Sudario Magazine Launches to Rethink the Mediterranean Through Contemporary Art
On February 7, 2025, at 5 PM, the new visual arts magazine Sudario will be unveiled at Arte Fiera in Bologna, aiming to elevate Mediterranean perspectives. Founder Stefano Tripodi, who has over two decades of experience, will engage in a discussion about the magazine alongside artists Rä di Martino and Irene Fenara. Co-founded with curator Magali Avezou, Sudario's inaugural issue, titled Ouroboros, showcases 17 artists delving into themes of magic and disaster. The magazine features a stream-of-consciousness graphic design by Atto. Notable contributors include Federico Clavarino, Bandia Ribeira, Jacques Sorrentini Zibjan, Taysir Batniji, Yazan Khalili, Sara Sadik, and Irene Fenara. A special limited edition of 75 copies will include an offset print by Marie Quéau, primarily distributed in France, Berlin, and Naples.
Key facts
- Sudario is a new visual arts magazine focusing on the Mediterranean.
- It will be presented at Arte Fiera in Bologna on February 7, 2025, at 5 PM.
- Founder and curator Stefano Tripodi introduces the magazine with artists Rä di Martino and Irene Fenara.
- Tripodi has over 20 years of experience and runs The View from Lucania since 2011.
- Co-founder Magali Avezou is founder of archipelago projects.
- First issue titled Ouroboros features 17 artists.
- Includes a commissioned series by French artist Marie Quéau.
- Limited edition of 75 copies with an offset print by Marie Quéau.
- Distribution in Marseille, Paris, Berlin, and Naples (Dispaccio).
Entities
Artists
- Stefano Tripodi
- Rä di Martino
- Irene Fenara
- Magali Avezou
- Marie Quéau
- Federico Clavarino
- Bandia Ribeira
- Jacques Sorrentini Zibjan
- Taysir Batniji
- Yazan Khalili
- Sara Sadik
- Paolo Nava
Institutions
- Arte Fiera
- The View from Lucania
- archipelago projects
- Atto
- Dispaccio
- Artribune
Locations
- Bologna
- Italy
- Milan
- France
- Marseille
- Paris
- Berlin
- Germany
- Naples
- Beirut
- Palestine
- Camino de Santiago
- Europe