#boomeconomico

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Il 'Paese' muore,ma i nostri #cettolaqualunque, pensano alle #poltrone alla #litizzetto e a #RichardGere!

Il ‘Paese’ muore,ma i nostri #cettolaqualunque, pensano alle #poltrone alla #litizzetto e a #RichardGere!

Artigiani, moria di imprese: scomparse 6.500 aziende in sei mesi – Corriere.it

#Salvini e #DiMaio, invece, di occuparsi della #crescitazero, dell’aumento dell’#iva, della probabile #recessione, discutono (#tweettano)di #poltrone e di #saviano della #litizzetto di #renzi del #pd di #RichardGere della #openarms e 4 #disgraziati che arrivano per mare!

#sticazzi.

https://www.corriere.it/economia/azi…

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#nonrassegna dal #BoomEconomico via @daverioemilio https://www.instagram.com/p/Bsilb7fgHvg/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1odusw0lhegx3

[modelianafirenze]

✅OPENED!!! 💥"BOOM! LA MODA ITALIANA" 📌a cura di Sabrina Mattei. foto: Barbara Cardini 🏵La mostra, preceduta dalla giornata di studi omonima tenutasi nel settembre 2021, è promossa e organizzata da Fondazione Banca del Monte di Lucca e Fondazione Lucca Sviluppo, con la collaborazione del Comune di Forte dei Marmi, Villa Bertelli e CNA Federmoda. 🙏“BOOM! La moda italiana” è realizzata anche grazie al contributo del Ministero degli Affari Esteri e della Cooperazione Internazionale, Italian Trade Agency, Be IT, Consiglio Regionale Toscano, Fondazione Ferragamo, Foto Locchi Archivio Storico. 🙏Sostengono inoltre l’iniziativa FIT New York, OMA, Artex, Its MITA Academy, Lucca Artigiana, Associazione culturale la Baracca e, tra gli sponsor, Filippo Forte dei Marmi. 👉Protagonisti dell’esposizione gli archivi di Fondazione Ferragamo, Flora Lastraioli, Mode Liana Firenze, Giuliacarla Cecchi, Mazzanti Piume, Verniani, Museo Daphné e alcune collezioni e archivi privati del territorio nazionale. . @crtoscana @regionetoscana @cnafedermoda @luccaartigiana @artexartigianato @fondazioneferragamo @archiviofotolocchi @omafirenze @filippo_fortedeimarmi @accademiacinematoscana @luccafilmfestival @daphnesanremo @mazzantipiume @floralastraioli @polacecchi @vernianiborse . . “BOOM! La moda italiana” 📍Villa Bertelli @villabertelli 📆6 - 28 agosto. ☎️0584787251 📲www.villabertelli.it 📍Palazzo delle Esposizioni di Lucca @palazzoesposizionilucca 📆10 settembre - 16 ottobre ☎️0583 464062 📧mostre@fondazionebmluccaeventi.it #BOOM #BOOMlamodaitaliana #lamodaitaliana #GiovanBattistaGiorgini #Bista #VillaBertelli #FortedeiMarmi #PalazzoesposizioniLucca #Lucca #fbml #moda #fashion #madeinitaly #artigianato #handcraft #anni50 #anni60 #boomeconomico #Italy #Italia #Firenze #Florence #RegioneToscana Reposted from @fondazionebmlucca (presso Villa Bertelli) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChABzJajQPh/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[bloggoloblog]

Il mio ereditato debito di leggerezza.

Il mio ereditato debito di leggerezza.

[Tempo di lettura stimato: 7 minuti] Quasi quasi stavo dimenticando il mio antico odio per il “Take it easy”, rimedio subito! Mio padre è nato nel 1945, mia madre nel 1952: la loro generazione era figlia della liberazione, ma la mia? Caro padre, ovunque tu sia e cara madre, che probabilmente leggerai, non ce l’abbiate con me per quello che sto per scrivere: non ce l’ho con voi, ma non posso…

[moniver64]

"Marini, le do un consiglio. Distingua. Non si lasci irretire dalla mentalità di reparto, dalla mentalità operaistica. Purtroppo la macchina riduce il lavoro a tempo puro, sebbene anche le macchine siano sempre più veloci. Il progresso è questo. Ma il compito di una Direzione, di ogni capo, dal più piccolo, è proprio di sganciarsi dal tempo, di controllarlo e dominarlo. E se lei mi viene a dire che anche gli altri, il signor Carli, gli operai, sono stanchi, significa che lei ha già il vizio di cercare la sua misura negli altri. Invece lei è soltanto se stesso. Non si preoccupi degli altri se vuole avere un avvenire, se un giorno vuole diventare un capo. Se no resterà sempre un esecutore, con l'inerzia degli esecutori." #TempiStretti è stato pubblicato nel 1957 in pieno boom economico, poi riaggiornato nel 1964 sempre dalla Einaudi. L'ambientazione è quella della fabbrica, della manovalanza curva sul proprio lavoro ripetitivo, del cottimo, del controllo mediante cronometro dei tempi di realizzazione del manufatto (da qui il titolo). I protagonisti appaiono grigi quanto la città dove vivono, una Milano di fretta, una Milano algida, una Milano produttiva dove non si ha tempo per sorridere, ma tanto per pensare, dove l'ingegnere o chi per lui controlla i propri dipendenti, dove ci si ama di nascosto o forse ci si fa solo compagnia. #OttieroOttieri #Hacca #boomeconomico #cottimo #lavoro #fabbrica #letteraturaindustriale https://www.instagram.com/p/CB55qftK4wM/?igshid=1udai4u71k9l3

[ultimavoce]

Tribù di ratti a Pechino: una città sotto la città

#Pechino è la capitale della #Cina, ma anche una delle metropoli sovrappopolate in cui sormontate dalla cappa di smog, dagli spostamenti di milioni di persone e da un traffico congestionato, esistono città dentro... anzi sotto, la città. Boom economico, e salari minimi. Esseri umani che si contendono i mq² con uffici, negozi e aziende. Una vergogna, la stigmatizzazione a cui si è sottoposti, ma sempre con un notevole senso dell'onore. Viaggio nelle "tribù di ratti" di Pechino.

