Artshub | Naima Morelli

Published! Singapore as new gateway for the SEA art scene

28-02-2020

Essay, Published, Reportage, Research, Singapore

The Australian webmagazine Artshub has just published my new piece titled “Why Singapore is the new gateway for the Southeast Asian art scene”

I had a steady collaboration with this amazing platform in the past, which started when I was actually living in Melbourne and carried on throughout the different changes of base.

It was interesting to connect my three years of research on the Singapore contemporary art scene with what I could appreciate last month during the Singapore Art Week.

Of course, my piece is very positive because it’s no mystery that I love Singapore and I have a lot of faith in the way things are developing there.

Here is the link to the article

Reflections on my 2015

By: Naima Morelli

27-12-2015

English, Essay, France, Italy, Singapore

Twenty-fifteen has been an intense year full of cheerfulness, discovery and adventure – I feel I learned so much! For starters I reconquered Rome, which I re-elected as my base (I keep on saying “for the time being”, but truth is, I’m in love with this city). Since I installed in my bedroom in San Lorenzo – the left-leaning, working-class neighborhood of Rome – I felt a new chapter of my life had started.

Published! Becoming Location Independent on ArtsHub

By: Naima Morelli

18-12-2015

Australia, English, Essay, Published, United States

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When I chose to become a freelance journalist, the possibility of working from everywhere was extremely luring. And I experimented a little with it, especially that couple of years that I was based first in Melbourne, Australia, and then going back and forth between Rome and Sorrento every two weeks. I quickly found out that what I pictured as total freedom, actually required an unusual amount of discipline.

In this piece for ArtsHub I interviewed absolute experts on location independency: writers Shannon O’Donnel of A Little Adrift, Jeannie Mark of Nomadic Chick and artist Veronica Kent. In this sense writing for ArtsHub is fantastic because it gives me the chance to go around and ask questions on matters that I feel pressing. And being a full-time digital nomad is still something I give a lot of thought to.

Here’s the link to the piece

Published! Singapore National Gallery repositions SEA art on ArtsHub

By: Naima Morelli

20-11-2015

English, Indonesia, News, Published, Reportage, Research, Singapore, Visit

First signs of my research here in Singapore. Australian webmagazine ArtsHub has just published my article on the National Gallery of Singapore, which will open to public on the 24th of November.

Here’s the link to the piece

Published! Four ways arts workers can win in the new economy on ArtsHub

By: Naima Morelli

25-09-2015

Australia, English, Essay, News, Published, Research, UK, United States

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Australian/Uk webmagazine ArtsHub has published my piece “Four ways arts workers can win in the new economy”. I have been interested in the sharing economy and the opportunities it provides to artists and art workers from a long time. By researching and writing this piece I got excited about the future – we tend to perceive our time as less revolutionary compared to the past decades, but actually there is so much going on, thanks to new technologies and the internet. In the piece I talk about three platforms that are contributing to reinventing the economy.

Here’s the link to the article

Here’s a pdf version of the piece

Published! The slow truth behind overnight success for ArtsHub

By: Naima Morelli

31-08-2015

Australia, English, Essay, Published

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UK/Australian webmagazine ArtsHub has just published my new piece: “The slow truth behind overnight success”. For artists, the fairy tale of a big break is usually only half the story. Years of preparation is often behind an ‘overnight success’.

Here’s the link to the piece

Published! Negotiating the sharing economy for ArtsHub

By: Naima Morelli

04-07-2015

Australia, English, Essay, Published, UK

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The reason why I enjoy writing for the Australian/British magazine ArtsHub so much , is because it gives me the possibility to delve deeper into the media industries I’m working into. So here’s my piece number eight for this great webmagazine. Here I explore how online sharing has created new rules of exchange for artists who must find ways of converting followers who like their work into paying customers.

Here’s the link to the article

Photostory: Venice Biennale 2015

By: Naima Morelli

15-05-2015

Australia, Indonesia, Italiano, Italy, Japan, Photostory, Singapore, UK, Visit

I’m back home after five days in Venice for the 56th Biennale di Venezia, reporting the event for ArtsHub and realizing interviews for Art a Part of Cult(ure). I had a great time, meet with extraordinary people and lost myself in the maze of narrow streets. Venice is so beautiful it cannot be. Between the pavilions, the “All the World’s Futures” show and the collateral exhibitions, the Biennale was overwhelming. So much great work around you couldn’t believe! I didn’t nearly get to see everything I wanted to see. Just like everyone, at the end of this tour de force I had my feet completely broken and I laid sick in bed for a couple of days. But even then, the spirit was high and I now I feel incredibly energized, happy and ready to take on the world! While you’ll see my articles about the Biennale coming out in the next few days (my personal selection for ArtsHub, the Indonesian pavilion on the Manifesto and the Australians in Venice are already out) here’s the visual counterpoint.

Published! The best of the Venice Biennale 2015 on ArtsHub

By: Naima Morelli

12-05-2015

Australia, English, Indonesia, Italy, News, Published, UK, Visit

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Uk/Aussie webmagazine ArtsHub has just published my highlights from the 56th Venice Biennale. With so much good work around and so many interesting shows it has been difficult to narrow down my selection to ten… but here we go!

Here’s the link to the article

Published! The winners and losers marketplace on ArtsHub

By: Naima Morelli

26-04-2015

Australia, English, Essay, News, Published, UK

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Uk/Aussie webmagazine ArtsHub has just published my article on how the online competition model and design crowdsourcing are impacting the design industry. It’s a tough world for creatives here on the internet people!

Here’s the link to the article

Published! Unconventional spaces democratising art on ArtsHub

By: Naima Morelli

03-03-2015

Australia, English, Essay, Interview, Published, Reportage, Research, Visit

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The thing I love about Australians is inventiveness. Down Under there are so many unusual spaces that have been reconverted into galleries, and they are in the most unexpected places. I talk about them in my new article for the Australian webmagazine ArtsHub called “Unconventional spaces democratising art”:

Here’s the link to the article

Naima Morelli

Published! Singapore as new gateway for the SEA art scene

Reflections on my 2015

Published! Becoming Location Independent on ArtsHub

Published! Singapore National Gallery repositions SEA art on ArtsHub

Published! The slow truth behind overnight success for ArtsHub

Photostory: Venice Biennale 2015

Published! The best of the Venice Biennale 2015 on ArtsHub

Published! The winners and losers marketplace on ArtsHub

Published! Unconventional spaces democratising art on ArtsHub

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