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Museum of Modern Italian Art in London, 20th-century + Futurism @caffeestorick, shop & garden. Now showing: Wanda and Marion Wulz & Tino Stefanoni
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What's on at the Estorick Collection this November ✨️
31 Oct 2026
Marion Wulz (1905–1993) worked alongside her sister Wanda at the family studio in Trieste, photographing artists, dancers, athletes and the designer Anita Pittoni. Together, their work captured a city's cultural life and articulated new ideas of modern womanhood. Discover more in Wanda and Marion Wulz: Avant-garde Photography in 20th-Century Italy, opening 16 September.
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30 Aug 2026
Wanda Wulz (1903–1984) transformed a family photography studio into a site of bold experimentation. Her 1932 self-portrait I + Cat, made using superimposition, remains one of the defining images of Italian Futurist photography. Discover more of her work in Wanda and Marion Wulz: Avant-garde Photography in 20th-Century Italy, opening 16 September.
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28 Aug 2026
Born on this day in 1884, Gerardo Dottori pioneered Futurist aeropainting: landscapes seen from the cockpit, with horizons stretched to show the curve of the earth. Our collection includes his tiny 1916 sketch Study for ‘Rising Forces’, drawn on the back of a First World War photograph.
📖 Book launch: Gerardo Dottori: Futurist Aeropainter
🗓 20 November, 18:30 (doors 18:00)
Massimo Duranti introduces the English translation of his book, with an introduction to Dottori’s life and work from translator Christopher Adams. Original drawings from British collections will be on display, and we’ll screen Luigi Di Gianni’s 1971 documentary on the artist.
£5 including a drinks reception
Book via the link in bio.
11 Nov 2026
See everything, as often as you like. Become a member for unlimited free entry to all exhibitions and the Permanent Collection, all year round. Link in bio.
09 Nov 2026
Come visit to discover the museum and its Collection!
What’s on:
Wanda and Marion Wulz: Avant-garde Photography in 20th-Century Italy until 20 December
Tino Stefanoni: Between Vision and Memory until 20 December
📍Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art, London N1 2AN
#hiddengemlondon #hiddenmuseum
06 Nov 2026
My event, Moving Through Modernity, came to life last week at the @estorickcollection
What an amazing opportunity!!
My work invited visitors to reflect on gender and the city through a mapping experience of London. It was a privilege to set this up in such a wonderful space as the Estorick Collection, alongside an amazing team! I'm very grateful to have been selected and given the chance to run a workshop. I'm so excited to see everyone’s work over the next few months.
A special thank you to Luca, who was so helpful throughout this whole process, and to everyone who came! It was a very special evening 💚
The map will be on the walls of the Estorick Collection for a little while longer if anyone is keen to add something to it ;)
“This participatory event at the Estorick Collection explores Futurism, gender and movement through the city. Responding to Futurist writings on women and the city as a space of modernity and speed, it combines an audio piece with a collective mapping activity. Visitors are invited to reflect on how identity shapes experiences of public space, from freedom and visibility to surveillance and restricted movement, and on whose bodies are included in visions of modern life.“
Student Evening Takeovers are made possible with support from Art Fund.
https://www.estorickcollection.com/events/late-thursday-29-oct
04 Nov 2026
📗 Exhibition catalogue for Wanda and Marion Wulz, currently on show at @estorickcollection with support from @fondazione.alinari.fotografia, tracing the history of two sisters who, in 1928, took over their family photography studio and turned it into a vibrant centre for experimental and commercial production. 🪄 Their practice contributed to broader conversations about fashion, performance and female self-representation in the interwar period. 📸
🤳 The design of the publication celebrates the heritage of the family and the aesthetic of the commercial atelier of those years. 💼 The graphic details and typography found on tools, letterheads and cabinet cards served as primary sources of research for the typographic treatment, which led to the use of a newly revived typeface called Raffaello, originally from the Italian type foundry Nebiolo and revived by Lucrezia Noro. 📄
04 Nov 2026
A smile, a swinging arm, a drum kit that seems to dissolve right through her. In this playful double exposure, Wulz layers a dancer in a glittering costume with cymbals and a bass drum, turning the rhythm of jazz into an image.
Experimental, witty and strikingly modern, it’s a wonderful example of the inventive photography produced by the Wulz sisters, Wanda and Marion, in their family studio in Trieste.
Come and see it for yourself at the Estorick Collection
Wanda Wulz, Jazz Band, 1932. Florence, Archivi Alinari-Archivio Studio Wulz
30 Oct 2026
Tino Stefanoni: Between Vision and Memory is on view 28 October - 20 December 2026!
This ‘intervention’ celebrates the work of Tino Stefanoni (Lecco, 1937–2017). Conceived as a dialogue between his paintings and the permanent collection, it precedes a number of retrospectives being organised across Italy in 2027 to mark the ninetieth anniversary of his birth and the tenth of his death.
Curated by Ilaria Bignotti
With the support of Archivio Tino Stefanoni and M77 Gallery, Milan.
Tino Stefanoni, 28 Senza titolo 28 (detail), 1984. Courtesy Archivio Tino Stefanoni.
24 Oct 2026
Delighted to be featured in “The perfect cultural weekend: 48 hours exploring London”, a National Art Pass feature in The Guardian. Thank you @ellencscott, @guardian and @artfund
Read the full article on The Guardian’s website.
Image: Screenshot from The Guardian. Photographs: English Heritage/Estorick Collection
23 Oct 2026
📣 Last-minute model change!
Ilinx is sadly unable to make it, but we’re thrilled to welcome Buster Marlin in their place for this evening’s Life Drawing workshop.
Buster is a theatrical menace and possibly sentient theatre curtain, born out of the mind of a circus clown (or that’s at least one of the stories they’ll tell you). Known for large, loud performances, this clown has a heart of coal... we mean gold.
It’s about to get a little weird. 🎭 @msbustermarlin
21 Oct 2026
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