Guidebook
Stibbert, Florence. An inherited home that blurs the boundaries between romanticism and Japan
Frederick Stibbert was an illegitimate son and a millionaire who amassed a collection that was a forerunner of D'Annunzio. From Egypt to the Alhambra: Monica Becattini talks about his home-museum
Underneath the Arches, Naples. An art program enclosed by an underground aqueduct
The project invites artists to respond to the archeological site, which is subject to preservation orders and supervisions. Interventions such as hammering a nail in the wall do not occur
La Fondazione, Rome. A 700-square-meter hall for sharing and dialogue
«The exhibitions are not isolated episodes but chapters of a single story we hope will lead to unprecedented perspectives». In conversation with La Fondazione Curator Pier Paolo Pancotto
Ora d’Aria, Florence. Where a library can find its place in a Michelin restaurant
Concocting a mixture of gastronomy, books and design, chef Marco Stabile represents his region while keeping up with the pace of progress
The Ravestijn Gallery, Amsterdam. Inquisitiveness and provocation in contemporary photography
A space between old and new Amsterdam, showcasing the new perspectives of visual arts and allowing artists to ripen
Inform Interiors, Vancouver. Dipped in Danish design
«We tend to not buy into trends and try to stay true to a larger aesthetic arc». Inform Interiors employee Meriah Schultz Olson
Plan X Gallery, Milan. A pioneer for the digital art domain, showcasing the everyday wonders hidden in plain sight
«John Paul Fauves was the first NFT we showcased, and it was sold directly from our platform. One of the biggest Crypto art collectors in the world»
BooKINGS at Nilufar Depot. Halfway between an art installation and a concept store
Duo KINGS – Federica Perazzoli and Daniele Innamorato – saw in Depot the perfect location for booKINGS: a combination of art, design and culture now complete with a curated selection...
Kadeau, Copenhagen. A brick-red door and a bell to ring upon arrival
A greenhouse made of black raw-steel and glass, to enlarge the space dedicated to the lounge room, allows guests to appreciate a glass of wine before or after the meal
Studio Voltaire, London. After two years and a £2.8 investment, the arts organization reopens in Clapham
The newly developed building has provided a permanent home to Studio Voltaire, which had so far been itinerant, with temporary locations across London. The opening followed a two-year-long renovation and...