The Art of Campari

    Inspiring creativity and championing the avant-garde

    The Art of Campari

    Inspiring creativity and championing the avant-garde

    CAMPARI. Create

    Campari has a longstanding tradition of collaborating with creative minds and emerging artists.

    Since the late 19th century, Campari has been responsible for some of the most distinctive and innovative imagery created in Italy.

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    The Galleria Campari, located at Campari’s headquarters in Milan, takes you on an evocative journey to tell the story behind Campari’s creativity and pioneering approach in art and design.

    The exhibition features original Belle Époque posters and revolutionary artworks from the 1920s, vibrant paintings and drawings from the 1960s and culminates in contemporary designs of recent times.

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    Francesca Valan
    2015

    "Campari Art Label 2015" (BOZZETTO DI PADIGLIONE PER LA DITTA DAVIDE CAMPARI).

    Reinterpretation of Futurist artist Fortunato Depero’s design for a Campari pavilion for an international exhibition held in Milan in 1933.
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    Jamie Preisz
    2019

    “Gliding Bloom Drift”

    The work references old Flemish still life painting but is made contemporary with the action of the Campari being poured. The flowers represent the floral tones in the Negroni within the glass and a nod to old paintings by Van Gough. The butterfly is a reference to the surrealist art movement that Campari’s art has reflected in the past.
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    Michael Corridore
    2018

    “Campari Negroni”
    Photograph of perspex shapes

    It’s the simplicity of the classic Negroni that inspired this artwork. Simple yes, though revealing layers of depth and complexity through the play of shadows, shape and colours, just like the drink itself. A drink that deserves celebration.
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    Leonetto Cappiello
    1909

    "Man on the Lantern" (BITTER CAMPARI UOMO SUL LAMPIONE)