Founder and president of Connecting Cultures, Anna is a scholar and critic of the visual arts. She curated the art pages of Domenicale of Il Sole 24 Ore from 1985 to 2003. Anna has taught visual arts at both Politecnico in Milano and Università Bocconi and has curated numerous important exhibitions, including the 2003 Photography Biennale in Torino, the exhibition The Global Village at the Musée des Beaux Art in Montréal, and the exhibition Public Art in Italy: Relationship Space in 2003 at Cittadellarte-Fondazione Pistoletto in Biella.
Having graduated in Art History from Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore in Milano, Chiara is currently a Project Manager and responsible for Out of Fashion. Chiara assists with the implementation of projects and handles Connecting Cultures’ online communications.
A professional journalist since 1993, with a career in specialized publishing and online information, Paola Baronio in over 30 years of journalistic activity has made a significant contribution to the field at a time when the internet was still in its infancy.
Former editor-in-chief at Editoriale Domus, owner of the lifestyle blog Lamiacameraconvista.com, since 2014 she has evolved into a journalist and connoisseur of sustainable fashion. Communications manager of Connecting Cultures, creator of Out of Fashion and Connecting Cultures institutional websites, she is an author of Fashion Change, the definitive guide on conscious and sustainable fashion published by Connecting Cultures in 2017. Paola lectures on communications for Out of Fashion.
Former editor-in-chief at Editoriale Domus, owner of the lifestyle blog Lamiacameraconvista.com, since 2014 she has evolved into a journalist and connoisseur of sustainable fashion. Communications manager of Connecting Cultures, creator of Out of Fashion and Connecting Cultures institutional websites, she is an author of Fashion Change, the definitive guide on conscious and sustainable fashion published by Connecting Cultures in 2017. Paola lectures on communications for Out of Fashion.