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The Metacosa
Giuseppe Bartolini, Giuseppe Biagi (standing), Sandro Luporini, Gianfranco Ferroni, Giorgio Tonelli and Lino Mannocci in the Milanese studio of Ferroni, 1983.

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The Metacosa is an Italian art movement founded in the late 1970s.^[1]^[2]^[3]

^ Italy), Palazzo Paolina (Viareggio (1983). La Metacosa: Giuseppe Bartolini, Giuseppe Biagi, Gianfranco Ferroni ... Giorgio Tonelli [mostra, Viareggio, Palazzo Paolina, 18 agosto-4 settembre 1983] (in Italian). CEDIS.
^ Metacosa: giuseppe bartolini, giuseppe biagi, gianfranco ferroni, bernardino luino, sandro luporini, lino mannocci, giorgio tonelli. PALAZZO PAOLINA. 1983.
^ Sandro Luporini: metafisica del quotidiano ; Immagini, parole e note nell'opera di Sandro Luporini : una raccolta di materiali e testi sul teatro di Giorgio Gaber e Sandro Luporini (in Italian). ADAC. 2005.