For Valentine's Day give the gift of art: make your other half happy with a subscription to our print magazine!

For Valentine’s Day give the gift of art: make your other half happy with an annual subscription to the print magazine Finestre Sull’Arte! It is the perfect gift for the art-loving couple: a new, beautiful, elegant magazine that will arrive directly to your door, for one year, for only 29.90 euros. To give it as a gift, all you have to do is select the shipping address of the person you want it to reach.

We would like to remind you that there is only until February 15 to subscribe to our new quarterly, a 168-page, 168-page magazine to browse through, in elegant paperback, 21 x 28 cm format with soft cover and glossy paper. An ambitious and countercultural project devoted to quality dissemination, allelegance and alloriginality, which thus maintains the basic features of the online version of our magazine.

In each of the four issues that will come out each year, the Finestre sullArte magazine will offer you exclusive content that you won’t find anywhere else, not even in the online version of our magazine: artworks, exhibition reviews, trips into museums and collections, contemporary art news, must-see events, and topical debates. Subscription costs only 29.90 euros: don’t miss the opportunity! Find out more by clicking on this link.

Below is the summary of the first issue:

Topicality: the new arrangements of the National Picture Gallery of Ferrara.

Current Events: the problems of mass tourism on our cities.

Current events: debate on cultural decolonization. Participants include Alberta Dal Cortivo (head of educational services at the African Museum in Verona), Maria Camilla De Palma (director of the Museum of World Cultures in Castello dAlbertis, Genoa), Filippo Maria Gambari (director of the Museum of Civilizations in Rome), Anna Maria Montaldo (director of MuDEC in Milan), Beatrice Nicolini (professor of history and institutions of Africa at the University of the Sacred Heart), Maria Stella Rognoni (professor of history and institutions ofAfrica at theUniversity of Florence), Ilaria Sgarbozza (art historian official of MiBAC - Archaeological Park of the Ancient Opia), Giuliana Tomasella (professor of museology at theUniversity of Padua), Gabriel Zuchtriegel (director of the Archaeological Park of Paestum).

Grand Tour: a trip to the Pinacoteca di Brera, article by Adam Ferrari.

GrandTour: the SantAgostino Museum in Genoa, article by Giacomo Montanari.

GrandTour: the Prada Foundation in Milan.

Inside the exhibition: review of the exhibition Bottega Scuola Accademia. Painting in Verona from 1570 to the Plague of 1630 (at the Museo di Castelvecchio in Verona until May 5, 2019), article by Federico Giannini.

Works and artists: Caravaggio’s Supper at Emmaus, article by Ilaria Baratta.

Rendezvous: the collecting of Scipione Borghese (and the Galleria Borghese).

Contemporary Lounge: a long interview with Jan Fabre, by Federico Giannini.

Contemporary Lounge: the versus by Simone Pellegrini, article by Cristina Principale. Plus: Convivere con lindecifrabile, essay on Simone Pellegrini written by Giuseppe Frangi.

Contemporary Lounge: the de-constructed ceramics of Bouke de Vries, article by Francesca Della Ventura.

Criticism: L.H.O.O.Q: hypotheses for a sense of the classical in modern and contemporary art, article by Chiara Guidi.

Wunderkammer: Fabergé eggs and the most beautiful objects at auction, for all to see, March through May.

For Valentine's Day give the gift of art: make your other half happy with a subscription to our print magazine!

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