View the Marco Carnà Art Calendar 2026 on Issuu. Rediscovering a master of Italian contemporary art. Marco Carnà (1929-2021) was one of the most innovative artists of Italy’s post-war period. In the 1960s he engaged with Piero Manzoni, Enrico Castellani and Agostino Bonalumi, but at the peak of recognition chose creative freedom over market logic, […]

An Archive to preserve the legacy of a master of international couture. In 2024 the Lorenzo Riva Archive was established for the study and enhancement of the work of the couturier (Monza, 1938-2023), one of the great protagonists of Italian fashion in the world. Curated by Marina Pizziolo and Romano Ravasio, commissioned by heir Luigi […]

Le ragazze e i ragazzi di Facciavista 2024 To be continued, La luce è un buio chiaro?, enhanced Challenge, EdiXion, Milan.

Facciavista is a social inclusion project. La luce è un buio chiaro? (Is light a clear darkness?) is a journey through images created by girls and boys with autism spectrum disorder. A journey inspired by the stained glass windows of the Duomo in Monza, created by Marco Carnà in 2006. The book explores the challenges and hopes of these young people from a unique perspective, that of their introspective journey. A book in progress, because it is not the destination of the journey that attracts us, but the road to travel together.

Pizziolo, M & Ravasio, R 2026, Sustainable Public Art for Sustainable Cities, enhanced Challenge, EdiXion, Dubai.

In a world that too often speaks of sustainability only in terms of solar panels and recycling, this book proposes a conceptual revolution. The sustainability of public art is not only a technical matter, but an ethical dimension that touches the very heart of artistic creation. Every work of public art is – even before being visible – a perceptual and ethical threshold that questions our relationship with the environment, the community, the future. From design to disposal, every choice becomes an act of responsibility towards the generations to come.

Pizziolo, M & Ravasio, R 2026, More hills to climb. Trekking with Mandela, enhanced Challenge, EdiXion, Dubai.

This book captures the spirit of a journey in which every step in the mountains echoes the moral legacy of Nelson Mandela. With each ascent we document not only our climb, but also the collective will to lift up the most vulnerable. From the Dolomites to Kilimanjaro, up to Shishapangma, in Tibet, these journeys are a tribute to courage, unity and the unshakeable dream of a better world. The peaks we conquer together become symbols of hope and change, reminding us that the path towards justice and equality is to be travelled together, hand in hand.

In Malcesine, in Italy, we planted one tree. We did this to fulfil EdiXion’s commitment to plant a tree for every book published. The tree growing in Malcesine is the fruit of the book Memories from the Future. Katja Loher and Dario Tironi, the catalogue of the exhibition held at the Malcesine Castle, dedicated to […]

We do not remove, but add. Our digital-only books are made of ideas, not paper. Culture is precious, just as nature is precious: this is why our books are digital and not a single tree will be cut down to publish them. Indeed, our commitment is to plant a tree for every book. To do this, we have chosen to get help from school children all over the world. Because their home is the world of tomorrow.

We do not remove, but add. Our digital-only books are made of ideas, not paper. Culture is precious, just as nature is precious: this is why our books are digital and not a single tree will be cut down to publish them. Indeed, our commitment is to plant a tree for every book. To do this, we have chosen to get help from school children all over the world. Because their home is the world of tomorrow.

by Art Consulting, Animal Concerts & RLTYfor the Metaverse Fashion week on Decentraland From March 28th, 2023 From past to future. The new collection of wearable NFTs “Cristóbal Balenciaga: New Code” is a real revolution in digital fashion. Its 10 wearable NFTs are taken from original, never-before-seen drawings by legendary couturier Cristóbal Balenciaga. The much-awaited […]

NFT drop by Art ConsultingCointelegraph, Crypto.com, Animal Concerts and Artvein Go to Crypto.com 21 July 2022, Cointelegraph announces the drop of the NFT collection “Cristóbal Balenciaga: To the Moon”. Cristóbal Balenciaga invented the future of fashion and now with NFTs fashion is entering the future. Buy the NFTs and make sure to experience this great […]

EdiXion presents a series of fascinating virtual reality self-portraits.
Imagine walking into an artist’s studio and watching him or her at work. If you use a virtual reality visor, the film, shot with a 360° camera, will give you a well-rounded experience of their studio. To look around simply move the cursor.

You may or may not like a particular work of art, but quality is not an opinion. From now on, if you want to recognise artworks that are really worthwhile, you can count on our Quality Marks: the compass for moving confidently in the art market.
Our Quality Marks are certification tools: independent, like us. They are the guarantee of a protected purchase, which recognises the artwork’s real value. If you are planning to buy a work of art, contact us first.

Immerse yourself in the real world, with new eyes. Augmented reality can turn any place into an extraordinary story, where the narrative comes alive with fantastic and seemingly real elements that come to life right in front of you. Visiting a museum or any place of art has never been so immersive.

An artist’s studio, a gallery, a museum can become a space without limits, always accessible, ready to welcome visitors and provide information on demand. A true sensory adventure, immersive and engaging, where you can travel the world or even meet new people in our Metaverse.

