Syllabus publisher will create 2023 Agenda with readers' photos, here's how to participate

On the occasion of World Photography Day, the publishing house Sillabe, with Opera Laboratori and Costa Edutainment, presents the new Agenda 2023, inviting all the public (travelers, visitors, spectators and readers) to become the next “eye” on the artistic, scenic, archaeological, natural and tourist beauties of Italy’s heritage.

Sillabe’s invitation is aimed directly at the public: in fact, the idea is to publish, in Agenda 2023, the most beautiful photographs sent by readers. “If in the coming days your travel and vacation destination will lead you to the places you will find listed below,” is the publisher’s invitation, “photograph the emotions of the moment: a painting, a sculpture, an archway, a landscape or architectural glimpse, the environment, nature... In that moment by stopping time on the image, you yourself will become a bit of an artist, a seeker of beauty and intensity, an explorer of the world that with its magnificence can make us better men and bearers of messages of peace and freedom.”

There is time until Nov. 15, 2022 to choose the photo that “most represents you and tells ’that’ beauty you have seen and send it to the editorial board of the Sillabe publisher.” The Group’s management, technical and editorial committee will select one image for each place and facility, with the aim of publishing it in the 2024 agenda to be released in spring 2023.

These are the places to be photographed: Photographs can be taken at these locations: Milan - Pinacoteca di Brera; Venice, Gallerie dell’Accademia; Stra, Museo Nazionale di Villa Pisani; Genoa - Aquarium, Biosphere Città dei Bambini; Ceriale - Caravelle; Cattolica - Aquarium; Rimini - Italia in Miniatura; Riccione - Oltremare, Aquafan; Arezzo - Duomo, Museo Diocesano di Arte Sacra; Cortona - Museo Diocesano; Florence - Uffizi, Palazzo Pitti, Boboli Gardens, Vasari Corridor, Bargello Museums, Academy Gallery, Museum of the Opificio delle Pietre Dure, Galileo Museum, Planetarium, Jewish Museum, Villa Bardini, Last Supper of Fuligno, Last Supper of Ognissanti, Last Supper of Andrea del Sarto in San Salvi, National Archaeological Museum, Museum of San Marco, Garden of the Villa Medicea di Castello, Villa Medicea La Petraia di Castello, Cathedral of the Image; Cerreto Guidi - Villa Medicea; Poggio a Caiano - Villa Medicea; Prato - Museo della Natura Morta; Livorno - Aquarium; Siena - Cathedral Complex, Santa Maria della Scala Complex, Palazzo Pubblico and Torre del Mangia, Jewish Museum; Colle di val d’Elsa - Museums of Colle Alta; Montalcino - Brunello Temple, Abbey of Sant’Antimo, Bike Point Terra Eroica; Montepulciano - Temple of San Biagio; Monteroni d’Arbia - Farmhouse of San Giovanni in Poggio; Pienza - Palazzo Piccolomini, Palazzo Borgia and Crypt of the Cathedral; San Gimignano - Collegiate Church Complex, Civic Museum Complex; Sansepolcro - Civic Museum; Volterra - Cathedral, Baptistery, Hospital of Santa Maria Maddalena; Assisi - Rocca Maggiore, Municipal Picture Gallery, Roman Forum, Archaeological Museum, Domus del Lararium, House of Propertius; Spoleto - Cathedral Complex; Deruta - Regional Museum of Ceramics; Rome - National Etruscan Museum; Caserta - Royal Palace of Caserta; Pompeii - Archaeological Park; Herculaneum - Archaeological Park.

Photographs should be sent digitally to ufficiostampa@sillabe.it with a release for use by the Editor. For info go to the Sillabe website.

Syllabus publisher will create 2023 Agenda with readers' photos, here's how to participate

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