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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF SERGIO MARIO ILLUMINATO
VulnerarTe Magazine is a journalistic publication registered on January 29, 2024, born to explore and interpret the complex contemporary socio-cultural fabric.
Together with VulnerarTe Edizioni, the magazine is the living voice of the IOSONOVULNERABILE project: articles, interviews and in-depth analyses examine events, exhibitions, performances and cultural and social trends, offering critical and in-depth readings.
The magazine documents and enhances significant artistic and intellectual experiences, stimulating reflection, debate and conscious participation. It aims to be an inclusive and transdisciplinary platform, a meeting space for journalists, artists, scholars and anyone who wishes to engage attentively and consciously with the contemporary world.
The Magazine offers a stimulating and reflective space centered on the theme of ‘Vulnerability’. Through a variety of approaches and topics, we aim to create an environment where texts, despite their different sensitivities, converge on common keywords, thus fostering diversity of opinions and the achievement of articulated conclusions.
VulnerarTe Magazine is an editorial initiative dedicated to the analysis of connections in the complex contemporary socio-cultural fabric. Our mission is to reflect on social events and the latest cultural trends, going beyond immediate criticism to grasp their deeper meaning, considering past influences and future potential.
The Magazine stands out for offering a space to those who wish to delve into contemporary socio-cultural ‘traces’, providing an inclusive transdisciplinary platform. Journalists, art critics, intellectuals, artists and citizens interested in our themes can find a virtual community where they can share and discuss their perspectives.
RECENT EDITORIALS:
- Fragility Against Perfection: The Impossible Dialogue. Wangechi Mutu at the Borghese Gallery
- Caravaggio: A Frightening Light
- With My Own Eyes at the Giudecca Prison
- The Unknown Masterpiece of the Biennale
- Mark Rothko 1903-1970 Paris
- Antoni Tàpies: Making the Invisible Visible in Silence
- In Anselm Kiefer’s Material Process, the Ring of Existence Binds Itself to Meaning
- Art and Identity of the Human Species
- Art and Aesthetic Pleasure: Do We Learn Better When Facing Something Beautiful?
- Art: Utopia or Dystopia?
- The Nature of Time
- Time: Past, Present and Future
- Time According to the Impressionists and Surrealists
- From Newtonian Mechanics (1687) to Einstein’s Theory of Relativity (1905)
- Picasso’s Breakthrough and Cubism: The Introduction of Time in Pictorial Representation
- What is Time for Contemporary Artists? Marcel Proust, Esther Ferrer, Roman Opalka
- What is Time for Contemporary Artists? Michael Wesely
- What is Time for Contemporary Artists? Félix González-Torres
- What is Time for Contemporary Artists? Giuseppe Penone
- What is Time for Contemporary Artists? Douglas Gordon
- What is Time for Contemporary Artists? Fabio Mauri
- What is Time for Contemporary Artists? Christian Boltanski
- What is Time for Contemporary Artists? Michelangelo Pistoletto
THE RESEARCH CONTINUES THROUGH WRITING
The Magazine articles accompany the research, documenting its questions and tracing its development.
Some research paths continue to unfold more extensively through the publishing projects.
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