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The magazine "Il Mio Salotto" was born from the desire to talk about art at 360 degrees through the pen of authors with different nationalities, tastes, and styles. This is a thoughtful choice, not to show you just one point of view, but several, exploring and opening your mind to different narrative styles and cultural, and personal, backgrounds.
If you are passionate about art, of any kind, and have experience in writing blog articles, and would like to write for "Il Mio Salotto", send us an email to info@ilmiosalotto.com
When life gives you lemons, you create art!
Would you paint or sculpt or draw something if you couldn’t show it to anyone or if it would not lead to a profit?
Apr 1, 20223 min read
The geometric harmonies of Serena Barbieri
Serena Barbieri tells us about her paintings made of simple lines and shapes that are meant to communicate tranquillity and harmony.
Mar 25, 202210 min read
What would the great masterpieces look like if they were remade by Van Gogh?
Copying a painting by bringing the characteristics of one's own style into the world created by another individual...
Mar 18, 20223 min read
Interview with Duca Savino - Il Mio Salotto - Part 1
Luca, aka Duca Savino, is one of the regular artists of Il Mio Salotto and I had the pleasure and honour of hosting him at my own place for
Mar 11, 20222 min read
Become a child again and feel amazement in front of the shining works of Jeff Koons.
You don't always get to see the giant version of monkey or balloon dog they made you at birthday parties as a child. Thank you Jeff Koons
Mar 4, 20225 min read
Get closer for the shock! The art of Deniz Sağdiç
Interview with a young Turkish conceptual artist, Deniz Sagğdiç, who uses waste materials in her work
Feb 25, 20229 min read
Frida Castelli: the interview
When your work arises from the desire to communicate your love to the person you love, even the answers to an interview speak from the heart
Feb 18, 20223 min read
A journey into the world of psychiatry, between pain, fun and deep humanity
the poetry, suffering, wonder and brutality of the psychiatrist's work.
Feb 11, 20223 min read
When conflict with your own body and obsession with food becomes art through living paintings:
Vanessa Beecroft makes art out of an obsession with food, an obsession that is increasingly common among people in the "modern age".
Feb 4, 20223 min read
A colorful guide to Tirana
Tirana has turned into a colorful open-air gallery for the lovers of street art, where the facades of the buildings are turning into canvas
Jan 28, 20224 min read
Banksy: Art in the shadows
Banksy, the great faceless revolutionary artist with a spray can, fights against the inequalities of an enslaved society
Jan 21, 20225 min read
Coins and bills become the canvas for Mari Roldán's art
the banknote is reduced to a simple canvas, to support a new work, to be elevated to a unique work of art.
Jan 14, 20223 min read
Pier Paolo Pasolini: the revolution made by a poet
Pasolini's merit is to bring culture closer to marginal strata of society that would not have considered him without being accompanied.
Jan 9, 20224 min read
The power of an Albanian woman, through the canvas of Markel Capo.
The Albanian princesses, painted by Markel Capo, courageously shout through the canvas about the role of women in a patriarchal society.
Dec 30, 20213 min read
Frida Castelli: feelings and eros illustrated through delicate, sensual illustrations
Eroticism and passion come to life with designs that are bold, romantic, delicate and never vulgar.
Dec 24, 20213 min read
Ropes, nails and the genius: the "ciclotramas" of Janaina Mello Landini
the attraction we feel for these forms is that they lead us back to a pattern that is widespread in nature, like our circulatory system...
Dec 18, 20213 min read
Francesco Polazzi: Interview in Bologna, in the artist's studio.
We asked him when he started making art and how it became his main work, who he draws inspiration from to find his subjects
Dec 12, 20215 min read
Francesco Polazzi: the backstage of an afternoon in Bologna, in the artist's atelier.
we went to Bologna to interview the young painter Francesco Polazzi directly in his studio.
Dec 4, 20211 min read
Street Art in Newtown (Sydney): a Guide to the best Hotspots
From a working-class, low-income suburb to a bohemian centre full of colour and art thanks to countless murals and graffiti on every corner.
Nov 28, 20216 min read
The art of saving and the Holy art: the Cloths of the Passion in Blue of Genoa
Today's name Blue Jeans is an evolution of the original "Bleu de Gênes" - Blue of Genoa, the birthplace of the well-known and famous Jeans.
Nov 19, 20212 min read
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