Riviera di Chiaia 215, Naples. Since 1974. Three gallery spaces, an international roster that includes Louise Bourgeois, Daniel Buren, Jan Fabre, Jenny Holzer, Rebecca Horn, Martin Parr, Felice Varini, Francesco Vezzoli, Fabrizio Corneli, Lawrence Carroll, Ettore Spalletti, Christiane Löhr, Francesco Arena, Gregorio Botta, and photographers such as Helmut Newton, Luigi Ghirri, Gabriele Basilico, William Eggleston, Dorothea Lange, Sebastião Salgado. And Artecinema: thirty editions of the international festival that brought art to the screen and the screen to the city, with free admission as a gift to Naples.
AnotherStory's relationship with Studio Trisorio begins with a recognition. We share the conviction that art, film, and editorial storytelling are not separate disciplines but different ways of attending to the same things: how artists think, how they work, why what they make matters, and how it reaches the people who need to see it. A gallery that opened its doors with Dan Flavin's light in 1974, that hosted Joseph Beuys and Cy Twombly at Villa Orlandi in Anacapri, that was among the first in Italy to exhibit photography as art and video art as a language, and that invented a festival to bring contemporary art to the widest possible audience, is a gallery that shares our deepest conviction: that art has no barriers of genre, medium or access, and that the way we tell its stories shapes the way a city, a culture, a society learns to see.
This Curated Path is the space where that shared conviction takes form.
What You Will Find Here
Films Video portraits of artists exhibited at Studio Trisorio, produced by AnotherStory and available on AnotherStory Film.
Essays Long-form pieces in the Journal exploring exhibitions, artistic practices and the ideas behind them.
Notes Shorter editorial pieces: signals from the art world, dispatches from the Lab, impressions and observations connected to the gallery's programme.
Visual Trajectories Curated photo sequences and visual narratives from exhibitions and events.
Each piece exists independently in the Journal or on the platform, but together they form a single path: a curated journey through the gallery's world, its exhibitions, its history, and the ideas that run through everything it does.
The path is open. It will grow as the collaboration grows.
