JL Interviews

🇮🇹 🖼️ LATEST FROM JL Interviews: ^^Invisible Matter: Giuliana Cunéaz at Rifugio Digitale Bridging Archaic Imagery and Artificial Intelligence^^Florence, Italy — From June 4 to 20, 2026, Rifugio Digitale presents Invisible Matter. Nahuales, Spirits and Augmented Presences, a solo exhibition by Giuliana Cunéaz, a pioneering figure of Italian Media Art. The show brings together fifteen AI-generated videos created specifically for the venue, weaving archaic symbolism with contemporary technological languages in a dialogue that spans nature, spirituality, and digital vision. Curated by Serena Tabacchi and Rebecca Pedrazzi, with artistic direction by Laura Andreini, the exhibition is supported by FinecoBank and organized in collaboration with Forma Edizioni. The opening will take place on Thursday, June 4 at 6:30 PM, preceded by a press preview at 6:00 PM with the artist, the artistic director, and the curators in attendance.

Invisible Matter: Giuliana Cunéaz at Rifugio Digitale Bridging Archaic Imagery and Artificial Florence, Italy — From June 4 to 20, 2026, Rifugio Digitale presents Invisible Matter. Nahuales, Spirits and Augmented Presences, a solo exhibition by Giuliana Cunéaz, a pioneering figure

🇪🇸 🎨 LATEST FROM JL Interviews: ^^Blood, Sweat, and Clay: Pedro Juan Rabal’s Ode to Forgotten Trades — The Exhibition That Brings the Soul of Vega Baja to La Barraca la Gramaera in Redován^^ MURCIA — In the hushed interior of La Barraca la Gramaera, the whitewashed cultural landmark of Redován, time moves differently. The walls do not merely hold paintings; they hold memory. And on the 22nd of May, 2026, they began to hold something more: the calloused hands of fishermen, the bent backs of esparto workers, the subterranean darkness of miners, and the sweat of a dozen generations who built the Levante with little more than grit and grace. The occasion is Sangre, Sudor y Barro — Blood, Sweat, and Clay — the latest exhibition by Pedro Juan Rabal, a painter from Águilas whose brush seems to carry the salt of the Mar Menor and the dust of the huerta in equal measure.

Blood, Sweat, and Clay: Pedro Juan Rabal's Ode to Forgotten Trades — The Exhibition That MURCIA — In the hushed interior of La Barraca la Gramaera, the whitewashed cultural landmark of Redován, time moves differently. The walls do not merely hold paintings; they hold memory.

🇺🇲 🎨 LATEST FROM JL Interviews: ^^The Scissors and the Current: Mark Milazzo on Collage, Commerce, and the Moment a Piece Says Stop^^ There is a moment every artist knows but few can name. It arrives not as a decision but as a sensation — a kind of internal click, as if the thing you have been making finally agrees with you. For Mark Milazzo, the mixed-media and analog collage artist whose work has traveled from Charlotte basements to the banks of a German river, that click is everything. “I have this visual feeling when looking at a piece, hard to explain, but I know at a certain moment, this is done!” He says it plainly, as if the mystery of it were not the point. But the mystery is the point. Milazzo works without maps. His studio — if it can be called that — is a topography of fragments: torn magazine pages, yellowed book plates, scraps of packaging, the pulp-and-ink residue of a world that prints faster than it reads. From this debris, he has produced nearly 4,000 original works since 2020. The number alone is staggering, but he is quick to deflect: “It’s not about how many pieces, it’s about the journey for me.”

The Scissors and the Current: Mark Milazzo on Collage, Commerce, and the Moment a Piece Mark Milazzo is a mixed media and analog collage artist based in Charlotte, North Carolina. His work can be found on Instagram at and through Presson Gallery in Monroe, NC. Known across

🇮🇹 🇨🇺 📷 LATEST FROM JL Interviews: ^^“Fidel: Story of a Leader – The Man Who Defied the Century”: A Major Exhibition on Fidel Castro’s Life and Legacy Comes to Palazzo Bisaccioni in Jesi^^ Jesi, Italy — The Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Jesi, in collaboration with the Centro Fidel Castro Ruz and under the patronage of the Embassy of Cuba in Italy and the Marche Region, with the support of the Associazione Para un Principe Enano, is proud to present “Fidel: Story of a Leader – The Man Who Defied the Century,” an in-depth exhibition dedicated to Fidel Castro Ruz, one of the most influential and controversial figures of the 20th century. Running from June 12 to November 22, 2026, at Palazzo Bisaccioni in Jesi (AN), the exhibition is curated by Mauro Tarantino, Secretary General of the Fondazione Cassa Di Risparmio Di Jesi, and René González Barrios, Director of the centro fidel castro ruz in Havana and a personal friend of Fidel. It is organized to commemorate both the centenary of Castro’s birth and the tenth anniversary of his passing, offering a rare opportunity for historical reflection on a leader whose life and political action were inextricably woven into the fabric of modern world history.

"Fidel: Story of a Leader – The Man Who Defied the Century": A Major Exhibition on Jesi, Italy — The Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Jesi, in collaboration with the Centro Fidel Castro Ruz and under the patronage of the Embassy of Cuba in Italy and the Marche Region,