Benvenuti a Pechino: capitale delle tribù di ratti. La Cina è boom economico, ma anche metropoli sovrappopolate, in cui sormontate dalla cappa di smog, dagli spostamenti di milioni di persone e da un traffico congestionato, esistono città dentro… anzi sotto, la città.

  In Cina, nei sotterranei di metropoli dove non c’è più spazio per nessuno in superficie, una tribù di ratti a Pechino ha messo su…

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#boomeconomico

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Siamo in #recessione e l'avvocato degli italiani parla di "fase transitoria". Speriamo che siano loro a transitare in fretta anziché blaterare di #boomeconomico

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Fiat 500 Turns 60 With a New Home at MoMA and Adrien Brody Ad

The Fiat 500 has been recognized as a work of modern art by MoMA and will be added to the museum’s permanent display on July 4th, the 60th anniversary of the first 500 model. The specific model that MoMA is acquiring is the Fiat 500F series, the most popular 500 ever—known as the “Berlina” or Cinquecento—which was made from 1965 to 1972.

The 60th anniversary of the Fiat 500 is being celebrated with local events and throwback advertising:

Including a new ad campaign starring Adrien Brody and Anna Manuelli, the splendor of Milan and the unforgettable voice of Mario Lanza singing Come Prima (extended version here):

More details from the press release:

The Fiat 500 Acquired by The Museum of Modern Art in New York

The Fiat 500 becomes a work of modern art and joins the permanent collection of the MoMA in New York

An extraordinary tribute to the artistic and cultural value of the Italian style icon in the world on its 60th birthday

July 4, 2017 , New York, NY – The best-loved car in Fiat’s history, the icon that made Italians into car owners and worldwide ambassador for the country, celebrates its 60th birthday today with a special event that honors its history and the style and design that made it famous across the globe. Not by chance, it is joining the permanent collection of the MoMA, the Museum of Modern Art, in New York.

60 anni e nn sentirli #fiat #fiat500 #500gram #fiat500love #cinquino #italianstyle #classiccars #orgoglioitaliano #filatelia #posteitaliane

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“While the Fiat 500 has unquestionably left its mark on automotive history, it is equally true that it has never been just a car,” said Olivier François, Head of FIAT Brand and Chief Marketing Officer, FCA – Global. “In its 60 years of history, the 500 has transcended its material manifestation to enter the collective imagination and become an icon, which has now the honor of being certified by being acquired by MoMA in a tribute to its artistic and cultural value.”

60th Anniversary Fiat 500! Happy Birthday #500 #fiat #fiat500 #cinquecento #cinquino #italy #italia #car #cars #beautycars #instacar #instacinquecento #insta500 #fiat500cinquecento #igers #igers500 #igerscar #retroautos #retrocars #500love #love500 #thehappycar #500happypeople @Regrann from @500novaralaghi – Buongiorno 4 Luglio 1957 nasceva la Nuova 500, progettata dall'Ing. Dante Giacosa, in un'epoca in cui l'Italia era in pieno sviluppo economico. Iniziava il processo di motorizzazione di massa, le #Vespa con qualche anno di anticipo, ma il bisogno di una vetturetta che riparasse dalle intemperie dell'inverno era necessario, così venne presentata la prima Nuova 500, erede della Topolino, ma con un prezzo più accessibile; ecco l'idea che cambió il modo di vivere degli italiani con tanta libertà, spensieratezza e simpatia. Oggi, dopo 60 anni, questa idea esiste ancora ed è diventata un'Icona, un Mito nel cuore di tutti gli italiani e non solo! Noi, da Oleggio ringraziamo tutti i partecipanti di Domenica giunti per celebrare questo bellissimo anniversario, il Sindaco Massimo Marcassa e tutti gli Sponsor! ✨ #Auguri500 Staff #500NovaraLaghi #Fiat500ClubItalia by @Fabio Bartella

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“The Fiat 500 is an icon of automotive history that fundamentally altered car design and production,” said Martino Stierli, The Philip Johnson Chief Curator of Architecture and Design at MoMA. “Adding this unpretentious masterpiece to our collection will allow us to broaden the story of automotive design as told by the Museum.”

Oggi la Fiat 500 compie 60 anni. Auguri all’auto simbolo del Made in Italy e del boom economico. Auguri alla più bella di tutte. (#500byVink in Martina Franca, #Puglia) . . . #weareinpuglia #igersvalleditria #yallerspuglia #ig_puglia_ #volgopuglia #pugliaview #apuliatravels #pugliacom #top_pugliaphoto #loves_united_apulia #adayinpuglia #traveling_puglia #thehub_puglia #pugliamia #amepiaceilsud #italiale #italia_dev #pocket_italy #ilikeitaly #italy #italya #Ιταλία #이탈리아 #イタリア #意大利 #Италия #loves_united_taranto #martinafranca

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The model acquired by MoMA will be a 500 F series, the most popular 500 ever, made from 1965 to 1972. Fiat’s “great little car” was an instant success worldwide and the 18 horsepower of its 500cc engine gave it a top speed of 59 mph (95 km/h). Over 4 million units were made from 1957 to 1975. From the New 500 in the late ’50s, on to the Sport and then the D, both more powerful, followed by the F, which holds the record for the number produced, through to the more comfortable L and finally the R.

