Six New Art Books: From Bussotti to Pucci

A fresh batch of six art and culture books has just hit the shelves, diving into various subjects like architecture, music, and photography. One standout is 'Urbanscape/Salerno,' a travel guide crafted by architect Emilia Antonia De Vivo, along with Alessandro Zanoni and Walter Larteri, published by AR Edizioni in collaboration with Aloa and the Order of Architects of Rome. Valentina Neri's 'L'arte ha bisogno di carezze' features discussions with critic Luca Nannipieri on topics like nudity and polygamy in art. To celebrate Sylvano Bussotti's 90th birthday, Renzo Cresti put together 'Sylvano Bussotti e l'opera geniale.' Enrico Mannucci's 'Emilio Pucci. Lo stilista aviatore' details the designer's career from 1947 onward, while 'I Del Carretto' examines the Del Carretto family's artistic and political impact. Lastly, Filippo Venturi's 'My Dear' highlights women's photography from nine countries, created during a pandemic workshop.