Explore the compelling narrative of Italian modern art’s transatlantic journey from Futurism to Arte Povera, showcased in the United States. Raffaele Bedarida meticulously chronicles how Italian institutions, critics, and artists strategically projected a modern national identity through exhibitions between 1929 and 1969. Discover the ‘Like a Giant Screen’ approach that transformed displays into powerful cultural statements. This essential volume offers profound insights into art diplomacy and the international art market, making it indispensable for art historians, museum professionals, and students of global art movements.