Evgenia Buravleva, Home, 2025, oil on canvas, 40x55 cm
Art Consul
Art Consul · Newsletter

Newsletters people
actually read.

From White Collar Crimes to Galleria Rubin: I devise, write and manage newsletters for publications, galleries and editorial projects, from the idea to publication.
The service

I write and manage. You publish.

Many galleries and publications would like to tell their story, but there is never time to write. My newsletters exist for exactly this: a complete service, from the idea to publication. The texts go out under my byline, Inga Santa Maria for Art Consul, on the client's channels.

Not promotional copy: stories. Each issue begins with real listening, an interview, a court record, a story, and becomes an article people are glad to read, with the right images and a voice consistent with the publisher's identity.

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The interview

I prepare tailored questions and listen to the person who holds the story: the artist, the author, the founder. The details no press release ever tells.

02

The story

From the answers comes an article in the form of a story, built on real words. The client approves every line before publication.

03

The reach

Layout, captioned images, publication on the client's channels under my byline, and a further push where it counts: newsletter, LinkedIn, Instagram, press.

The newsletters I curate
Since 2026

White Collar Crimes Inchieste

The monthly newsletter of the investigative magazine on corporate criminal law, published on LinkedIn: investigations told from the court records, with over two hundred subscribers in its first months. I handle its conception, texts and management, together with the website, the company page and the title's social channels.

Since 2026

Dentro l'opera · Galleria Rubin

Each issue takes readers inside a work from the gallery, through the voice of the person who painted or sculpted it. Texts and interviews under my byline, published on the gallery's channels.

In preparation

umanoextraumano

The editorial laboratory written in tandem by L.S.M. and Prisma, an artificial intelligence: the newsletter is in preparation, along with the project's website and digital presence.

Dentro l'opera n.4 · Valentina D'Amaro
Valentina D'Amaro, Untitled, 2011, oil on canvas, 80x100 cm
Untitled, 2011, oil on canvas, 80×100 cm.
Valentina D'Amaro, Untitled, 2025, oil on canvas, 43x58 cm
Untitled, 2025, oil on canvas, 43×58 cm.
“As strange as it may seem, these greens really do exist.” Inside the work of Valentina D'Amaro, from the green of viriditas to the silence of a snow-covered mountain. Read the article (PDF) →
Dentro l'opera n.3 · Letizia Fornasieri
Letizia Fornasieri's studio
The painter's studio. Photo: Letizia Fornasieri archive.
Letizia Fornasieri at work
Letizia Fornasieri at work. Photo: Letizia Fornasieri archive.
Letizia Fornasieri, French Garden, oil on canvas, 152x210 cm
French Garden, oil on canvas, 152x210 cm.
Letizia Fornasieri, Broom, oil on canvas, 170x140 cm
Broom, oil on canvas, 170x140 cm.
Proof that it works
“I've read it! Really, really beautiful. My own self comes through, exactly.”
Letizia Fornasieri · Painter
The message that arrived after she read her issue of Dentro l'opera, “Painting is not a competition with reality”, published by Galleria Rubin. Read the article on LinkedIn →

A newsletter like this can be created for your gallery or your publication too.

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