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World Art Déco Day

A global tribute to the roaring twenties' iconic design movement: World Art Déco Day is celebrated on April 28th

Villa for Signor Giulio Pari architect Gambini (1927) by Silvio GambiniItalia Liberty

Origin and vision

World Art Deco Day, on April 28th, honors the 20th-century style that captured the imagination. The initiative, spearheaded by Italia Liberty, showcases Art Deco's enduring appeal.

The house of the sun, Gambini (1929) by Silvio GambiniItalia Liberty

The essence of Art Deco

Art Deco, with its elegant lines, refined geometry, and dialogue between art and industry, was born in the cosmopolitan atmosphere of 1920s Paris.

Villa Gasbabbini (1946) by Silvio GambiniItalia Liberty

From there, it spread rapidly throughout Europe and the United States, leaving its mark on urban architecture, interiors, advertising posters, and everyday objects.

Villino Gambini (1931) by Silvio GambiniItalia Liberty

Why April 28

April 28 marks the opening of the Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes in Paris in 1925. This event officially marked the birth of Art Deco, defining its aesthetic and global diffusion.

Villa Sommaruga (1921) by Silvio GambiniItalia Liberty

A global network

World Art Deco Day unites scholars, institutions, and fans globally. Through events and digital projects, it fosters an international community celebrating Art Deco.

Villa Riva Favria Canavese (1931) by Silvio GambiniItalia Liberty

The role of Italia Liberty

Italia Liberty champions World Art Deco Day, fueling research and public appreciation. The organization promotes renewed interest in the movement.

Adriatic coast of Romagna Adriatic coast of Romagna (1930) by Serafino CampiItalia Liberty

Curated by Andrea Speziali

Andrea Speziali curates World Art Déco Day, blending scholarly research with accessible storytelling. His approach transforms Art Deco into an engaging experience for all.

Credits: Story

By Andrea Speziali, Founder and President of the Italia Liberty Association

www.italialiberty.it

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The story featured may in some cases have been created by an independent third party and may not always represent the views of the institutions, listed below, who have supplied the content.

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