Conversation with Elena Zaccarelli
Behind a painting, there is often a love story. The work I’m in love with actually represents the end of a love story. It was February 1971, and David Hockney…
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Conversation with Alessandro Piangiamore
The Sicilian artist Alessandro Piangiamore presented a work by the German Romantic painter Caspar David Friedrich for the column.
Conversation with Salvatore Mirabile
Art in Times of “Cholera”. Two artists, profoundly different yet united by a revolutionary approach to their work and tied by a tragic fate: both died prematurely at the age…
Conversation with Denis Curti
The presented work represents a past memory in which each of us can recognize ourselves, and like an autobiographical event of pain, it can become a refuge to experience a…
Conversation with Giorgio Fasol
“It was 1965. I wasn’t yet interested in collecting, but I was a curious young man. I met the printer, publisher, and artist Renzo Sommaruga in a gallery, where he…
Conversation with Marco Trevisan
My testimony refers to a turning point and a change that affected my life and something that art can sometimes trigger. I’ve been involved with art for about 25 years,…
Trastevere: Between Ancient and Contemporary
A small neighborhood church in a little-known area of Trastevere that fascinates a New York gallerist so much that he decides to acquire it and open an exhibition space there.…
Craftsmanship and Design for an Urban Regeneration Project
For years, it was a place inhabited by shadows and ghosts of a past that transformed it from a place of worship into a wool mill, before ultimately being left…
Galleria Continua’s birthday
It is an important recognition for a project born with the aim of bringing contemporary art outside the usual circuits, first as an association and later becoming a gallery of…