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Japan's largest Bruno Munari retrospective is currently being held in Hayama! Approximately 320 works are on display, including works shown in Japan for the first time.（10/12）

Composition with a Hole, 1950, Casa Peralte-Paolo Minori Foundation

Composition with a Hole, 1950, Casa Peralte-Paolo Minori Foundation/ © Bruno Munari. All rights reserved to Maurizio Corraini srl. Courtesy by Alberto Munari

"Untitled", 1930, Casa Perlarte - Paolo Minori Foundation

"Untitled", 1930, Casa Perlarte - Paolo Minori Foundation/ © Bruno Munari. All rights reserved to Maurizio Corraini srl. Courtesy by Alberto Munari

"Poem for the Clothing of Milk" (Text: Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, Illustrations: Bruno Munari), 1937, Utsunomiya Museum of Art

"Poem for the Clothing of Milk" (Text: Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, Illustrations: Bruno Munari), 1937, Utsunomiya Museum of Art/ © Bruno Munari. All rights reserved to Maurizio Corraini srl. Courtesy by Alberto Munari

"Time X", 1963, Jacqueline Wodoz and Bruno Danese Foundation

"Time X", 1963, Jacqueline Wodoz and Bruno Danese Foundation/ © Bruno Munari. All rights reserved to Maurizio Corraini srl. Courtesy by Alberto Munari Photo by Roberto Marossi. Courtesy Fondazione Jacqueline Vodoz e Bruno Daneze

"The Unreadable Book" Prototype, 1955, University of Parma, CSAC

"The Unreadable Book" Prototype, 1955, University of Parma, CSAC/ © Bruno Munari. All rights reserved to Maurizio Corraini srl. Courtesy by Alberto Munari

"Cover design for 'Let's Draw Trees'" 1977, University of Parma, CSAC

"Cover design for 'Let's Draw Trees'" 1977, University of Parma, CSAC/ © Bruno Munari. All rights reserved to Maurizio Corraini srl. Courtesy by Alberto Munari

Useless Machine, 1934/1983, NPO Citizens' Arts Promotion Committee

Useless Machine, 1934/1983, NPO Citizens' Arts Promotion Committee/ © Bruno Munari. All rights reserved to Maurizio Corraini srl. Courtesy by Alberto Munari

Sculpture for Travel, 1965, Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art

Sculpture for Travel, 1965, Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art/ © Bruno Munari. All rights reserved to Maurizio Corraini srl. Courtesy by Alberto Munari

"Mitate no Ishi" (Stone of Mitate), 1985, NPO Citizens' Arts Promotion Committee

"Mitate no Ishi" (Stone of Mitate), 1985, NPO Citizens' Arts Promotion Committee/ © Bruno Munari. All rights reserved to Maurizio Corraini srl. Courtesy by Alberto Munari

"The Weight of Ancestors" 1964/1970, NPO Citizens' Arts Promotion Committee

"The Weight of Ancestors" 1964/1970, NPO Citizens' Arts Promotion Committee/ © Bruno Munari. All rights reserved to Maurizio Corraini srl. Courtesy by Alberto Munari

Tube Lighting Fixture: Falkland, 1964/1999, NPO Citizens' Arts Promotion Committee

Tube Lighting Fixture: Falkland, 1964/1999, NPO Citizens' Arts Promotion Committee/ © Bruno Munari. All rights reserved to Maurizio Corraini srl. Courtesy by Alberto Munari

"Tactile Board" 1994, Casa Perlarte-Paolo Minori Foundation

"Tactile Board" 1994, Casa Perlarte-Paolo Minori Foundation/ © Bruno Munari. All rights reserved to Maurizio Corraini srl. Courtesy by Alberto Munari

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  • Composition with a Hole, 1950, Casa Peralte-Paolo Minori Foundation
  • "Untitled", 1930, Casa Perlarte - Paolo Minori Foundation
  • "Poem for the Clothing of Milk" (Text: Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, Illustrations: Bruno Munari), 1937, Utsunomiya Museum of Art
  • "Time X", 1963, Jacqueline Wodoz and Bruno Danese Foundation
  • "The Unreadable Book" Prototype, 1955, University of Parma, CSAC
  • "Cover design for 'Let's Draw Trees'" 1977, University of Parma, CSAC
  • Useless Machine, 1934/1983, NPO Citizens' Arts Promotion Committee
  • Sculpture for Travel, 1965, Toyama Prefectural Museum of Art
  • "Mitate no Ishi" (Stone of Mitate), 1985, NPO Citizens' Arts Promotion Committee
  • "The Weight of Ancestors" 1964/1970, NPO Citizens' Arts Promotion Committee
  • Tube Lighting Fixture: Falkland, 1964/1999, NPO Citizens' Arts Promotion Committee
  • "Tactile Board" 1994, Casa Perlarte-Paolo Minori Foundation
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