What is art? Coming soon Tell me about her, a podcast to answer that question

A new podcast about art starts June 10: it is titled Parlami di Lei, is curated by critic Pietro Gaglianò and is produced by Libreria Brac of Florence in collaboration with Scripta Festival and Radio Papesse. Parlami di Lei is a series of six episodes, featuring the voices of six personalities from the art world: art critic Emanuela De Cecco, artist Flavio Favelli, director and actress Chiara Lagani, philosopher Nicolas Martino, musician and artist Roberto Paci Dalò, and artist and publisher Giovanna Silva. To all of them Pietro Gaglianò asks a single question, “Tell me about her.” A question about art, its presence, silence, and the noise it makes.

The podcast can be heard on Spotify, Spreaker, Apple Podcasts, ITunes and wherever you search for your podcasts. The first episode, to be released on June 10, features the words of Nicolas Martino; Giovanna Silva follows on June 17 and Flavio Favelli on June 24; on July 1 it is Emanuela De Cecco’s turn, on the 8th Chiara Lagani’s and the last release is with Roberto Paci Dalò on July 15.

Curator Pietro Gaglianò is an art critic, independent curator, educator and author of experimental pedagogy projects in public space. He has published The Syntax of Freedom. Art, Pedagogy, Anarchy (Gli Ori 2020) and Memento. The obsession with the visible (Postmedia books 2016). Since 2017 he has been the director of Scripta Festival. Art in words, a review dedicated to art criticism publishing (scriptafestival.it).

Guests: Emanuela De Cecco, art critic, teaches History of Contemporary Art at the Faculty of Design and Arts at the Free University of Bolzano. Among her publications: Contemporaries. Paths and Poetics of Women Artists from the 1980s to the Present, Non volendo aggiungere altre cose al mondo, both for Postmedia Books, and numerous monographs dedicated to women artists of the contemporary scene. Flavio Favelli, artist, after graduating in History from the University of Bologna, has exhibited with solo projects at MAXXI in Rome, Centro Pecci in Prato, Fondazione Sandretto in Turin, Maison Rouge in Paris and 176 Project Space in London. She participated in the Italics exhibition at Palazzo Grassi in 2008 and in two Venice Biennials: the 50th curated by Francesco Bonami and the 55th at the Italian Pavilion curated by Bartolomeo Pietromarchi. Chiara Lagani, actress and playwright, composes original theatrical texts and tackles reworking and rewriting of poetic and literary texts. She is artistic director of the company Fanny & Alexander, which she founded in 1992 with Luigi De Angelis, with which she carries out activities ranging from staging shows to organizing cultural, theatrical and related projects in the world of publishing, visual arts and music. Nicolas Martino, a philosopher, has recently published, with Francesco Raparelli, the collection of writings by Hans-Jürgen Krahl, The Struggling Intelligence. Knowledge and Production in Late Capitalism (Short Shadows, 2021). He coordinates, with others, OperaViva Magazine. He co-curated at the National Gallery of Modern Art in Rome the exhibitions Common Sensibility. The Living Works and Looking Forward Olivetti. 110 Years of Imagination. Roberto Paci Dalò, musician and artist, presents his work around the world in biennials, museums, theaters, festivals and radio. His latest book is Ombre (Quodlibet 2019), a written and drawn investigation of the collection of the National Gallery of Umbria. Giovanna Silva has collaborated continuously with Domus and Abitare magazines. She counts numerous publications with different publishing houses. She participated in the 14th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice with the project Nightswimming, Discotheques in Italy from the 1960s until now, published by Bedford Press. She founded the architecture magazine “San Rocco” and the publishing house Humboldt Books, where she is editorial director. She teaches editorial photography at NABA in Milan, IUAV in Venice and ISIA in Urbino.

Radio Papesse is an audio archive dedicated to contemporary art; a space dedicated to documentation and in-depth study of the visual arts; a place for the dissemination and production of sound arts. It produces and distributes interviews, documentaries, audio guides and sound paths commissioned or produced in collaboration with museums and cultural institutions. It finds its privileged dimension in listening and chooses the language of radio, not only its medium, to tell how art is made today. Radio Papesse is curated by Ilaria Gadenz and Carola Haupt.

What is art? Coming soon Tell me about her, a podcast to answer that question

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