A School with a View: the appointments on December 12th

Here are the protagonists of the second motivational break

An hour in the company of architects, designers, photographers and creatives to be inspired by those who have been able to look beyond the boundaries of their profession: one Tuesday a month, free admission. From this year the program doubles in Rome, with as many appointments to live or review online.

Rome, December 5, 2023

"A School with a View" is a series of motivational meetings open to the public and students enrolled in the school in Florence and Rome. Eight lectures until June, to spend an hour in the companyof architects, designers engaged in sustainability, festival creators, photographers.

Matilde Sereni was born in Grosseto in 1985 but moved to Florence in 2004. In 2010, she crossed the threshold of Glue Firenze and finally felt at home: there, where things are glued together, her vocation for the written word took more and more shape. She starts working for the press office and looking at the city with a different eye. In 2012, she founded the magazine Lungarno together with Samuele Formiconi, Leonardo Cianfanelli and Tommaso Rosa. The magazine is managed entirely by the Lungarno Cultural Association, for which she worked as Secretary for eight years. Lungarno is a monthly art and culture free press active in the mainly Florentine area; to date it has 123 publications. As of 1 January 2022, it is under the editorial care of Tabloid Società Cooperativa. Today, she works at the Autolinee Toscane company in the User Communication unit; she is in charge of content writing and maintains relations with the press office.

Martina Lončar is a jewelry designer who moved from Ljubljana to Florence, the cradle of art history and goldsmith's craftsmanship. From an early age, she has always been very passionate about everything related to Art and Culture in general and to jewelry in particular. She attended high jewelry courses in Milan and Florence, where she had the opportunity to work for some of the best known jewelry craftsmen, such as Alessandro Dari and Marco Garezzini. Craftsmanship, traditional techniques of 100% made in Italy production, the best Florentine artisan collaborators and the suppliers she works with are all key elements of her production. With jewelry, she focuses on the creative idea, which is always characterized by opposites meeting: refined and beautiful materials mixed with raw materials in the simplest way.

All meetings are opened to the public by appointment via Eventbrite at the link

Info at comunicazione@accademiaitaliana.it