A School with a View: the appointments of May 7th

Florence, April 30, 2024 - Here are the protagonists of the seventh 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.

Florence, April 30, 2024

"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.

Tommaso Rosa is a professional in the field of marketing and communication, with over seven years of experience in driving branding and communication strategies for organizations of different sizes and sectors. He is currently Head of Marketing, Brand and Communication at Autolinee Toscane, where he leads the brand identity and develops innovative marketing strategies to promote the company’s transport services. Before joining Autolinee Toscane he worked as Marketing & Communication Manager at Manifattura Tabacchi, contributing to the growth and positioning of the brand through targeted communication campaigns and strategic partnerships. Previously, he held the role of Head of Institutional Communication at the City of Florence, where he managed the institutional communication to promote initiatives and government programs.

Domitilla Dardi has a degree in art history and a PhD in history and criticism of architecture, since 2010 she has been Curator for Design at the MAXXI Museum in Rome and since 2007 she teaches Design History. He is an independent curator and in 2016 and 2017 he oversaw the design section of Miart. Since 2019 she has been the founder and curator of EDIT Napoli, a design fair. She has been visiting professor in various institutions, including the Universidad de Navarra in Pamplona, the Abadir Academy in Catania and the MADE Program in Syracuse. She writes for several magazines, is a member of the scientific committee and collaborator of Interni, and is the author of numerous monographs and essays, including the "Handbook of the History of Design", written with Vanni Pasca.

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

Info at comunicazione@accademiaitaliana.it