Turin, Italy – October 18, 2025. The second edition of Just Nude: La Nudità nell’Arte will open on Saturday, October 18, at Con/Temporary Space Santa Teresa (Via Santa Teresa 10/d, Turin). Starting at 5:30 PM, the group exhibition will present a curated selection of works exploring the human body as a symbol of vulnerability, strength, and beauty.

The exhibition will feature paintings, sculptures, photography, and digital art, bringing together artists who investigate nudity as a form of authentic and universal expression.

Among the selected participants is Jeunepie, who will showcase new work within this thematic context, contributing to the dialogue on the human body in contemporary art.

With its combination of artistic diversity and conceptual depth, Just Nude: La Nudità nell’Arte – II Edition aims to engage the public in an evening of art, conversation, and inspiration.

Morbegno, Italy – July 26, 2025. The historic Berlenda district in Morbegno will host the new edition of BerlendArt 2025, an evening dedicated to contemporary creativity in all its forms. From 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM, the event will transform streets, courtyards, and private spaces into a vibrant cultural itinerary. Admission is free.

The festival will feature a wide range of artistic expressions — painting, photography, installations, performances, music, dance, and poetry — with exhibitions spread across Via Romegialli, Via Rocca, and Via Ospital Vecchio.

This year, Jeune Pie will participate in BerlendArt 2025, presenting new work within this unique setting and joining a diverse group of artists and performers. Live performances will begin at 8:00 PM with Osteoporosysdancetheatre, Valtellina Arcobaleno, Alex De Simoni + Andrea Santamaria, Laboule, and Leonardo Gaist. The evening will conclude with a DJ set by Very Ape at Locanda Via Priula.

Main festival locations include Atelier Plum, Casa Rocca, Villa Sonia, and Locanda Via Priula, with the support and patronage of the Municipality of Morbegno.

BerlendArt 2025 reaffirms its role as a cultural highlight in the region, turning the Berlenda quarter into an open stage for artistic and creative exchange.

Sondrio, Italy – The 27th edition of ScarpatettiArte, the renowned open-air art festival, concluded with widespread participation from national and international artists. Over the weekend of July 12–13, the historic Scarpatetti district was transformed into a large-scale gallery, featuring painting, sculpture, photography, installations, and performances.

Among the highlights of this year’s edition, Jeunepie was awarded the Graphic and Digital Illustration Prize, a recognition that celebrates creativity, originality, and innovation in the digital arts. The award was formally announced during the festival and subsequently covered by local television news, underlining the growing importance of new media and digital illustration in contemporary artistic expression.

ScarpatettiArte has long been considered one of the most significant cultural events in the region, combining tradition and experimentation in an urban setting that turns the city itself into an exhibition space. The acknowledgment of Jeune Pie’s work adds to the prestige of this year’s edition and reflects the festival’s commitment to promoting diverse forms of artistic language.

Participation at ScarpatettiArte 2025 Announced

The upcoming edition of ScarpatettiArte, the renowned open-air art festival in Sondrio, will take place on Saturday, July 12, and Sunday, July 13, 2025, in the historic district of Scarpatetti. Now in its 27th year, the event is recognized as one of the most distinctive cultural initiatives in Northern Italy, turning the ancient neighborhood into a widespread gallery under the open sky.

Over the course of the weekend, visitors will encounter a diverse range of artistic expressions — from painting and sculpture to photography, installations, and live performances — displayed among the cobbled streets, stairways, and courtyards of Scarpatetti.

This year, Jeunepie will take part in the festival, presenting new work within this unique context. The participation offers an opportunity to engage with a broad audience and to be part of a creative dialogue that has been shaping the cultural identity of Sondrio for nearly three decades.

ScarpatettiArte 2025 promises once again to merge history, creativity, and community, offering an immersive experience that highlights the transformative power of art in public spaces.