Simone Cantarini and his other self in Urbino: an exhibition not to be missed
It's when I return to Urbino that I enter a sort of fairytale dimension that reminds me not only of my youth. "The gods have made...
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Urbisaglia and Masada: a journey through time
For some time now I have been considering the Macerata area, I don't know why. And so, after having passed the sacred site of Forano, which I...
Giovan Battista Salvi called Sassoferrato
What do the painters of the seventeenth century look for? Light. Which means many things. Light is faith in one's own resources, it is mixed hope...
The Tarpato: the man who knew how to fly
The southern Marche region at the beginning of the twentieth century gave birth to a fair number of artists who would become important in the Italian modern art scene...
Interview with Silvia Ronchey
I have wanted to interview her for ages. The book that introduced me to her, her “Enigma di Piero” recommended to me on a winter afternoon...
Interview with Moreno Neri.
How does one become Moreno Neri? I have often asked myself His name regularly appeared at the bottom of the pages of history books...
Interview with Luigi Gallo, a magnificent director
In Urbino, my ideal city as always, a place where I spent my youth and discovered the beauty of living surrounded by art without...
Ciriaco forgotten
Courtesy of Moreno Neri, great scholar of Renaissance and Byzantine history, an essay on Ciriaco d'Ancona, or Ciriaco Pizzecolli, who...
Painting between East and West in the Marche
We from the Marche, we often say, are plural, we are a mix of peoples who range between East and West because of the coast, they came from the interior...
From Marche to Marche: seven questions to Jacopo Angelini on the state of our region
Le Marche, a region kissed by beauty. A beauty consolidated by a history and a culture that have solid foundations in the tradition of the abbeys...