Artribune Podcast: Toni Capuozzo and Rossana Orlandi on 'Contemporaneamente'

The Artribune podcast 'Contemporaneamente', curated by Mariantonietta Firmani, features an interview with journalist and writer Toni Capuozzo and gallerist Rossana Orlandi. The podcast explores contemporary themes bridging art, science, literature, history, philosophy, architecture, and cinema. Capuozzo, a war correspondent and former vice-director of Tg5, discusses the role of media in sowing doubt and the challenge of communicating against the grain. Orlandi, founder of the Rossana Orlandi Gallery in Milan—ranked among the world's top eight galleries—shares her journey from fashion to design, including collaborations with Karl Lagerfeld, Kenzo, Donna Karan, and Giorgio Armani. She launched the Ro Plastic Prize in 2019, attracting over 600 applications from five continents, and the Ro Master Plastic Pieces exhibition featuring 27 top designers. The podcast also covers Orlandi's earlier career, her encounter with Coco Chanel, and her studies at Marangoni. Capuozzo's background includes reporting on the Falklands War, interviewing Jorge Luis Borges, and covering conflicts in Yugoslavia, Somalia, the Middle East, and Afghanistan.