As MoMA’s site notes,

The Museum of Modern Art has acquired an original model of the Fiat 500F “Berlina,” commonly referred to as the Cinquecento. The most popular version of the 500—which was in production from 1965 through 1972—the Berlina exemplifies a clear expression of form following function, a logical and economical use of materials, and a belief that quality design should be accessible to all. The development of inexpensive, reliable cars like the Fiat 500 was instrumental in knitting together communities and nations and fostering a feeling of freedom of movement throughout the postwar European continent. Through its design and its centrality to the story of mid-century Italy, the 500 embodies many of the principles that typified mid-century modernist design and connects it to themes explored in works throughout the Museum’s collection.

The Fiat 500 is not just a symbol of mass car ownership. Over time, it has become a style and design icon. Unmistakable design has inspired the imagination of artists, who have responded with elegant, exclusive and sporty interpretations. It has achieved the feat of maintaining its identity while remaining youthful over 60 years of history and lifestyles, fashion and society. A successful car, but also a cultural phenomenon on center stage for 60 years, never going out of fashion.

With the launch of the new generation in 2007, the 500 has appeared in a variety of original and cool interpretations, both hatchback and convertible, with an array of extraordinarily successful special editions (such as the 500 by Diesel, the 500 Gucci and the 500 Riva).

Success is reasserted by numbers: the Fiat 500 is the best-seller in Europe, ranking first in eight countries and among the first three in six others. The 2007 version won over 2 million motorists in just 10 years and has reaped accolade after accolade since its debut, including Car of the Year and the Compasso d’oro design award.

The Fiat 500 is the symbol of Italian creativity which has always inspired artists and designers worldwide, becoming an icon of beauty and art. Today, it makes another step forward becoming a work of art in its own right by the side of the other great icons of Italian design and yet again remaining “Forever Young.”

The FIAT brand stands for discovery through passionate self-expression. That philosophy is embodied by the iconic Fiat 500 or Cinquecento – a small car that lives big. Italian at heart and rooted in a rich heritage, the 500 is sold in more than 100 countries and is synonymous with modern, simple design blending form, function, technology and a pride of ownership that is genuine.

In North America, the Fiat 500 was introduced in March 2011 and was soon followed by the Fiat 500c (Cabrio), the high-performance Fiat 500 Abarth and Abarth Cabrio, the fully electric Fiat 500e, the five-passenger Fiat 500L and the all-wheel-drive 500X crossover. The FIAT brand continues to expand with the introduction of the Fiat 124 Spider, a revival of the iconic roadster that combines Italian style, performance and engaging driving dynamics.

Happy 60 th birthday 500#fiat500#60thanniversary #boomeconomico#famiglia#vacanze#autostradadelsole#mito#500

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Fiat 500 Turns 60 With a New Home at MoMA and Adrien Brody Ad

The Fiat 500 has been recognized as a work of modern art by MoMA and will be added to the museum’s permanent display on July 4th, the 60th anniversary of the first 500 model. The specific model that MoMA is acquiring is the Fiat 500F series, the most popular 500 ever—known as the “Berlina” or Cinquecento—which was made from 1965 to 1972.

The 60th anniversary of the Fiat 500 is being celebrated with local events and throwback advertising:

Including a new ad campaign starring Adrien Brody and Anna Manuelli, the splendor of Milan and the unforgettable voice of Mario Lanza singing Come Prima (extended version here):

More details from the press release:

The Fiat 500 Acquired by The Museum of Modern Art in New York

The Fiat 500 becomes a work of modern art and joins the permanent collection of the MoMA in New York

An extraordinary tribute to the artistic and cultural value of the Italian style icon in the world on its 60th birthday

July 4, 2017 , New York, NY – The best-loved car in Fiat’s history, the icon that made Italians into car owners and worldwide ambassador for the country, celebrates its 60th birthday today with a special event that honors its history and the style and design that made it famous across the globe. Not by chance, it is joining the permanent collection of the MoMA, the Museum of Modern Art, in New York.

60 anni e nn sentirli #fiat #fiat500 #500gram #fiat500love #cinquino #italianstyle #classiccars #orgoglioitaliano #filatelia #posteitaliane

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“While the Fiat 500 has unquestionably left its mark on automotive history, it is equally true that it has never been just a car,” said Olivier François, Head of FIAT Brand and Chief Marketing Officer, FCA – Global. “In its 60 years of history, the 500 has transcended its material manifestation to enter the collective imagination and become an icon, which has now the honor of being certified by being acquired by MoMA in a tribute to its artistic and cultural value.”

