WTI Magazine #24 2014 Apr, 04Author : Enrico De Iulis Translation by: No time like the Renaissance had an almost obsessive attention to the ideal city. The urbanization that has characterized the first phase of this cultural revolution, which will be later historiographically known just as "Renaissance", immediately led scholars of a...
READ MOREWTI Magazine #18 2014 Feb, 21Author : Enrico De Iulis Translation by: Alessandra Bitetti In Italy, we are trying - with difficulty - to modernize cities through works of big urban impact, achieving a dual purpose: to make the city government more functional and to promote an awareness of contemporary architecture among the people. ...
READ MOREWTI Magazine #20 2014 Mar, 7Author : Enrico De Iulis Translation by: Alessandra Bitetti The art of glassmakers from Murano is famous all over the world, and everybody envy us for it. It is an art that goes back to many centuries and reached its excellence in XIX and XX centuries. On this topic, the venetian "Fondazione Giorgio...
READ MOREWTI Magazine #76 2016 February 15Author : Giulia Carletti Translation by: Logic must not speak: visions must. The visionary art of de Chirico (1888-1978), known for his lonely mannequins and dreamlike atmospheres, is not a sterile attention to form, but a field of research for a revelation through it. "To become truly immortal a work...
READ MOREWTI Magazine #5 2013 Nov, 15Author : Enrico De Iulis Translation by: Alessandra Bitetti The 55th International Venice Biennial Art Exhibition, entitled "The Encyclopedic Palace", will close in two weeks. Differently from the Venice Biennial Film Festival, which despite its name is held every year, th...
READ MOREWTI Magazine #64 2015 July, 10Author : Enrico de Iulis Translation by: Fondazione Prada's big shot is having an unexpected domino effect not only on Milan and Expo, but also on a national scale, establishing new lines of museum design and construction. The headquarters, designed by Rem Koolhaas, reassesses a part of Milan virtually b...
READ MOREWTI Magazine #60 2015 May, 15Author : Enrico De Iulis Translation by: John Cabot University The 2012 earthquake in Emilia Romagna and in Lombardia severely damaged Saint George's Castle in Mantua, and particularly one of his greatest jewels: La Camera degli Sposi ("the bridal chamber") by Andrea Mantegna. This masterpiece, known in t...
READ MOREWTI Magazine #22 2014 Mar, 21Author : Enrico De Iulis Translation by: Alessandra Bitetti When we talk about Italian baroque and more specifically about Romanesque baroque, immediately come to our mind the style, the works and the names of Gian Lorenzo Bernini, Francesco Borromini and Pietro Berrettini da Cortona, who are considered t...
READ MOREWTI Magazine #1 2013 Oct,18Author : Enrico De Iulis Translation by: The Language Institute The Borghese Gallery is a place of rare beauty, conceived and experienced as a large container of powerful art and politics. In 1606, Cardinal Scipione Borghese wanted it right from the start with the intention of having a huge display case in whi...
READ MOREWTI Magazine #49 2014 December, 10Author : Enrico De Iulis Translation by: When one comes across a work by an unknown artist, rarely one wonders what is the his or her nationality, because this is irrelevant to know the purpose of the artistic language and, indeed, because is often challenging to receive messages and signals that are...
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