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RivistaDADA n°55 - The Moon
RivistaDADA n°56 - Leonardo Da Vinci
RivistaDADA n°56Bis - Sounds Factory
RivistaDada n.02 Ceramic and Glass
RivistaDada n.03 Art and Work
RivistaDada n.04 Landscape
RivistaDada n.06 Sculpture
RivistaDada n.07 Advertising
RivistaDada n.08 The Tree
RivistaDada n.09 The Circus
RivistaDada n.10 Mirò
RivistaDada n.11 Art and Comics
RivistaDada n.12 Animals in Art
RivistaDada n.13 Futurisms
RivistaDada n.14 Moving Images and Cartoons
RivistaDada n.16 Mosaic
RivistaDada n.17 Art and Science
RivistaDada n.18 Art and Citizenship
RivistaDada n.19 The Art of Telling Stories: Homage to Gianni Rodari
RivistaDada n.20 Dadaisms
RivistaDada n.21 Art and Journey
RivistaDada n.22 Signs, Alphabets and Writings
RivistaDada n.23 The Portrait
RivistaDada n.24 Prehistory
RivistaDada n.25 Blue
RivistaDada n.26 Surrealism
RivistaDada n.27 Keith Haring
RivistaDada n.28 Light
RivistaDada n.29 Impressionism
RivistaDada n.30 Photography
RivistaDada n.31 Art and Food
RivistaDada n.32 Paper
RivistaDada n.33 Art and Nature
RivistaDada n.34 Kandinsky
RivistaDada n.35 Artist's Books
RivistaDada n.36 The Renaissance
RivistaDada n.37 Women in Art
Women have always been the favourite subjects of artists, whether they were royals, religious women or simple figures crossing the street. But there are also artists that we don't know. RivistaDADA will find those talented women for you!
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This magazine refers to the quarter jul-sep 2017
RivistaDada n.38 The Expo Explained to Children
2015: Expo in Milano… But what is an Expo? What is its history? Why is exhibiting so important? From the contemporary event to the past, we'll try to set up some little exhibitions, personal collections, alternative museums. The cover was realised by the artist Ugo Nespolo
This magazine refers to the quarter apr-jun 2015.
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RivistaDada n.39 Paul Klee
“Art does not reproduce the visible; it makes visible”: this was the biggest mission of art according to Paul Klee, Swiss artist, Bauhaus teacher, master of the abstract art... and much more! What? Open this RivistaDADA to find it out!
This magazine, dedicated to the theme "Paul Klee", refers to the quarter jul-sep 2015.
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RivistaDada n.40 The Body
The human body is a perfect machine: we have always known that, because it is part of our identity. Without our body, we wouldn’t be… us! Once again, Art will guide us through curious and unpredictable paths, discovering something more about the human body!
This magazine, dedicated to the theme "The Body", refers to the quarter oct-dec 2015.
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RivistaDada n.41 The House in Art
Home sweet home! We think about it a lot of times, and the artists do it as well: through history (and by saying this we don't mean just the Art history), the house is a recurring leitmotif, something necessary to survive, a place where - par excellence - we hide our deeper and more intimate part of ourselves. With a cover by Roberto Innocenti.
This magazine, dedicated to the theme "The House in Art", refers to the quarter jan-mar 2016.
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RivistaDada n.42 Air
The air is a fundamental element for our lives, but it is also synonymous with freedom, it expresses a deep desire of lightness and travel. Scientifically, the air has been the basis for many great discovery. Spread your wings with us in this new DADA adventure!
This magazine, dedicated to the theme "Air", refers to the quarter apr-jun 2016.
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RivistaDada n.43 Giotto and Saint Francis
150 years: this is the amount of time that divides the birth day of Saint Francis and the day Giotto died. Nonetheless, they revolutionary view of the world seems to connect them. Francis transformed weakness into strength, fear into poetry, poverty into richness, pain into joy. Giotto expressed in figures this human revolution, giving emotions and passions a voice. Their aim seems the same: taking on Earth what was considered too divine to reach.
This magazine, dedicated to the theme "Giotto and Saint Francis", refers to the quarter jul-sep 2016.
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RivistaDada n.44 Art and Math
Numbers can’t be touched, and it is almost impossible to imagine the infinitely big and the infinitely small. How many are they? Is there a last number? Math is abstract and mysterious: it is inside everything, it measures the time, our body has a mathematical rhythm…
This magazine, dedicated to the theme "Math", refers to the quarter oct-dec 2016.
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RivistaDada n.45 Beauty
How many times do we say “How beautiful!” or “That’s nice!” or “Awesome”? We are used to say these sentences referring to common events, to moments that are nothing more that passing trends. But beauty, according to the Ancient Greeks, was something greater, a treasure for both the sight and the soul. Beauty wasn’t human: it was a divine matter. Only heroes could reach it; only philosophers could understand it; only mathematicians could measure it. During the last centuries we started associating beauty only with art, trying to define it, making it become accessible only by the “experts”, people who can decide what’s “beautiful” and what’s not. But is it really possible to say that an artwork is simply beautiful? What is beauty? Join this journey through art and beauty with RivistaDADA!
This magazine refers to the quarter jan-mar 2017
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RivistaDada n.46 Fire
The fire warms up nature with the sun. The glow of the lightnings and the light of the stars are expression of a frightening and mysterious fire. Our ancestors used to keep it with care and soon realized that it could be used to cook, to work with metals, to frighten the beasts and to light up the darkness. Creative and destructive, divine and diabolic, fearsome and useful: that’s the fire.
