Milano 1963/1973 traces Carla Cerati's decade of photographs of Milan's economic boom and its unravelling, an 88-page black-and-white photobook spanning consumerism, La Scala society and the student and worker protests that closed the era.
Cerati moves from department-store spectacle to cocktail-party bourgeoisie to the streets outside the factories, her camera equally at ease with glamour and unrest. The 1973 funeral of Roberto Franceschi closes the book on a decade that had, by then, become legend — with Cerati among its sharpest witnesses.
