For its schools, Creative Italy has chosen to split its identity between two profoundly different yet complementary contexts. On one side is Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance, where artisans work within the vibrant rhythm of the city, surrounded by…
Some journeys are remembered, and others are lived: the kind where you observe, learn, create, and return home different from when you left. This is the spirit of Creative Italy—an entirely new way of discovering the essence of the country…
This month’s article on the Creative Italy blog is dedicated to a theme that intertwines past and present, art and craft: the relationship between contemporary art and textile craftsmanship. A dialogue that spans eras and languages, where thread, needle, weave,…
Pizza, spaghetti, and mandolins? Not quite! True Italian cuisine is a journey of flavors, rooted in a land of culinary traditions that go far beyond the dishes you might expect. In Italy, food isn’t just nourishment—it’s a declaration of love,…
We live in a world overflowing with input. A fast-paced world filled with deadlines and constant notifications bombarding us at every moment. This is the era of high expectations and peak performance, and it consumes a great deal of energy…
Eco Art, or environmental art, is art which uses natural materials as a medium. Eco art is made using sustainable practices and inspired by the natural world. Oftentimes the art is created to raise environmental awareness, or address issues such…
The fashion industry is one of the largest consumers of natural resources. Whether it’s during the manufacturing process or the sourcing of materials and resources, the environmental impact can be detrimental to our planet. Many fashion houses and designers are…
Val di Noto, described by Unesco as "representing the culmination and final flowering of Baroque art in Europe" comprises 8 towns in south-eastern Sicily. Following the infamous earthquake of 1693 which destroyed numerous towns in the region, the rebuilding and…
The Ancient Egyptians were one of the first to use gold leaf to decorate objects. They famously decorated the coffins of pharaohs with gold, and it is even possible to see depictions of these ancient craftsmen in tomb paintings where…
It’s that time of year when many of you will be enjoying a glass of your favourite tipple. At Creative Italy we wanted to share two areas which are producing fabulous wine whilst still applying ancient wine making methods to…