Un passo alla volta, per far conoscere l’industria della moda e l’industria italiana. @ItalyinUK, @TPF_theplatform, @Herno_official #italianthreads

🎸 Join us at Sidelines Kennesaw on Nov 29 @ 8 PM for a night with Rock'n Vodka! Award-winning, vegan, & co-owned by Rick Nielsen of Cheap Trick! 🥃 Don't miss it! #RocknVodka #KennesawEvents #Cheers 🤘 #itly #Italy #ItalyVacations #ItalianThreads

Questo pomeriggio con @RenzoRosso, fondatore e presidente del gruppo Otb, con e in @ItalyinUK per parlare di moda italiana. Episodio 2 del ciclo #ItalianThreads @TPF_theplatform

Giocondo (Goghy) Faggioni, page from Best Wishes for 1954 calendar, 1953 - featured in our exhibition #ItalianThreads. Our online shop is still open, choose First Class delivery at checkout to receive your items in time for Christmas! bit.ly/36Uavia

Not long left before the holiday closure! The museum will be closed from 24 December 2020 and will reopen on 2 January 2021. Pre-book your tickets to visit our current show #ItalianThreads on our website. bit.ly/3i4TbJI E. Paulucci, Design for Trees fabric, 1964

'Fabrics made by the MITA textile firm (1926-1976) in Genoa blurred the line between product and art. Gems from its archive are on show at the Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art' - Observer Design Book your tickets to visit #ItalianThreads online: bit.ly/3i4TbJI

The Estorick Collection will reopen to the public on Wednesday! Book your tickets to visit #ItalianThreads and our permanent collection. bit.ly/3i4TbJI Image: Enrico Paulucci delle Roncole, Design for Abstract Composition tapestry, 1966

Italian futurist painter, writer, sculptor and graphic designer Fortunato Depero died #onthisday in 1960. Come and discover his work featured in our #ItalianThreads: MITA Textile Design 1926 - 1976 exhibition reopening this Wednesday 2 December. Tickets: bit.ly/3i4TbJI

Gio Ponti was born on this day in 1891. Ponti is one of the undisputed fathers of modern Italian design, and one of the leading international architect-designers of the post-war period. Ponti, To our Friends the Ponises, 1951 - featured in our current exhibition #ItalianThreads

Last chance before lockdown. Come and see #ItalianThreads, we are open today until 6pm. Pre-book your tickets online: bit.ly/3i4TbJI

The Estorick Collection will be open as usual tomorrow, book your tickets to visit #ItalianThreads, which has now been extended until 3 April 2021. 🧵 bit.ly/3i4TbJI

Happy half term! Get all the family to have a go at creating their own tessellating pattern with our free art activity inspired by our exhibition #ItalianThreads. 🧩 Instructions can be downloaded from our website along with other activities to enjoy over the holiday. 🖍

A recurring motif in Emanuele Luzzati's iconography was the stylized representation of forests. Intensified by its dynamic, ornamental setting and evocative chromatic contrasts, his tapestry La Favola (Fable) recalls a fairytale atmosphere. #ItalianThreads runs until 17 Jan 2021

Really enjoyed #ItalianThreads : MITA Textile Designs @Estorick - it’s surprising and delightful in equal measure. Highly recommend it, and now is the perfect time to go!

Despite some initial setbacks, Ponis was keen to market both traditional and ‘modern’ designer rugs. His custom-made textile machines sped up production and enabled the product to be marketed at affordable prices whilst still maintaining a high level of artistry. #ItalianThreads

Following an initial production of items employing traditional Middle Eastern patterns, MITA began to collaborate with a number of contemporary artists and architects, embracing a more modern style. #ItalianThreads opens in two days! Book online at bit.ly/3i4TbJI

#ItalianThreads: MITA Textile Design 1926-1976 is opening on 30/09! Reflecting the expert craftsmanship and full diversity of MITA’s production, the exhibition features original works, designs and photographs illustrating the firm’s remarkable output. bit.ly/-Mita

Sneak peak from our exhibition #ItalianThreads: MITA Textile Design 1926-1976, originally planned to open last 22 April. The show is now postponed with new dates to be announced.⠀ ⠀ Something to look forward to!⠀ #MuseumFromHome