60th Anniversary Fiat 500! Happy Birthday #500 #fiat #fiat500 #cinquecento #cinquino #italy #italia #car #cars #beautycars #instacar #instacinquecento #insta500 #fiat500cinquecento #igers #igers500 #igerscar #retroautos #retrocars #500love #love500 #thehappycar #500happypeople @Regrann from @500novaralaghi – Buongiorno 4 Luglio 1957 nasceva la Nuova 500, progettata dall'Ing. Dante Giacosa, in un'epoca in cui l'Italia era in pieno sviluppo economico. Iniziava il processo di motorizzazione di massa, le #Vespa con qualche anno di anticipo, ma il bisogno di una vetturetta che riparasse dalle intemperie dell'inverno era necessario, così venne presentata la prima Nuova 500, erede della Topolino, ma con un prezzo più accessibile; ecco l'idea che cambió il modo di vivere degli italiani con tanta libertà, spensieratezza e simpatia. Oggi, dopo 60 anni, questa idea esiste ancora ed è diventata un'Icona, un Mito nel cuore di tutti gli italiani e non solo! Noi, da Oleggio ringraziamo tutti i partecipanti di Domenica giunti per celebrare questo bellissimo anniversario, il Sindaco Massimo Marcassa e tutti gli Sponsor! ✨ #Auguri500 Staff #500NovaraLaghi #Fiat500ClubItalia by @Fabio Bartella

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“The Fiat 500 is an icon of automotive history that fundamentally altered car design and production,” said Martino Stierli, The Philip Johnson Chief Curator of Architecture and Design at MoMA. “Adding this unpretentious masterpiece to our collection will allow us to broaden the story of automotive design as told by the Museum.”

Oggi la Fiat 500 compie 60 anni. Auguri all’auto simbolo del Made in Italy e del boom economico. Auguri alla più bella di tutte. (#500byVink in Martina Franca, #Puglia) . . . #weareinpuglia #igersvalleditria #yallerspuglia #ig_puglia_ #volgopuglia #pugliaview #apuliatravels #pugliacom #top_pugliaphoto #loves_united_apulia #adayinpuglia #traveling_puglia #thehub_puglia #pugliamia #amepiaceilsud #italiale #italia_dev #pocket_italy #ilikeitaly #italy #italya #Ιταλία #이탈리아 #イタリア #意大利 #Италия #loves_united_taranto #martinafranca

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The model acquired by MoMA will be a 500 F series, the most popular 500 ever, made from 1965 to 1972. Fiat’s “great little car” was an instant success worldwide and the 18 horsepower of its 500cc engine gave it a top speed of 59 mph (95 km/h). Over 4 million units were made from 1957 to 1975. From the New 500 in the late ’50s, on to the Sport and then the D, both more powerful, followed by the F, which holds the record for the number produced, through to the more comfortable L and finally the R.

As MoMA’s site notes,

The Museum of Modern Art has acquired an original model of the Fiat 500F “Berlina,” commonly referred to as the Cinquecento. The most popular version of the 500—which was in production from 1965 through 1972—the Berlina exemplifies a clear expression of form following function, a logical and economical use of materials, and a belief that quality design should be accessible to all. The development of inexpensive, reliable cars like the Fiat 500 was instrumental in knitting together communities and nations and fostering a feeling of freedom of movement throughout the postwar European continent. Through its design and its centrality to the story of mid-century Italy, the 500 embodies many of the principles that typified mid-century modernist design and connects it to themes explored in works throughout the Museum’s collection.

The Fiat 500 is not just a symbol of mass car ownership. Over time, it has become a style and design icon. Unmistakable design has inspired the imagination of artists, who have responded with elegant, exclusive and sporty interpretations. It has achieved the feat of maintaining its identity while remaining youthful over 60 years of history and lifestyles, fashion and society. A successful car, but also a cultural phenomenon on center stage for 60 years, never going out of fashion.

With the launch of the new generation in 2007, the 500 has appeared in a variety of original and cool interpretations, both hatchback and convertible, with an array of extraordinarily successful special editions (such as the 500 by Diesel, the 500 Gucci and the 500 Riva).

Success is reasserted by numbers: the Fiat 500 is the best-seller in Europe, ranking first in eight countries and among the first three in six others. The 2007 version won over 2 million motorists in just 10 years and has reaped accolade after accolade since its debut, including Car of the Year and the Compasso d’oro design award.

The Fiat 500 is the symbol of Italian creativity which has always inspired artists and designers worldwide, becoming an icon of beauty and art. Today, it makes another step forward becoming a work of art in its own right by the side of the other great icons of Italian design and yet again remaining “Forever Young.”

The FIAT brand stands for discovery through passionate self-expression. That philosophy is embodied by the iconic Fiat 500 or Cinquecento – a small car that lives big. Italian at heart and rooted in a rich heritage, the 500 is sold in more than 100 countries and is synonymous with modern, simple design blending form, function, technology and a pride of ownership that is genuine.

In North America, the Fiat 500 was introduced in March 2011 and was soon followed by the Fiat 500c (Cabrio), the high-performance Fiat 500 Abarth and Abarth Cabrio, the fully electric Fiat 500e, the five-passenger Fiat 500L and the all-wheel-drive 500X crossover. The FIAT brand continues to expand with the introduction of the Fiat 124 Spider, a revival of the iconic roadster that combines Italian style, performance and engaging driving dynamics.

Happy 60 th birthday 500#fiat500#60thanniversary #boomeconomico#famiglia#vacanze#autostradadelsole#mito#500

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Fiat 500 Turns 60 With a New Home at MoMA and Adrien Brody Ad

The Fiat 500 has been recognized as a work of modern art by MoMA and will be added to the museum’s permanent display on July 4th, the 60th anniversary of the first 500 model. The specific model that MoMA is acquiring is the Fiat 500F series, the most popular 500 ever—known as the “Berlina” or Cinquecento—which was made from 1965 to 1972.

