Magazzino Italian Art celebrates one month since its inaugural opening on June 28, 2017 |   August 1, 2017

Having opened its doors on June 28, Magazzino Italian Art celebrates one month since the opening of its inaugural exhibition Margherita Stein: Rebel With a Cause.

Its inaugural exhibition has received positive feedback not only from visitors of the local community and the tri-state area, but also those coming from overseas. Several publications have warmly welcomed Magazzino Italian Art, creating inquisitive excitement around the exhibition, the building, and its mission.

Magazzino of Italian Art. Photograph by Marco Anelli © 2017.

Read Magazzino’s first review by Clayton Press on Arteviste, as well as browse highlights from Magazzino’s international press coverage below:

US Press

Artnet News: Behind One Couple’s Quest to Build an Unlikely Shrine to Italian Art in the Hudson Valley

Galerie Magazine: Magazzino Italian Art Opens in the Hudson Valley

Mousse Magazine: “Margherita Stein: Rebel With a Cause” at Magazzino Italian Art, Cold Spring, New York

The Art Newspaper: ‘Warehouse’ of Italian art comes to Hudson Valley

The Highlands Current: Italian Art Space Opens in Philipstown

The New York Times: A Homage to Italian Arte Povera, Along the Hudson

The Putnam County News: Magazzino Italian Art Previews to Raves

Italian Press

Artribune: Apre vicino a New York Magazzino. Intervista Giorgio Spanu e Nancy Olnick

Doppiozero (Italian version): I guardiani dell’arte Italiana

Doppiozero (English version): Contemporary patrons. A conversation with Nancy Olnick and Giorgio Spanu

Il Giornale dell’Arte: C’era una volta in Italia

La Stampa: Il Magazzino Italian Art sull’Hudson apre nel nome di Christian Stein

Living: Magazzino Italian Art

Spanish Press

ABC Cultura: La otra <<milla de los museos>> de Nueva York está en el campo

EFE: Magazzino, el primer espacio de “arte povera” en Nueva York ideado por un español

El Mundo: El primer museo diseñado por un español en Nueva York abre sus puertas

El País: Arte pobre para un almacén de ricos