Mousse founder Edoardo Bonaspetti and editorial director Stefano Cernuschi leave the publishing house

Edoardo Bonaspetti, founder of Mousse Magazine, Publishing, and Agency, is leaving the company due to unspecified disagreements with the publisher Contrappunto srl. Stefano Cernuschi, head of the editorial apparatus, is also departing. The news was confirmed by Artribune and the online colophon. Mousse was founded in 2006 as a free press magazine, later expanding into publishing (artist books and monographs) and a communication agency. It collaborated with La Triennale di Milano, Club to Club, the Biennale de l'Image en Mouvement in Geneva, and miart. Bonaspetti recently curated the art program at La Triennale. The managing editor role is now held by Francesco Tenaglia, associate editor by Antonio Scoccimarro. Mousse announced a period of renewal involving editorial, strategic, and distribution areas. Bonaspetti was recently appointed president of the jury for the Premio Fondazione Henraux, alongside Ilaria Bonacossa (Artissima), Eike Schmidt (Uffizi), Roberta Tenconi (Pirelli Hangar Bicocca), and Andrea Viliani (Madre).