
Emilian by birth and – as she likes to say – in character too, Antonella Galli began her career in publishing working with Franco Maria Ricci’s publishing house, where she “learned the tricks of the trade”, as she puts it, after graduating with a humanities degree from Milan’s Università Cattolica and a diploma in pianoforte from Piacenza Conservatory of Music. She loves dance, opera and film, and chose to live in Milan, the dynamic Italian city that has risen to world fame as the capital city of design. From this privileged point of view, Antonella Galli has frequented and studied the world of design in all its forms for more than twenty years. She is editor of the Furniture&Design section of Italy’s well-known political and financial daily newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore and writes about architecture and urban planning. She has worked with other important publications such as Interni, Grazia, Il Venerdì di Repubblica, Bell'Italia, and Bell'Europa. For five years she coordinated the Interni exhibitions for FuoriSalone in Milan. She wrote and presented four series on Radio3 Rai focusing on Italian excellence and the history of exploration.
“Explore, encounter, tell the story” are the three keys to her career as an author and journalist, which we invite you to discover starting on Thursday, 3 March in the pages of Floornature’s Design & Trends section.
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Photo 1 courtesy of Iris Ceramica Group photo by Giulia Virgara
Aldo Cibic landscape in "Ceramics: Neverendings Artworks" exhibition by Iris Ceramica Groups with Galleria Antonia Jannone Disegni di Architettura
Photo 2 courtesy of Antonella Galli:
Antonella Galli Portrait
Captions
Photo 1 courtesy of Iris Ceramica Group photo by Giulia Virgara
Aldo Cibic landscape in "Ceramics: Neverendings Artworks" exhibition by Iris Ceramica Groups with Galleria Antonia Jannone Disegni di Architettura
Photo 2 courtesy of Antonella Galli:
Antonella Galli Portrait