NABA
NEW ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
NABA is an Academy of Arts and Design which was formed in 1980 by a group of
artists, including Guido Ballo, Gianni Colombo, Lucio Del Pezzo, Emilio Isgrò,
Tito Varisco, Luigi Veronesi, who aimed at challenging the rigid academic tradition
by introducing new visions and languages closer to contemporary artistic practice
and the creative professions.
NABA education integrates the more traditional disciplines
of visual representation with the new digital technologies and the criticalproject
culture of Italian Design. The foundation of NABA educational philosophy
lies in applying art to a project, in synthesizing creative and practical abilities and
in reaching a perfect balance between critical-methodological and technicalmanual
knowledge.
NABA training programs are based on a cross-disciplinary
method aimed at developing artistic-professional skills and profiles in the fields of
art, design, fashion, media and graphic design. This approach derives from continuous
experimentation, a strong vocation for research, a close relationship with
the artistic and productive environment and a focus on the ethical dimension of
education.
Graduated students NABA work for:
Anteprima - MI, Armando Testa - MI, B Communications - MI,
Burberry - FI, Casiraghi & Greco - MI, C. Dior Galliano - Parigi,
Comitato Moda - MI, D'Adda, Lorenzini, Vigorelli, BBDO - MI,
Diego Della Valle - MI, Filmmaster - MI, Gianni Versace - MI,
Iceberg - Cattolica, Ittierre - Isernia, L'Atelier Aimee - Castiglione
delle Siviere - MN, Lowe Pirella - MI, Mandarina Duck - BO,
Mantero Seta - CO, Mariella Burani - Cavriago, Marni - MI, Matrix
- MI, Mediaset - MI, Mc Cann Erikson - MI, Milano & Grey - MI,
Miu Miu - MI, OgilvyOne - MI - Piccolo Teatro - MI, Publicis - MI
- R.A.I. - MI, Ratti - CO, Roberto Cavalli - TV, Studio Rota e
Partners - MI, Swarovski - MI, Teatro degli Incamminati - MI,
Teatro Stabile di Torino, Trussardi - Aim - (Bg), Ubik - MI - Zagato
Centrostile - MI.
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