Abstract

An interview describing the model of an Italian gallery that has been working on territorial identity, multiculturalism, transforming economic and cultural models to produce art. The initiatives around its premises in Tuscany as well as the international projects of Galleria Continua in China, France, and Cuba underline how the determination of his founders has acquired a role in fostering new aesthetics based on fundamental values connecting different aesthetics practices. From the private-public Arte all’Arte’s experience, the Renaissance Model has created dialogue and proximity, reshaping and innovating model of production and ideas, generating ‘continuous’ experience that keeps on inspiring the idea of a no-border society.