Made in Italy: Rethinking a Century of Italian Design

Made in Italy\n	C O N T E N T S\n	List of Illustrations\n	Introduction: The History of Italian Design\n	1. A Historiography of Italian Design\n	PART 1: ACTORS\n		2. Ettore Sottsass and Critical Design in Italy, 1965–1985\n		3. Domes to Domus (or How Roberto Mango Brought the Geodesic Dome to the Home of Italian Design)\n		4. Tomás Maldonado and the Impact of the Hochschule für Gestaltung Ulm in Italy\n	PART 2: CRAFTS\n		5. Craft, Industry and Art: ISIA (1922–1943) and the Roots of Italian Design Education\n		6. Manufactured Identities: Ceramics and the Making of (Made in) Italy\n		7. Crafting a Design Counterculture: The Pastoral and the Primitive in Italian Radical Design, 1972–1976\n	PART 3: SPACES\n		8. Private Exhibitions: Galleries, Art and Interior Design, 1920–1960\n		9. Exhibiting Exhibitions: Designing and Displaying Fascism\n		10. This Way to the Exit: The Re-writing of the City through Graphic Design, 1964–1989\n	PART 4: INDUSTRIES\n		11. Designing a New Society: A Social History of Italian Car Design\n		12. Espresso by Design: The Creation of the Italian Coffee Machine\n		13. Italian Fashion: The Metamorphosis of a Cultural Industry\n	PART 5: MEDIATIONS\n		14. Annus Mirabilis: 1954, Alberto Rosselli and the Institutionalisation of Design Mediation\n		15. A Vehicle for ‘Good Italians’: User Design and the Vespa Clubs in Italy\n		16. ‘Made’ in England? Th e Mediation of Alessi S.p.A.\n	Contributors\n	Select Bibliography\n	Index