3 RIVISTE D'ARTE cartacee + 2 online [...da non perdere] in ITALIA #VLOGMASARTE Ep.1
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A new year is about
A new year is about to begin, and that period arrives when I am often asked for advice on which art magazines to start reading in January to keep up to date with both the market and exhibitions and events. My name is Clelia and today I recommend 3 Italian art magazines to which I myself have been a subscriber +2 extra.
Reading and getting informed when you are passionate like us about a specific theme is one of the first things that comes naturally. And you don't necessarily have to do it from a print magazine, there are in fact a thousand ways to keep up with events, breaking news or reviews of exhibitions and books.
The characteristic of magazines, not only those of art, in fact, is that of being specialized and of telling the world from their point of view. By reading them we will be aware that they will have chosen for us on the basis of their specialization.
This effect of trust in the choice in several years in which I read and learn about art in Italy in a more conscious way was given to me by a paper magazine: Arte della Cairo editore. This is not because this specific magazine is better than others in an absolute sense, but because especially during the period I was living in Milan I was told about the history and the art market that surrounded me. Many exhibitions, interviews, news on fairs and auctions were related to what I was experiencing so they intrigued me, attracted me and kept me updated. This has always been the magazine I had a subscription to, in which I knew there would be at least two or three pieces in my strings.
The second art magazine I had a subscription to for a couple of years is Flash Art. I think anyone who has been interested in art at least once in their life has heard of it. It is an international magazine but it has an Italian edition. Flash Art in Italy made art history when it was launched in the 1970s and is certainly an excellent source for those interested in the super contemporary.
The third magazine I had a subscription to while I was in the triennial in Palermo, because it was read at home is Artedossier. A magazine that has been directed and edited for many years by Philippe Daverio and which has one great value: it is for everyone. From the point of view of content, language, approach, it is truly for everyone. This is the perfect magazine for those who want to start approaching the history of art. It actually consists of two parts, the monthly magazine and an in-depth dossier.
00:00 Intro
01:28 Art of Cairo
02:29 Flash Art
03:16 Artedossier
04:56 The art journal
05:52 Artribune
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Art and the Cities is my personal blog and Youtube channel about art and travel. Or better than art trips. I'm not only talking about art history but also about travel, museums, galleries, art market, love stories, books, exhibitions and much more.
»Blog: https://artandthecities.com/
»Instagram: Instagram: artnthecities
See you soon,
Clelia
#Vlogmas #art
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Reading and getting informed when you are passionate like us about a specific theme is one of the first things that comes naturally. And you don't necessarily have to do it from a print magazine, there are in fact a thousand ways to keep up with events, breaking news or reviews of exhibitions and books.
The characteristic of magazines, not only those of art, in fact, is that of being specialized and of telling the world from their point of view. By reading them we will be aware that they will have chosen for us on the basis of their specialization.
This effect of trust in the choice in several years in which I read and learn about art in Italy in a more conscious way was given to me by a paper magazine: Arte della Cairo editore. This is not because this specific magazine is better than others in an absolute sense, but because especially during the period I was living in Milan I was told about the history and the art market that surrounded me. Many exhibitions, interviews, news on fairs and auctions were related to what I was experiencing so they intrigued me, attracted me and kept me updated. This has always been the magazine I had a subscription to, in which I knew there would be at least two or three pieces in my strings.
The second art magazine I had a subscription to for a couple of years is Flash Art. I think anyone who has been interested in art at least once in their life has heard of it. It is an international magazine but it has an Italian edition. Flash Art in Italy made art history when it was launched in the 1970s and is certainly an excellent source for those interested in the super contemporary.
The third magazine I had a subscription to while I was in the triennial in Palermo, because it was read at home is Artedossier. A magazine that has been directed and edited for many years by Philippe Daverio and which has one great value: it is for everyone. From the point of view of content, language, approach, it is truly for everyone. This is the perfect magazine for those who want to start approaching the history of art. It actually consists of two parts, the monthly magazine and an in-depth dossier.
00:00 Intro
01:28 Art of Cairo
02:29 Flash Art
03:16 Artedossier
04:56 The art journal
05:52 Artribune
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Art and the Cities is my personal blog and Youtube channel about art and travel. Or better than art trips. I'm not only talking about art history but also about travel, museums, galleries, art market, love stories, books, exhibitions and much more.
»Blog: https://artandthecities.com/
»Instagram: Instagram: artnthecities
See you soon,
Clelia
#Vlogmas #art
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Amazon Recommended Products List: https://amzn.to/3d83Ku5
I may receive a small commission for purchases made via affiliate links to recommended products 😊 Thanks for your support!
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