Ten artists interpret 'Tailor' for Artribune's new newsletter

Artribune has launched Tailor, a newsletter exploring fashion, art, and culture. To mark its debut, ten international visual artists were invited to interpret the word 'Tailor' through their personal languages and techniques. Their exclusive works appear in the SPAZIO ESPOSITIVO format. The artists include Alessandro Furchino Capria, a London-based Italian photographer known for minimalism; Pelayo, a Mexican image maker and art director in Milan who has worked with Versace, Louis Vuitton, and Diesel; Polli, a Swiss photographer and graphic designer, founder of CIAO Press, collaborating with Prada and Ferragamo; Agostino Chiarucci, an Italian photographer based between Paris and Milan, specializing in outdoor sports; Nicolò Nastasia (Cole Stasi), a Turin-based photographer exploring surrealism; Barbero, also from Turin, whose work has been shown at Kunsthalle Mulhouse and the PhotoVogue Festival; Pietro Bucciarelli, born 1998, who has worked at Cesura and Fabrica, published in The New Yorker; Katrien De Blauwer, a Belgian collage artist from Antwerp described as a 'photographer without a camera'; Elise Toïdé, who studied at ICP in New York and has collaborated with Manufacture de Sèvres and Yohji Yamamoto; and Alice, a British photographer from Lincolnshire who won the Paris Photo Carte Blanche Award 2024 for her series Other Joys. The initiative aims to create a collective narrative weaving individual and universal experiences.