Una Boccata d'Arte: 20 artists 20 villages 20 regions
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'Re-Signify Part II’ is the new Beijing exhibition from Valentino that juxtaposes items from the brand's archive alongside the work of contemporary artists.
We at Collater.al were lucky enough to speak directly with Amedeo Bartolini, editorial director and founder of Agenzia NFC and NFC Edizioni, and Guya Bacciocchi, director of the series, who told us more about the project. Don’t miss the interview below, some shots included in the book and to learn more visit the dedicated website! Lady Tarin Before talking about this new photo book series, can you tell us how you started your journey in publishing and when you decided to found Agenzia NFC? Amedeo: Our story started, and grew, in a moment of deep economic crisis. I founded Agenzia NFC (a...
We at Collater.al were lucky enough to speak directly with Amedeo Bartolini, editorial director and founder of Agenzia NFC and NFC Edizioni, and Guya Bacciocchi, director of the series, who told us more about the project. Don’t miss the interview below, some shots included in the book and to learn more visit the dedicated website! Lady Tarin Before talking about this new photo book series, can you tell us how you started your journey in publishing and when you decided to found Agenzia NFC? Amedeo: Our story started, and grew, in a moment of deep economic crisis. I founded Agenzia NFC (a...
The seemingly endless lockdown situations (which we still have to variously endure) have triggered quite different creative reactions in designers. While some have reverted to reassuring territory, just slightly refocusing and refreshing their familiar codes and signifiers, in others the time spent in quarantine has ignited more radical thinking, a shedding of old layers of constraint in favor of a more honest, truthful sense of self-representation. Alessandro Dell’Acqua seems to have embraced the latter option. During a walkthrough of the No. 21 pre-fall collection at his Milanese headquar...