Issue 34 is now available
Issue 34 of Scenografia&Costume opens with a tribute to the legendary Giulio Coltellacci, celebrating his inventions and unrivaled flair, before taking us behind the scenes at the Teatro Costanzi, where the Rome Opera’s production teams, led by Andrea Miglio, bring the set designers’ visions to life. Next up is Portobello, an auteur series marking another collaboration with Marco Bellocchio—with magnificent results—as well as Love at First Sight, a short film by Jacopo Reale created entirely through artificial intelligence, and Playing God, the stop-motion short that brought the creative duo from Bologna’s Studio Croma Animation to the brink of an Oscar. From across the ocean come interviews with the production designer and costume designer of Marty Supreme and with Sanja Hays, who has dedicated years to creating the most futuristic wardrobes in the Marvel universe. At the heart of the issue are the two ceremonies that opened and closed the XXV Winter Olympic Games: from the Meazza Stadium in San Siro, Damiano Michieletto, Paolo Fantin, and Massimo Cantini Parrini discuss Armonia, while Stefano Ciammitti breaks down his work for Beauty in Action at the Verona Arena. Three major exhibitions are also featured: a showcase in Milan dedicated to the 1956 Cortina Olympics; an installation in Genoa marking the 50th anniversary of the Teatro della Tosse; and Chiharu Shiota’s solo show in Turin. Finally, as always, we close with the artisans who make the creative magic of stage and screen possible.
This and much more to discover in issue 34 of Scenografia&Costume, now online.
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Founded in 2012 by Lorenzo Baraldi, Alida Cappellini and Giovanni Licheri, Scenografia&Costume (Production&Costume Design Mag) is the magazine published by ASC (the Italian Association of Production, Costume Designers and Set Decorators).
The magazine deals with cinema, theater and television from a privileged point of view: they are the hidden creators of films, put on scenes and TV programs to tell their work their own career.
Over the years, Scenografia&Costume (Production&Costume Design Mag) has expanded its interests, treating not only what happens in Italy but crossing the borders and looking to Europe and, further, to the whole world.
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