Artribune Magazine publishes blank cover, invites readers to design it

For the first time in eleven years, Artribune Magazine has published an issue without a cover. The spring 2022 edition, coinciding with the Venice Biennale returning after 2019, features a blank cover as an invitation for readers to create their own. Editor Massimiliano Tonelli explains that the decision is not about silence or respect, as with Vogue Italia's 2020 white cover, but about engaging the community in a dialogue between print and digital media. Readers are encouraged to draw, write, or collage on the cover and share it on social media with the hashtag #ArtribuneCartaBianca. The magazine will then repost the creations. This initiative aims to reflect the difficulty of summarizing global events in a single image and to foster interaction during a time of multiple global alarms.