Artribune Render newsletter highlights urban regeneration of disused cinemas
The June 8, 2026 issue of Artribune Render, a biweekly newsletter on urban and cultural regeneration, focuses on the revival of disused cinemas across Italy. Projects include Il Fiamma in Rome, ex Corso in Vicenza, ex Astra in Brescia, and ex Altino in Padua, all undergoing cultural reactivation. The newsletter also covers the recent Utopian Hours festival in Rotterdam, featuring an in-depth look at Powerhouse Company's Codrico Terrain mixed-use district on a former industrial site. Back in Italy, it previews the exhibition 'Padova, la città che cresce Francesco Mansutti e Gino Miozzo' examining postwar housing pressure in Padua. The newsletter, curated by Carolina Chiatto and Valentina Silvestrini since January 2024, is free and sent every other Monday. It includes sections on reading recommendations, events, and open calls. Subscriptions are available via an online form; past issues are in a digital archive.
Key facts
- Artribune Render newsletter published June 8, 2026
- Focus on regeneration of disused cinemas: Il Fiamma (Rome), ex Corso (Vicenza), ex Astra (Brescia), ex Altino (Padua)
- Coverage of Utopian Hours festival in Rotterdam
- In-depth on Powerhouse Company's Codrico Terrain district in Rotterdam
- Exhibition preview: 'Padova, la città che cresce Francesco Mansutti e Gino Miozzo'
- Newsletter curated by Carolina Chiatto and Valentina Silvestrini
- Launched January 2024, free, biweekly on Mondays
- Includes reading tips, events, and open calls
Entities
Artists
- Francesco Mansutti
- Gino Miozzo
Institutions
- Artribune
- Artribune Render
- Powerhouse Company
- Codrico Factory
- Utopian Hours
Locations
- Rome
- Italy
- Vicenza
- Brescia
- Padua
- Rotterdam
- Netherlands
- Oslo
- Norway
- Munich
- Germany
- Nairobi
- Kenya