designer, and Theorist Alessandro Mendini dies at 87
Influential designer, architect, and theorist Alessandro Mendini died on February 18, 2019, at the age of 87. A member of the radical design movement who created numerous designs that challenged established aesthetic norms.
Explore our Collection of Fausto Melotti Ceramics
We invite you to explore Casati Gallery’s Fausto Melotti Ceramics Collection, which includes ceramics produced between 1950 and 1965. You can also visit us at 1500 South Western, Chicago IL, 60608.
Architect Aldo Rossi—Architectural Drawings as Art
Please visit our collection of Aldo Rossi architectural drawings. This collection spans work from the early 1970s until 1995, and includes artworks on paper and card with pen drawings and watercolors of projects done in Italy and the US.
Opening Night at FOG Art+Design 2019 in San Francisco
This year we are presenting several important Italian art and design pieces from our collection, alongside selected pieces from our contemporary program. Please stop by and enjoy exploring and learning about some of the works that we brought from Carol Rama, Paolo Icaro, Carlo Mollino, Gino Sarfatti, and others.
Casati Gallery Reopening at a New Location
Casati Gallery will be reopening in its new location at
1500 S Western Ave,
Chicago IL 60608.
Entrance from W 15th Place.
Street parking available on S Western Ave and/or at W 15th Place.
Michela Cattai’s Glass Creations
Michela Cattai moved from Milan to Venice in 1984, where she studied at the Academy of Fine Arts. She focused on studying glass, and her interest in glass as material combined with an appreciation for Italian design led her to research and experiment with (centuries old) Murano glass crafting traditions.
Nomad St. Moritz 2018 – Article by Silvia Anna Barrilà
“After a first edition in Munich last spring, the Nomadè fair landed in St. Moritz. The second edition of the event, a showcase for collectible design with 20 international galleries, was held from 8 to 11 February in the historic aristocratic residence Chesa Planta in Samedan.”