Giulia Cangianiello Lampoon Magazine

/ London

CraftMaker, London. Quality over quantity

A space of 1300 square meters, natural light penetrates inside from large windows illuminating the rooms and objects, arranged without a predefined order

/ Rome

Bistro’f, Rome. Officine Fotografiche’s café and a bookstore

«A magazine has to be broad, open to different themes, places, times and genres otherwise it becomes a photo album. I choose magazines based on this criterium» states curator Mariella Boccadoro

/ Paris

Artazart, Paris. The micro-sector of Art publishing is not afraid of the market

Hence the slogan 'Galerie dédiée à l'Image: Carl Huguenin and Jerome Fournel launched an online library dedicated to graphic design, then expanded into brick-and-mortar

/ The Publishing Industry, Turin

Libreria Luxemburg, Turin. A bookshop where one can find collector’s texts which can be often found in museums only

The variety of the selection makes the bookshop a reference point for the operators of the Turin artistic field, from design to all the modernist and postmodernist forms

/ Paris

Smith&Son Paris. A tale of a street

Smith&Son Paris on 248 Rue de Rivoli, near Place de la Concorde, is the longest branch to have remained in its original setting

/ Books, San Quirico d'Orcia

Vald’O, San Quirico d’Orcia. A literary Winery on the Via Francigena bringing up works of independent art

Under the assumption that the printed paper has its own role in the publishing market, Antonio Cipriani and Valentina Montisci founded a bookshop focused entirely on independent publishing houses

/ Milan

Quotidiana, Milan. From Milano Card, unlocking the unexplored potential of newspaper kiosks

In Milan newsstands have been restored and reimagined as service points on our doorsteps, information hubs and places where people can meet and interact. In conversation with CEO, Edoardo Scarpellini

Savoia Excelsior Palace, Trieste. The first impulse to travel is the existence of a frontier

A way of welcoming and living in Trieste, cultural crossroads between East and West Europe. Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria appreciated his stays here

/ New York, The Publishing Industry

Books Are Magic, New York. A soft spot for local authors with a hint of oddity between books and social justice

«Last year, someone submitted a squirrel census, and we bought that». Thriving in the digital era, in the words of owner and founder Emma Straub

/ Lake Orta

Casa Fantini, Lake Orta. Other ways to measure the passing of time

A peninsula on the lake overhanging behind granite heights is the setting for a boutique hotel that makes water its narrative – and for the plot of a novel by Gianni Rodari

/ Rome, The Publishing Industry

Holypopstore, Rome. Know-how in the retail world

A physical and virtual container that combines art, culture, and underground fashion owes its success to its contemporary vision and know-how in the retail world

/ News

Tracing tradition and culture, through – roots sink in the earth, the taste of trunk

This journey through the history, culture and aromas of September, between rain water and the warmth of a fireplace, starts in the north on the shore of a hidden lake

/ Chanel

Palazzo Giureconsulti, Milan. In Goude We Trust!

Chanel celebrates the thirty-year partnership with the French photographer, art director, and illustrator Jean-Paul Goude at Palazzo Giureconsulti, Milan

/ Giulia Cangianiello