Yesterday, at the Gallerie d'Italia in Milan, the meeting titled "2026. A Year to Read. The Editorial Schedules of Allemandi Publishing Society between Information, Vision, and Art Stories" took place, where the publishing house unveiled its editorial programs for 2026. This event also marked a preliminary assessment following the involvement of Intesa Sanpaolo, Fondazione 1563 for Art and Culture of the Compagnia di San Paolo, and Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Cuneo in the company structure. This new framework aims to further strengthen Allemandi's role as a leading player in the information and art publishing market.

The 2026 editorial schedule showcases an editorial reality on a path to expansion, transitioning from just a publisher into a cultural media company. This new identity represents an integrated system of content, languages, and platforms, which allows engagement with diverse audiences and ensures coverage of art information through complementary formats. The evolution points towards a comprehensive ecosystem where art and literature intersect, potentially broadening the impact of Allemandi's offerings.

In an era where traditional publishing faces challenges, Allemandi's proactive approach indicates a commitment to innovation in the cultural sector, emphasizing the importance of adaptation in a rapidly evolving media landscape. The announcement reflects wider trends in the publishing industry of merging various forms of media to enhance audience engagement and promote cultural narratives effectively.