La Fenice Theater: crossroads of the lagoon
Let’s make a basic premise right away: reading Stefano Benni’s The Bar Under the Sea is one of the best choices one can make. To describe it as briefly as …
Nomination as Italian Capital of Culture: between advantages and controversies
Over the centuries, Veneto has been a magnet for hundreds of artists looking for public and private patronage and a place of cultural and intellectual promotion. At the beginning of …
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Giancarlo de Carlo: architecture for the community
Architecture is a subject that has always fascinated me. In particular, I have always been attracted by the combination of utility and beauty that characterizes it: I like things that …
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Karina Puente’s [In]visible cities
The illustration by Karina Puente are generated in the same way in which cities are developed, layers of paper that overlap and drawings that revolve around what already exists.
Schiaparelli: the art of doubt, the magic of the unexpected
The doubt that pervades artistic creation. This is how Schiaparelli refers to Dante Alighieri for the new spring-summer 2023 collection.
The sculptures of Novello Finotti, transformation between dream, nightmare and reality
The fundamental peculiarity of Finotti’s sculptures is their metamorphism, everything can become something else: a heart can become a fist, the fingers of birds, asparagus a human torso.
Ultravioletto: Industry from Patronage to its artistic Contamination
Art and industry form a well known combination in the contemporary art world, but how can machines designed for serial production and the exclusion of human intervention work with artistic sensibility and personal emotions? Ultraviolet is a project that not only answers this question, but also makes it its main cornerstone by creating a new way of interaction and establishing the basis for an unprecedented form of patronage and collaboration between two usually opposing worlds.
The Cancian Metaphor
Thanks to the exceptional expansion of the Bailo Museum, Treviso will now have a pole of primary importance for temporary exhibitions. To celebrate this event we propose a reflection about the Trevisan artist Sante Cancian and his relation with the city.
Women in Comics. Why Comics “are -also- for girls”
It was immediately clear that the exhibition that took place last year in Rome (1 june – 13 July 2020) came from the USA: the white walls of Palazzo Merulana, …
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Is Minimal Art Really Minimal?
“What you see is what you see” Frank Stella By focusing on the question in the title I tried to consider a series of thoughts I found myself dealing with …