The Vittoriale, the home of poet Gabriele d’Annunzio, is a museum consacrated to beauty. With buildings, streets and squares, an open-air theatre, gardens and waterways, it is located in Gardone Riviera on Lake Garda. It stands in memory of the poet-soldier and the exploits of the Italians during the First World War.
Each room is a Wunderkammer, crammed with symbolic objects. In the park, a plane, a military ship and an MAS 96, an Anti-Submarine Motorboat renamed by d’Annunzio Memento Audere Semper: remember to dare always.

Dan Graham’s glass sculpture is located next to the main road that crosses the Lofoten archipelago.
With its transparent and mirrored walls, its presence is magnetic. From a distance, more than its material structure, we are struck by the movement that animates its surface, capable of capturing the light and the image of the surrounding landscape. Approaching it, you can enjoy an extraordinarily immersive experience.

Ivan Meštrović is the most famous Croatian artist in the world. Meštrović created his studio in the upper part of Zagreb, in a building dating back to 1600. He lived and worked there for twenty years, from 1922 to 1942.
The artist donated the building to Croatia, together with 300 sculptures in marble, bronze, wood and plaster and drawings, lithographs and furniture designed by him. Today, the Atelier also houses rich photographic documentation and the artist’s private archive, as well as the works of other artists.

A sumptuously decorated neoclassical palace of nearly seven hundred rooms. With its secular trees, the palace is set in the largest enclosed park in Europe.
The history of this palace is intertwined with the turbulent Italian history of the last two hundred years. After the murder of King Umberto I in the avenue facing Villa Reale, his son, King Vittorio Emanuele III, did not want to use it anymore. He closed it and moved most of the furniture to the Quirinale in Rome. Today it is an oasis of peace on the outskirts of Milan, ready to welcome art and nature lovers.

Pizziolo, M & Ravasio, R 2026, Italy. 4,000 years of beauty, Discovery, EdiXion, Milan.

Italy is not just a country of art. It is the only place in the world where four thousand years of history have been deposited without interruption, creating a unique, continuous and still readable cultural stratification. Here every epoch has built upon the previous one without erasing it. The result is an extraordinary continuity: ancient temples that become churches, Roman roads that cross Renaissance centres, castles that house contemporary works of art. Italy is the place where the dialogue between past and present allows one to experience the emotion of eternal beauty.

An Archive within the artist’s house-museum. In December 2021, at the behest of Daniela Piazza, the artist’s wife, the Marco Carnà Archive was established under the curatorship of Marina Pizziolo and Romano Ravasio, with the purpose of preserving and advancing knowledge of the artist’s production.The Archive dedicates itself to the study of Marco Carnà’s oeuvre […]

Pizziolo, M & Ravasio, R 2027, Marco Carnà: uno scomodo genius loci. Cronaca di una riscoperta, enhanced Focus, EdiXion, Milan.

Marco Carnà (1929-2021) was an Italian painter, drawer, sculptor and poet. Carnà was above all a tireless example of intellectual coherence. An artist who traversed the second half of the twentieth century and the first two decades of the new millennium as a solitary protagonist. His is a story yet to be written. His first major retrospective will soon be announced, taking place in Autumn 2027. The exhibition, which will be curated by Marina Pizziolo and Romano Ravasio, will allow the discovery of a great figure of the twentieth century, absurdly forgotten.

Pizziolo, M & Ravasio, R 2026, Free Solo. Artists without gallery, enhanced Free Solo, EdiXion, Dubai.

Who are the freest artists in the system? Those who have no gallery. Free Solo is an editorial project that intercepts them, listens to them, exhibits them. Not outsiders, but solitary climbers of the visible: creatives without labels, often invisible, but never irrelevant. A collection of voices, works and paths that restores dignity and space to those who create off the radar and precisely for this reason can surprise more.

Pizziolo, M & Ravasio, R 2026, The Risks of Art Collecting, EduXion – Enhanced educational tools, EdiXion, Dubai.

A provocative and well-documented essay that reveals the risks of art collecting, between false promises and profound contradictions of the market. The purchase of a work of art – often perceived as a safe and prestigious investment – can actually transform into a path full of pitfalls. The essay accompanies the collector on a journey through auctions, galleries and online platforms, which teaches how to defend oneself from information asymmetries, conflicts of interest, lack of transparency and incorrect practices, often capable of deceiving even the most experienced collectors.

Favretto, S 2022, When art meets law. Authenticity and anxieties of the market, Giappichelli, Turin | 2022, enhanced rE-print, EdiXion, Milan.

The market for fake artworks generates a turnover that thrives in the shadows, fuelled by buyers who often rely only on the seller’s guarantees. Lawyer Sergio Favretto transforms the complexity of art law into an accessible narrative, guiding non-specialist readers through the dark areas of the international market. A militant essay that starts from emblematic cases. His book is a passionate plea in defence of artistic authenticity and a legal ethics of art.