Who is Marta Santacatterina

Marta Santacatterina
Marta Santacatterina (Schio, 1974, vive e lavora a Parma) ha conseguito nel 2007 il Dottorato di ricerca in Storia dell’Arte, con indirizzo medievale, all’Università di Parma. È iscritta all’Ordine dei giornalisti dal 2016 e attualmente collabora con diverse riviste specializzate in arte e cultura, privilegiando le epoche antica e moderna. Ha svolto e svolge ancora incarichi di coordinamento per diversi magazine e si occupa inoltre di approfondimenti e inchieste relativi alle tematiche del food e della sostenibilità.

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One border, two cities, Nova Gorica and Gorica: the European capital is "borderless"

One border, two cities, Nova Gorica and Gorica: the European capital is "borderless"

by Marta Santacatterina , written on 08/02/2025
Categories: News Focus
It has now been 40 years since the first nomination of a city as European Capital of Culture, an initiative that rewards those entities capable of contributing to the strengthening of the European "spirit" and cultural ties of the people living in EU...
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A forest of construction sites: how the Ducal Palace in Mantua will become. Director Stefano L'Occaso speaks.

A forest of construction sites: how the Ducal Palace in Mantua will become. Director Stefano L'Occaso speaks.

by Marta Santacatterina , written on 13/01/2025
Categories: Interviews
For the past few months Stephen L'Occaso has been reappointed as director of the Ducal Palace in Mantua, a vast complex that since 2021 has seen the opening of numerous construction sites aimed at seismic improvement and structural restoration: some ...
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When the bank becomes a museum. Michele Coppola, director of the Galleries of Italy, speaks.

When the bank becomes a museum. Michele Coppola, director of the Galleries of Italy, speaks.

by Marta Santacatterina , written on 09/11/2024
Categories: Interviews
In recent decades, Intesa Sanpaolo has created a complex cultural system that aims to promote art and culture in our country. Progetto Cultura - this is the name of the project - includes four museums located in historic palaces, the Gallerie d'Itali...
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Man, schizophrenic, artist. Remembering Carlo Zinelli 50 years after his death

Man, schizophrenic, artist. Remembering Carlo Zinelli 50 years after his death

by Marta Santacatterina , written on 21/08/2024
Categories: Works and artists
"He was an extraordinary madman": the words of Vittorino Andreoli, the psychiatrist who has cared for Carlo Zinelli since 1959 and to whom we basically owe our knowledge of this artist, who spent a large part of his life interned in the San Giacomo d...
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The tangled case of Italian paintings "deported" to Belgrade and never returned

The tangled case of Italian paintings "deported" to Belgrade and never returned

by Marta Santacatterina , written on 15/05/2024
Categories: Interviews
The story of eight ancient Italian paintings sounds more like a period thriller than a court case. Instead, it is an episode that really happened and on which the word "end" has not yet been put, despite a ruling by the Court of Bologna filed on Febr...
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Giovanni Bellini's Baptism in Vicenza, a watershed between two eras

Giovanni Bellini's Baptism in Vicenza, a watershed between two eras

by Marta Santacatterina , written on 01/03/2024
Categories: Works and artists
It all began with a pilgrimage. In the Jubilee year 1500, Battista Graziani, known as Garzadori, traveled to the Holy Land and, having arrived on the banks of the Jordan River, vowed to build a shrine, dedicating it to the saint who baptized Christ i...
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