The 60th anniversary of the Fiat 500 is being celebrated with local events and throwback advertising:

Including a new ad campaign starring Adrien Brody and Anna Manuelli, the splendor of Milan and the unforgettable voice of Mario Lanza singing Come Prima (extended version here):

More details from the press release:

The Fiat 500 Acquired by The Museum of Modern Art in New York

The Fiat 500 becomes a work of modern art and joins the permanent collection of the MoMA in New York

An extraordinary tribute to the artistic and cultural value of the Italian style icon in the world on its 60th birthday

July 4, 2017 , New York, NY – The best-loved car in Fiat’s history, the icon that made Italians into car owners and worldwide ambassador for the country, celebrates its 60th birthday today with a special event that honors its history and the style and design that made it famous across the globe. Not by chance, it is joining the permanent collection of the MoMA, the Museum of Modern Art, in New York.

60 anni e nn sentirli #fiat #fiat500 #500gram #fiat500love #cinquino #italianstyle #classiccars #orgoglioitaliano #filatelia #posteitaliane

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“While the Fiat 500 has unquestionably left its mark on automotive history, it is equally true that it has never been just a car,” said Olivier François, Head of FIAT Brand and Chief Marketing Officer, FCA – Global. “In its 60 years of history, the 500 has transcended its material manifestation to enter the collective imagination and become an icon, which has now the honor of being certified by being acquired by MoMA in a tribute to its artistic and cultural value.”

60th Anniversary Fiat 500! Happy Birthday #500 #fiat #fiat500 #cinquecento #cinquino #italy #italia #car #cars #beautycars #instacar #instacinquecento #insta500 #fiat500cinquecento #igers #igers500 #igerscar #retroautos #retrocars #500love #love500 #thehappycar #500happypeople @Regrann from @500novaralaghi – Buongiorno 4 Luglio 1957 nasceva la Nuova 500, progettata dall'Ing. Dante Giacosa, in un'epoca in cui l'Italia era in pieno sviluppo economico. Iniziava il processo di motorizzazione di massa, le #Vespa con qualche anno di anticipo, ma il bisogno di una vetturetta che riparasse dalle intemperie dell'inverno era necessario, così venne presentata la prima Nuova 500, erede della Topolino, ma con un prezzo più accessibile; ecco l'idea che cambió il modo di vivere degli italiani con tanta libertà, spensieratezza e simpatia. Oggi, dopo 60 anni, questa idea esiste ancora ed è diventata un'Icona, un Mito nel cuore di tutti gli italiani e non solo! Noi, da Oleggio ringraziamo tutti i partecipanti di Domenica giunti per celebrare questo bellissimo anniversario, il Sindaco Massimo Marcassa e tutti gli Sponsor! ✨ #Auguri500 Staff #500NovaraLaghi #Fiat500ClubItalia by @Fabio Bartella

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“The Fiat 500 is an icon of automotive history that fundamentally altered car design and production,” said Martino Stierli, The Philip Johnson Chief Curator of Architecture and Design at MoMA. “Adding this unpretentious masterpiece to our collection will allow us to broaden the story of automotive design as told by the Museum.”

Oggi la Fiat 500 compie 60 anni. Auguri all’auto simbolo del Made in Italy e del boom economico. Auguri alla più bella di tutte. (#500byVink in Martina Franca, #Puglia) . . . #weareinpuglia #igersvalleditria #yallerspuglia #ig_puglia_ #volgopuglia #pugliaview #apuliatravels #pugliacom #top_pugliaphoto #loves_united_apulia #adayinpuglia #traveling_puglia #thehub_puglia #pugliamia #amepiaceilsud #italiale #italia_dev #pocket_italy #ilikeitaly #italy #italya #Ιταλία #이탈리아 #イタリア #意大利 #Италия #loves_united_taranto #martinafranca

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The model acquired by MoMA will be a 500 F series, the most popular 500 ever, made from 1965 to 1972. Fiat’s “great little car” was an instant success worldwide and the 18 horsepower of its 500cc engine gave it a top speed of 59 mph (95 km/h). Over 4 million units were made from 1957 to 1975. From the New 500 in the late ’50s, on to the Sport and then the D, both more powerful, followed by the F, which holds the record for the number produced, through to the more comfortable L and finally the R.

As MoMA’s site notes,

The Museum of Modern Art has acquired an original model of the Fiat 500F “Berlina,” commonly referred to as the Cinquecento. The most popular version of the 500—which was in production from 1965 through 1972—the Berlina exemplifies a clear expression of form following function, a logical and economical use of materials, and a belief that quality design should be accessible to all. The development of inexpensive, reliable cars like the Fiat 500 was instrumental in knitting together communities and nations and fostering a feeling of freedom of movement throughout the postwar European continent. Through its design and its centrality to the story of mid-century Italy, the 500 embodies many of the principles that typified mid-century modernist design and connects it to themes explored in works throughout the Museum’s collection.

The Fiat 500 is not just a symbol of mass car ownership. Over time, it has become a style and design icon. Unmistakable design has inspired the imagination of artists, who have responded with elegant, exclusive and sporty interpretations. It has achieved the feat of maintaining its identity while remaining youthful over 60 years of history and lifestyles, fashion and society. A successful car, but also a cultural phenomenon on center stage for 60 years, never going out of fashion.

