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Type | daily (online newspaper), quarterly (print) |
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Owner(s) | Danae Project |
Founder(s) | 2017 |
Editor-in-chief | Federico Giannini (Editor-in-chief) |
Editor | Daniele Rocca (Editorial Director) |
Language | Italian,French,Spanish,German and English |
Headquarters | Italy |
Website | https://www.finestresullarte.info/ |
Finestre sull'Arte is a newspaper dedicated to ancient art and contemporary art as well as cultural policies. It is the only Italian art magazine that offers subscription-based access to its archive. It publishes an average of ten articles per day, including reviews, insights, criticism, and information about exhibitions and events, and aims to serve as a tool for both general and specialized art knowledge. Since 2024, articles have been published in English, French, German, and Spanish.[citation needed]