Glow Festival: imagine a city that transforms into an open-air art gallery every November, creating unforgettable experiences.

Imagine walking in a historic square where buildings come to life, telling millennial stories through cascades of colored light.

What happens when the spotlights go out? Who are really the people who build, live and breathe theater every day?

Backstage is born from these questions, the first theatrical video podcast produced by the usual neXt and created at Australe Studio. Not a simple interview format, but an authentic journey into the behind-the-scenes of the entertainment world, where we dig beyond the mask to discover the true self of artists.

There’s a new phenomenon captivating the digital generation, and it’s not just another TikTok trend. It’s something deeper, a bold bridge between contemporary art and social media language. It’s called Handy Art, and it’s the coolest podcast in the digital cultural landscape, now available on the TholusOne app.

Confess: how many times today have you picked up your smartphone without a real reason? Three? Five? Twenty? And what if we told you that a German philosopher who died in ’76 already understood everything about your toxic relationship with Instagram?

Light installations are revolutionizing our cities, transforming them into extraordinary artistic stages. These events create immersive experiences that engage thousands of people simultaneously, as explored in Dario Riccio’s book “Immersive Events”. Light installations represent one of the most democratic forms of contemporary urban art.