September 2026 · NR.107
Bety Vargas
In Posillipo there is a stretch of free beach nestled beside Palazzo Donn'Anna, opening onto the Gulf. It takes its name from the nuns of a now-closed convent who used to bathe here. You reach it walking down among the villas, between Mergellina and the open sea. This is Spiaggia delle Monache, one of the few free beaches in the city, where Neapolitans have long defended their right to enjoy the sea. Crystal-clear green water, an incredible view of Vesuvius and Capri, a short walk from the centre: landscape, culture and identity to love, respect and protect. Cover No. 107 is not about summer, but about a September morning: cooler air, softer sun, a quieter beach and the feeling of having the Gulf all to yourself.
July 2026 · NR.106
Elisa Lanconelli
A hundred years of stories to tell. A hundred seasons, countless different Napoli, yet always framed by the same colours: “Against the blue of the sky, with Vesuvius in the background.” A history of Sunday ragù, concrete steps and plastic seats, blazing sun and pouring rain, sweat-soaked jerseys and biting cold. First the San Paolo, now the Maradona, fathers and sons, grandparents and grandchildren: whether you were there or grew up hearing the stories, we are all children of the same history. To borrow our Pres(id)ent’s words, a story made for the cinema: from Juliano’s heart to Marek’s, from the Pocho to Kvaratskhelia, La MaGiCa, the Maradona era, the first Scudetti and the UEFA Cup. From Ascarelli to Ferlaino to the De Laurentiis era: an epic whose ending is still to be written. Happy Birthday, Napoli. Here's to a hundred years.
June 2026 · NR.909
Giovanni Abeille
Reinterpreting a seventeenth-century masterpiece like Caravaggio’s Seven Works of Mercy is not a responsibility entrusted lightly. We are deeply grateful to the Pio Monte della Misericordia for recognising almost four years of our work and entrusting us with one of our most ambitious projects. In the original, Caravaggio gathers all the acts of mercy of the Pio Monte into a single night scene. Four centuries later, with Giovanni Abeille, we have reimagined them in our own language and in today’s world: supporting families, access to work, education and healthcare, standing beside anyone facing hardship. The scale of the original led us to a more conceptual approach, away from any impossible comparison with the canvas, while keeping its timeless message. Nothing has changed: there are still those in need, and those who answer.
A guide to Naples written by those who live it. Twelve Neapolitan writers, three chapters.
The prints are part of a collection that keeps growing: a contemporary vision of the city, between art, culture and feeling.
Conceived by The Napolitaner, created by artists from all over the world, handmade in our workshop on Fine Art paper.
Limited edition of 1,000 numbered copies × Geolier. Sold out.
Editorial prints and packaging for a national retail campaign.
Brand activation in Milan with illustrated prints.
Handed out to guests of the Fiordilatte World Summit.
Materials for the reopening of the Cinema Metropolitan.
Editorial project on Naples, SEM Editore. Spring 2026.