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This magazine refers to the quarter apr-jun 2017
RivistaDada n.47 Caravaggio
Caravaggio has become famous for his bad behaviour, always on the edge between popularity for his great paintworks and bad name for his personality. A “chiaroscuro” man, such as his characters and sceneries. We the public of his masterpieces are just asked to see the overture of the curtains and watch the drama that Caravaggio sets in each painting.
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This magazine refers to the quarter jul-sep 2017
RivistaDada n.48 Time
“I’m late, I’m late!” used to say the White Rabbit to Alice, as the passage of time usually seems to be inexorable. Art – at least, the real one – has the virtue of leaving a trace through the centuries, sometimes even through several millennia, framing perfectly its contemporary history. Put aside your time machine for now: RivistaDADA will take you on an unforgettable journey!
This magazine refers to the quarter oct-dec 2017
RivistaDada n.49 Collage
We usually practice the collage technique at school but… do we really know how much potential it has? The use of paper and glue gives new power to our pictures, with new and stronger shades of colours. Grab your artistic tools, RivistaDADA will take you on a fantastic journey inside the world of collage!
This magazine, dedicated to the theme "Collage", refers to the quarter jan-mar 2018
RivistaDada n°50 The Silk Road
Imagine a road long like half the world. Yes, like that. Now imagine it crossed by thousands of people, by land and sea, even many centuries ago, to sell goods and high-value products like spices and textiles. Are you able to image it? Well, so get on board. Next stop: the Silk Road.
This magazine, dedicated to the theme "Silk Road", refers to the quarter apr-jun 2018.
RivistaDada n°51 The Spot
Help, a spot! Don’t worry: with our usual creativity, we’ll find out how many artists have taken inspiration by a spot (casual or not) to paint extraordinary masterpieces. Because, just like the genius Leonardo Da Vinci once said, even a casual element like a spot can open new ways to our imagination.
This magazine, dedicated to the theme "The Spot", refers to the quarter jul-sep 2018.
RivistaDada n°52 Creativity
We’re used to be told that to make something new and artistic we need creativity… But what is creativity? Is it a natural gift or is it just a different point of view, a different way to see the world? RivistaDADA always takes you on a creative journey… but this time we are ready for a squared adventure!
This magazine, dedicated to the theme "Creativity", refers to the quarter oct-dec 2018
RivistaDada n°53 Oulipo - Words Factory
Words aren’t simply a part of our world: words and pictures are the basis of our communication, they are in our mouths, in our heads, they’re printed on our soul when we read them… Words help us defining, expressing and decoding the world. Even (or mostly?) through the arts.
This magazine, dedicated to the theme "Oulipo", refers to the quarter Jan-Mar 2019
RivistaDada n°54 Robotics
RivistaDada n°57 Bauhaus
Imagine an arts and crafts school where professors and scholars can create, innovate, experiment and discuss about the fundamental basis of Art. Is it science fiction? No: it’s Bauhaus.
This magazine, dedicated to the theme "Bauhaus", refers to the quarter Jen-Mar 2020
RivistaDada n°58 Gold
RivistaDada n°59 - Dog
RivistaDada n°60 - Bianco e Nero
Da sempre considerati non-colori, privi di sfumature, relegati a rappresentare luoghi comuni.
Al bianco si chiede sempre di più, “più bianco del bianco”, oppure lo si teme, pensiamo alla “paura del foglio bianco”! Eppure permette a tutti gli altri colori di esistere, di essere sfumati, di risaltare.
Il nero è forse il colore più antico e il più difficile da ottenere. Non è solo sinonimo di tristezza o paura, ma anche di eleganza, raffinatezza, importanza... Sfoglia un anteprima della rivista cliccando qui!
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La rivistaDada n°60 "Bianco e nero" fa riferimento al trimestre ott-dic 2020
RivistaDada n°61 - La stampa
Forse non ce ne rendiamo conto, ma la stampa è una presenza costante nella nostra quotidianità: siamo circondati (per fortuna!) da libri e giornali, ma anche i nostri vestiti e alcuni dei più comuni oggetti quotidiani hanno a che fare – seppure attraverso tecniche diverse – con la stampa.
Vi abbiamo un po’ incuriosito?
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La rivistaDada n° 61 fa riferimento al trimestre gen-mar 2021
RivistaDada n°62 - Arte e geometria
C’è molta geometria intorno a noi, nell’ambiente e nella natura. Le case in cui viviamo sono fatte di linee e superfici ed è quasi impossibile contare quanti angoli retti ci sono in una stanza. Il nostro stesso corpo è geo- metrico, un’imperfetta simmetria che tuttavia non ha impedito di ricercarne la perfezione.
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La rivistaDada n° 62 fa riferimento al trimestre apr-giu 2021
RivistaDada n°63 - Dante
La Divina Commedia in film? Non lo farò mai! Per una ragione semplice: questo film, Dante lo ha già fatto. È un visivo così geniale, così preciso attraverso le parole, che non vedo quale senso potrebbe avere il fatto di aggiungergli delle immagini”, così il grande regista Federico Fellini rispose a chi gli chiese un suo contributo cinematografico sull’opera di Dante. Eppure la sua vita è come un film.
Sconvolta dalle lotte tra guelfi e ghibellini, tra papi e imperatori, tra idea di nazione e interessi particolari Dante si schiera, prende parte, non ha paura dell’impopolarità e dell’esilio, che anzi lo rende più forte. Capisce il valore che può avere una nuova lingua che superi i dialetti tradizionali parlati dal popolo e il latino, allora riservato a pochi.
Massimo genio della cultura mondiale è stato insieme a Giotto l’ultimo rappresentante di un’epoca ormai al tramonto, quella medioevale, e precursore del Rinascimento che, partendo proprio dalla sua Firenze, illuminò il mondo.
La rivistaDada n° 63 fa riferimento al trimestre lug-set 2021
