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| Type | daily (online newspaper), quarterly (print) |
|---|---|
| Owner(s) | Danae Project |
| Founder(s) | 2017 |
| Editor-in-chief | Federico Giannini (Editor-in-chief) |
| Editor | Daniele Rocca (Editorial Director) |
| Language | Italian,French,Spanish,German and English |
| Headquarters | Italy |
| Website | https://www.finestresullarte.info/ |
Finestre sull'Arte is a newspaper dedicated to ancient art and contemporary art as well as cultural policies. It is the only Italian art magazine that offers subscription-based access to its archive. It publishes an average of ten articles per day, including reviews, insights, criticism, and information about exhibitions and events, and aims to serve as a tool for both general and specialized art knowledge. Since 2024, articles have been published in English, French, German, and Spanish.[citation needed]
History
editFinestre sull’Arte was founded in 2009.[1][failed verification], by journalists Federico Giannini and Ilaria Baratta, initially as a podcast on art history.[citation needed] In 2012, it was transformed into a blog.[citation needed] In 2015, it won the Silvia Dell'Orso Award for the best historical-artistic dissemination work.
In June 2017, Finestre sull’Arte was relaunched as a registered newspaper.[citation needed] Since 2018, it has published a 178-page magazine on a quarterly basis, available via subscription. In 2022, the print magazine became available in the bookstores of the Uffizi Gallery in Florence and the MAXXI in Rome.[citation needed]
In 2019, Finestre sull’Arte participated in "Matera 2019: l’Open Future delle imprese italiane", an initiative promoted by Confindustria, which brought fifty Italian companies to Matera, the European Capital of Culture 2019, selected for their ability to promote beauty, balance, and technology.[citation needed]
In 2021, the magazine was the media partner of the exhibition "Il Corpo e l'Anima, da Donatello a Michelangelo. Scultura italiana del Rinascimento" at the Sforza Castle in Milan. The same year, it was the media partner of the online course "L’Arte è Vita" curated by Alessandra Montalbetti for the Peggy Guggenheim Collection; in 2022, it partnered with the exhibition "Caroto e le arti tra Mantegna e Veronese" in Verona at the Gran Guardia Palace.
In 2023, Finestre sull’Arte was a media partner of several exhibitions, including "Morandi 1890-1964" in Milan at Palazzo Reale, "Bertozzi & Casoni. Tranche de vie" in Imola at the city's three public museums, and "I Fasti di Elisabetta Farnese. Ritratto di una Regina" in the Ducal Chapel of Palazzo Farnese.
In 2023, it produced and released the web series "Pillole di Perugino".[citation needed] This project, featuring art historian and popularizer Jacopo Veneziani, is part of the initiatives aimed at disseminating knowledge of the figure and works of Perugino. The "Pillole di Perugino" project was selected by the Organizing Committee for the celebrations of the fifth centenary of the death of painter Pietro Vannucci, known as "il Perugino," established in 2022 by the Ministry of Culture.
Collaborators and Contributors
editOver the years, numerous national and international historians, critics, and curators have collaborated with Finestre sull'Arte, including Vittorio Sgarbi, Hans-Ulrich Obrist, Tiziano Scarpa, Jacopo Veneziani, Giuseppe Adani, Lorenzo Balbi, Renato Barilli, Fabio Cavallucci, Maurizio Cecchetti, Vittoria Coen, Michele Cuppone, Enrico Maria Dal Pozzolo, Sandro Debono, Fabrizio Federici, Antonio Lampis, Camillo Manzitti, Luca Rossi, Maurizio Vanni, and Bruno Zanardi.
Sections and Content
editThe magazine is notable for its sections:
- Works and Artists: In-depth articles on individual artworks and ancient and contemporary artists
- Exhibition Reviews: Critical readings of exhibitions organized throughout the country
- Travel Notebooks (since 2020): Articles about lesser-known places and cultural heritage gems[2]
- Design Collections (since 2023): Insights into design and contemporary living[3]
Awards and Recognitions
editMedia Partnerships and Collaborations
edit- Media partner of several exhibitions, including "Il Corpo e l'Anima, da Donatello a Michelangelo" (2021)[6]
- Media partner of the online course "L’Arte è Vita" (2021)[7]
- Media partner of the exhibition "Caroto e le Arti tra Mantegna e Veronese" (2022)[8]
- Media partner of the exhibition "Morandi 1890-1964" (2023)[9]
- Media partner of the exhibition "Bertozzi & Casoni. Tranche de vie" (2023)[10]
- Media partner of the exhibition "I Fasti di Elisabetta Farnese" (2023)[11]
Productions
editReferences
edit- ^ "The foundation of Finestre sull'Arte". 24 January 2019.
- ^ "Travel Notebooks - Finestre sull'Arte". Travel Notebooks - Finestre sull'Arte.
- ^ "Design Collections of Finestre sull'Arte". Design Collections of Finestre sull'Arte.
- ^ "A Finestre sull'Arte il Premio Silvia Dell'Orso 2015 | Associazione Culturale Silvia Dell'Orso". a-sdo.org.
- ^ "Confindustria Home".
- ^ "Il Corpo e l'Anima, da Donatello a Michelangelo".
- ^ "Art is Life | Peggy Guggenheim Collection". www.guggenheim-venice.it.
- ^ "Caroto e le arti tra Mantegna e Veronese".
- ^ "Morandi 1890-1964, la grande mostra di Giorgio Morandi a Palazzo Reale".
- ^ "Bertozzi & Casoni. Tranche de vie". Imola Musei.
- ^ "I Fasti di Elisabetta Farnese arrivano a Piacenza".
- ^ Cinquecento, Comitato Perugino. "Bando Perugino 2024".
- ^ "Le mani dell'arte". RaiPlay.
