In Piazza Municipio in Naples, a work dedicated to the city has just been unveiled, evoking the most famous of all Neapolitan masks, Pulcinella. Tu sì 'na cosa grande has taken the place of Pistoletto's controversial Venus of the Rags, which was installed in June 2023, then destroyed by a fire and rebuilt a few weeks later. Pistoletto's work, in storage until the move, has been replaced by a 12-metre-high re-interpretation of Pulcinella's dress. 

This is the last tribute to Gaetano Pesce, the designer who died in April this year, just before "Nice to see you", his solo exhibition at the Biblioteca Ambrosiana in Milan. 

The installation, curated by Silvana Annicchiarico, will be on display in the square until 19 December.