by Guicciardo Sassoli de’ Bianchi Strozzi, published by Treccani

Catalogue of the exhibition of the same name, which brings into dialogue masterpieces of Italian art from the 19th and 20th centuries with works of Latvian art, exploring light as a shared language.

by Giulio Iacchetti

The coffee maker is both ritual and symbol of Italian living: simple, yet capable of delivering a unique pleasure. Twenty-four reinterpretations of the moka confirm its iconic value.
With the author: Luciano Galimberti (ADI President), Patrizia Scarzella (Architect and Journalist), Pietro Corraini (Publisher)
 

by ADI Sicilia

The meeting offers a reflection on the theme of new languages in design and communication—tools that are constantly evolving and capable of interpreting contemporary transformations. In this context, Sicily emerges as a privileged observatory, a place of dialogue between tradition, craftsmanship, and innovation.
Moderated by Annalisa Spadola and Vincenzo Castellana, with contributions from Luigi Patitucci, in conversation with Francesco Scullica, Marinella Ferrara, Giorgio Tartaro, Luciano Galimberti, Giuseppe Mendolia Calella, Elisa Garosi, Gabriele Di Stefano, and Luca Hugo Brucculeri.