With the launch of the new generation in 2007, the 500 has appeared in a variety of original and cool interpretations, both hatchback and convertible, with an array of extraordinarily successful special editions (such as the 500 by Diesel, the 500 Gucci and the 500 Riva).

Success is reasserted by numbers: the Fiat 500 is the best-seller in Europe, ranking first in eight countries and among the first three in six others. The 2007 version won over 2 million motorists in just 10 years and has reaped accolade after accolade since its debut, including Car of the Year and the Compasso d’oro design award.

The Fiat 500 is the symbol of Italian creativity which has always inspired artists and designers worldwide, becoming an icon of beauty and art. Today, it makes another step forward becoming a work of art in its own right by the side of the other great icons of Italian design and yet again remaining “Forever Young.”

The FIAT brand stands for discovery through passionate self-expression. That philosophy is embodied by the iconic Fiat 500 or Cinquecento – a small car that lives big. Italian at heart and rooted in a rich heritage, the 500 is sold in more than 100 countries and is synonymous with modern, simple design blending form, function, technology and a pride of ownership that is genuine.

In North America, the Fiat 500 was introduced in March 2011 and was soon followed by the Fiat 500c (Cabrio), the high-performance Fiat 500 Abarth and Abarth Cabrio, the fully electric Fiat 500e, the five-passenger Fiat 500L and the all-wheel-drive 500X crossover. The FIAT brand continues to expand with the introduction of the Fiat 124 Spider, a revival of the iconic roadster that combines Italian style, performance and engaging driving dynamics.

Happy 60 th birthday 500#fiat500#60thanniversary #boomeconomico#famiglia#vacanze#autostradadelsole#mito#500

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Fiat 500 Turns 60 With a New Home at MoMA and Adrien Brody Ad

The Fiat 500 has been recognized as a work of modern art by MoMA and will be added to the museum’s permanent display on July 4th, the 60th anniversary of the first 500 model. The specific model that MoMA is acquiring is the Fiat 500F series, the most popular 500 ever—known as the “Berlina” or Cinquecento—which was made from 1965 to 1972.

The 60th anniversary of the Fiat 500 is being celebrated with local events and throwback advertising:

Including a new ad campaign starring Adrien Brody and Anna Manuelli, the splendor of Milan and the unforgettable voice of Mario Lanza singing Come Prima (extended version here):

More details from the press release:

The Fiat 500 Acquired by The Museum of Modern Art in New York

The Fiat 500 becomes a work of modern art and joins the permanent collection of the MoMA in New York

An extraordinary tribute to the artistic and cultural value of the Italian style icon in the world on its 60th birthday

July 4, 2017 , New York, NY – The best-loved car in Fiat’s history, the icon that made Italians into car owners and worldwide ambassador for the country, celebrates its 60th birthday today with a special event that honors its history and the style and design that made it famous across the globe. Not by chance, it is joining the permanent collection of the MoMA, the Museum of Modern Art, in New York.

60 anni e nn sentirli #fiat #fiat500 #500gram #fiat500love #cinquino #italianstyle #classiccars #orgoglioitaliano #filatelia #posteitaliane

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“While the Fiat 500 has unquestionably left its mark on automotive history, it is equally true that it has never been just a car,” said Olivier François, Head of FIAT Brand and Chief Marketing Officer, FCA – Global. “In its 60 years of history, the 500 has transcended its material manifestation to enter the collective imagination and become an icon, which has now the honor of being certified by being acquired by MoMA in a tribute to its artistic and cultural value.”

60th Anniversary Fiat 500! Happy Birthday #500 #fiat #fiat500 #cinquecento #cinquino #italy #italia #car #cars #beautycars #instacar #instacinquecento #insta500 #fiat500cinquecento #igers #igers500 #igerscar #retroautos #retrocars #500love #love500 #thehappycar #500happypeople @Regrann from @500novaralaghi – Buongiorno 4 Luglio 1957 nasceva la Nuova 500, progettata dall'Ing. Dante Giacosa, in un'epoca in cui l'Italia era in pieno sviluppo economico. Iniziava il processo di motorizzazione di massa, le #Vespa con qualche anno di anticipo, ma il bisogno di una vetturetta che riparasse dalle intemperie dell'inverno era necessario, così venne presentata la prima Nuova 500, erede della Topolino, ma con un prezzo più accessibile; ecco l'idea che cambió il modo di vivere degli italiani con tanta libertà, spensieratezza e simpatia. Oggi, dopo 60 anni, questa idea esiste ancora ed è diventata un'Icona, un Mito nel cuore di tutti gli italiani e non solo! Noi, da Oleggio ringraziamo tutti i partecipanti di Domenica giunti per celebrare questo bellissimo anniversario, il Sindaco Massimo Marcassa e tutti gli Sponsor! ✨ #Auguri500 Staff #500NovaraLaghi #Fiat500ClubItalia by @Fabio Bartella

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“The Fiat 500 is an icon of automotive history that fundamentally altered car design and production,” said Martino Stierli, The Philip Johnson Chief Curator of Architecture and Design at MoMA. “Adding this unpretentious masterpiece to our collection will allow us to broaden the story of automotive design as told by the Museum.”

