Michele Trimarchi Publishes "Il valore economico della cultura" with Franco Angeli

Fatti principali

• Michele Trimarchi's book "Il valore economico della cultura" was published by Franco Angeli in September.
• The book critiques the pervasiveness of budgets and funding as the sole measure of cultural value.
• Trimarchi argues that the economic and social structure that designed museums, theaters, and archaeological sites is becoming extinct.
• The volume calls for a critical reading of the cultural system and a redesign of the value map.
• Trimarchi proposes a paradigm shift toward "narrative craftsmanship," proximity, experience, and relationships.
• The book envisions a cultural system that integrates analog and digital dimensions and demands infrastructure and skills.
• Trimarchi credits Federica Antonucci, Ilaria Bollati, Valeria Morea, Jessie Bower, Matilde Ferrero, and Nicole Greco for contributing to the book's vision.
• The book references Umberto Eco and a book cover sign reading "You've seen the cover, now read the book."