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Giacinto Cerone, free and independent sculptor: interview with curator Marco Tonelli

From January 18 to April 27, 2025, the exhibition Giacinto Cerone is on view at the Museo Internazionale delle Ceramiche in Faenza. The Necessary Angel, an anthological exhibition dedicated to Giacinto Cerone (Melfi, 1957 - Rome, 2004), a singular sc...
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Working with clay: the seeds of Arianna Cordiviola. "A wonderful material."

Arianna Cordiviola has been creating interesting works with clay for years. She was born in Carrara in 1977, where she refined her artistic sensibility at the Artemisia Gentileschi Art School. She continued her education at the Academy of Fine Arts i...
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Sebastiano del Piombo, the musician painter of the Renaissance: a monumental book on his career

Eclectic, ambitious, refined: let's talk about Sebastiano Luciani (Venice, 1485 - Rome, 1547), better known as Sebastiano del Piombo, among the most versatile and original artists of 16th-century Venice. And it is Sebastiano's art that is the focus o...
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AI in the arts? Ease of use risks proliferation of poorly curated content. Lucio Arese speaks

A professional in the fields of design, music, visual art, and filmmaking, Lucius Arese (Milan, 1964) has been working in the visual arts and film industry since 2008. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with well-known artists, labels and bra...
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From baroque to glory, seventeenth-century Milanese sculpture in a volume by Susanna Zanuso

Milan, 17th century. In a period of great cultural and artistic ferment but also strongly marked by the political and social vicissitudes of the time, the capital of the Duchy, at that time under the rule of the Spanish monarchy, stood out within the...
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Elisa Belloni's puppets, creatures between visual narratives, stories and legends

Elisa Belloni is an artist whose creative vision is distinguished by a strongly multidisciplinary and multimedia approach. Her career is nourished by an ongoing exploration of artistic techniques, from traditional arts to stop-motion to children's il...
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Kintsugi and Florentine inlay. The craftsmanship of Takafumi Mochizuki

Takafumi Mochizuki is a Japanese craftsman who has combined the Florentine Renaissance craftsmanship tradition with Eastern art, resulting in a style that is certainly distinct. Mochizuki was born in Tokyo in 1979, moved to Florence in 2007 to perfec...
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Eight works of art to celebrate the horror of Halloween Day

When we talk about Halloween, it is impossible not to analyze art that cites themes ofhorror and the macabre. Especially during the Gothic period of the nineteenth century, a fright narrative developed that influenced literature, with authors such as...
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