Oggi la Fiat 500 compie 60 anni. Auguri all’auto simbolo del Made in Italy e del boom economico. Auguri alla più bella di tutte. (#500byVink in Martina Franca, #Puglia) . . . #weareinpuglia #igersvalleditria #yallerspuglia #ig_puglia_ #volgopuglia #pugliaview #apuliatravels #pugliacom #top_pugliaphoto #loves_united_apulia #adayinpuglia #traveling_puglia #thehub_puglia #pugliamia #amepiaceilsud #italiale #italia_dev #pocket_italy #ilikeitaly #italy #italya #Ιταλία #이탈리아 #イタリア #意大利 #Италия #loves_united_taranto #martinafranca

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The model acquired by MoMA will be a 500 F series, the most popular 500 ever, made from 1965 to 1972. Fiat’s “great little car” was an instant success worldwide and the 18 horsepower of its 500cc engine gave it a top speed of 59 mph (95 km/h). Over 4 million units were made from 1957 to 1975. From the New 500 in the late ’50s, on to the Sport and then the D, both more powerful, followed by the F, which holds the record for the number produced, through to the more comfortable L and finally the R.

As MoMA’s site notes,

The Museum of Modern Art has acquired an original model of the Fiat 500F “Berlina,” commonly referred to as the Cinquecento. The most popular version of the 500—which was in production from 1965 through 1972—the Berlina exemplifies a clear expression of form following function, a logical and economical use of materials, and a belief that quality design should be accessible to all. The development of inexpensive, reliable cars like the Fiat 500 was instrumental in knitting together communities and nations and fostering a feeling of freedom of movement throughout the postwar European continent. Through its design and its centrality to the story of mid-century Italy, the 500 embodies many of the principles that typified mid-century modernist design and connects it to themes explored in works throughout the Museum’s collection.

The Fiat 500 is not just a symbol of mass car ownership. Over time, it has become a style and design icon. Unmistakable design has inspired the imagination of artists, who have responded with elegant, exclusive and sporty interpretations. It has achieved the feat of maintaining its identity while remaining youthful over 60 years of history and lifestyles, fashion and society. A successful car, but also a cultural phenomenon on center stage for 60 years, never going out of fashion.

With the launch of the new generation in 2007, the 500 has appeared in a variety of original and cool interpretations, both hatchback and convertible, with an array of extraordinarily successful special editions (such as the 500 by Diesel, the 500 Gucci and the 500 Riva).

Success is reasserted by numbers: the Fiat 500 is the best-seller in Europe, ranking first in eight countries and among the first three in six others. The 2007 version won over 2 million motorists in just 10 years and has reaped accolade after accolade since its debut, including Car of the Year and the Compasso d’oro design award.

The Fiat 500 is the symbol of Italian creativity which has always inspired artists and designers worldwide, becoming an icon of beauty and art. Today, it makes another step forward becoming a work of art in its own right by the side of the other great icons of Italian design and yet again remaining “Forever Young.”

The FIAT brand stands for discovery through passionate self-expression. That philosophy is embodied by the iconic Fiat 500 or Cinquecento – a small car that lives big. Italian at heart and rooted in a rich heritage, the 500 is sold in more than 100 countries and is synonymous with modern, simple design blending form, function, technology and a pride of ownership that is genuine.

In North America, the Fiat 500 was introduced in March 2011 and was soon followed by the Fiat 500c (Cabrio), the high-performance Fiat 500 Abarth and Abarth Cabrio, the fully electric Fiat 500e, the five-passenger Fiat 500L and the all-wheel-drive 500X crossover. The FIAT brand continues to expand with the introduction of the Fiat 124 Spider, a revival of the iconic roadster that combines Italian style, performance and engaging driving dynamics.

Happy 60 th birthday 500#fiat500#60thanniversary #boomeconomico#famiglia#vacanze#autostradadelsole#mito#500

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Fiat 500 Turns 60 With a New Home at MoMA and Adrien Brody Ad

The Fiat 500 has been recognized as a work of modern art by MoMA and will be added to the museum’s permanent display on July 4th, the 60th anniversary of the first 500 model. The specific model that MoMA is acquiring is the Fiat 500F series, the most popular 500 ever—known as the “Berlina” or Cinquecento—which was made from 1965 to 1972.

The 60th anniversary of the Fiat 500 is being celebrated with local events and throwback advertising:

Including a new ad campaign starring Adrien Brody and Anna Manuelli, the splendor of Milan and the unforgettable voice of Mario Lanza singing Come Prima (extended version here):

More details from the press release:

The Fiat 500 Acquired by The Museum of Modern Art in New York

The Fiat 500 becomes a work of modern art and joins the permanent collection of the MoMA in New York

An extraordinary tribute to the artistic and cultural value of the Italian style icon in the world on its 60th birthday

July 4, 2017 , New York, NY – The best-loved car in Fiat’s history, the icon that made Italians into car owners and worldwide ambassador for the country, celebrates its 60th birthday today with a special event that honors its history and the style and design that made it famous across the globe. Not by chance, it is joining the permanent collection of the MoMA, the Museum of Modern Art, in New York.

60 anni e nn sentirli #fiat #fiat500 #500gram #fiat500love #cinquino #italianstyle #classiccars #orgoglioitaliano #filatelia #posteitaliane

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“While the Fiat 500 has unquestionably left its mark on automotive history, it is equally true that it has never been just a car,” said Olivier François, Head of FIAT Brand and Chief Marketing Officer, FCA – Global. “In its 60 years of history, the 500 has transcended its material manifestation to enter the collective imagination and become an icon, which has now the honor of being certified by being acquired by MoMA in a tribute to its artistic and cultural value.”

60th Anniversary Fiat 500! Happy Birthday #500 #fiat #fiat500 #cinquecento #cinquino #italy #italia #car #cars #beautycars #instacar #instacinquecento #insta500 #fiat500cinquecento #igers #igers500 #igerscar #retroautos #retrocars #500love #love500 #thehappycar #500happypeople @Regrann from @500novaralaghi – Buongiorno 4 Luglio 1957 nasceva la Nuova 500, progettata dall'Ing. Dante Giacosa, in un'epoca in cui l'Italia era in pieno sviluppo economico. Iniziava il processo di motorizzazione di massa, le #Vespa con qualche anno di anticipo, ma il bisogno di una vetturetta che riparasse dalle intemperie dell'inverno era necessario, così venne presentata la prima Nuova 500, erede della Topolino, ma con un prezzo più accessibile; ecco l'idea che cambió il modo di vivere degli italiani con tanta libertà, spensieratezza e simpatia. Oggi, dopo 60 anni, questa idea esiste ancora ed è diventata un'Icona, un Mito nel cuore di tutti gli italiani e non solo! Noi, da Oleggio ringraziamo tutti i partecipanti di Domenica giunti per celebrare questo bellissimo anniversario, il Sindaco Massimo Marcassa e tutti gli Sponsor! ✨ #Auguri500 Staff #500NovaraLaghi #Fiat500ClubItalia by @Fabio Bartella

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“The Fiat 500 is an icon of automotive history that fundamentally altered car design and production,” said Martino Stierli, The Philip Johnson Chief Curator of Architecture and Design at MoMA. “Adding this unpretentious masterpiece to our collection will allow us to broaden the story of automotive design as told by the Museum.”

Oggi la Fiat 500 compie 60 anni. Auguri all’auto simbolo del Made in Italy e del boom economico. Auguri alla più bella di tutte. (#500byVink in Martina Franca, #Puglia) . . . #weareinpuglia #igersvalleditria #yallerspuglia #ig_puglia_ #volgopuglia #pugliaview #apuliatravels #pugliacom #top_pugliaphoto #loves_united_apulia #adayinpuglia #traveling_puglia #thehub_puglia #pugliamia #amepiaceilsud #italiale #italia_dev #pocket_italy #ilikeitaly #italy #italya #Ιταλία #이탈리아 #イタリア #意大利 #Италия #loves_united_taranto #martinafranca

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The model acquired by MoMA will be a 500 F series, the most popular 500 ever, made from 1965 to 1972. Fiat’s “great little car” was an instant success worldwide and the 18 horsepower of its 500cc engine gave it a top speed of 59 mph (95 km/h). Over 4 million units were made from 1957 to 1975. From the New 500 in the late ’50s, on to the Sport and then the D, both more powerful, followed by the F, which holds the record for the number produced, through to the more comfortable L and finally the R.

As MoMA’s site notes,

The Museum of Modern Art has acquired an original model of the Fiat 500F “Berlina,” commonly referred to as the Cinquecento. The most popular version of the 500—which was in production from 1965 through 1972—the Berlina exemplifies a clear expression of form following function, a logical and economical use of materials, and a belief that quality design should be accessible to all. The development of inexpensive, reliable cars like the Fiat 500 was instrumental in knitting together communities and nations and fostering a feeling of freedom of movement throughout the postwar European continent. Through its design and its centrality to the story of mid-century Italy, the 500 embodies many of the principles that typified mid-century modernist design and connects it to themes explored in works throughout the Museum’s collection.

The Fiat 500 is not just a symbol of mass car ownership. Over time, it has become a style and design icon. Unmistakable design has inspired the imagination of artists, who have responded with elegant, exclusive and sporty interpretations. It has achieved the feat of maintaining its identity while remaining youthful over 60 years of history and lifestyles, fashion and society. A successful car, but also a cultural phenomenon on center stage for 60 years, never going out of fashion.

With the launch of the new generation in 2007, the 500 has appeared in a variety of original and cool interpretations, both hatchback and convertible, with an array of extraordinarily successful special editions (such as the 500 by Diesel, the 500 Gucci and the 500 Riva).

Success is reasserted by numbers: the Fiat 500 is the best-seller in Europe, ranking first in eight countries and among the first three in six others. The 2007 version won over 2 million motorists in just 10 years and has reaped accolade after accolade since its debut, including Car of the Year and the Compasso d’oro design award.

The Fiat 500 is the symbol of Italian creativity which has always inspired artists and designers worldwide, becoming an icon of beauty and art. Today, it makes another step forward becoming a work of art in its own right by the side of the other great icons of Italian design and yet again remaining “Forever Young.”

The FIAT brand stands for discovery through passionate self-expression. That philosophy is embodied by the iconic Fiat 500 or Cinquecento – a small car that lives big. Italian at heart and rooted in a rich heritage, the 500 is sold in more than 100 countries and is synonymous with modern, simple design blending form, function, technology and a pride of ownership that is genuine.

In North America, the Fiat 500 was introduced in March 2011 and was soon followed by the Fiat 500c (Cabrio), the high-performance Fiat 500 Abarth and Abarth Cabrio, the fully electric Fiat 500e, the five-passenger Fiat 500L and the all-wheel-drive 500X crossover. The FIAT brand continues to expand with the introduction of the Fiat 124 Spider, a revival of the iconic roadster that combines Italian style, performance and engaging driving dynamics.

Happy 60 th birthday 500#fiat500#60thanniversary #boomeconomico#famiglia#vacanze#autostradadelsole#mito#500

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