Wild Culture: “Elsewhere in the Art Projects section – probably stronger and more interesting than in previous years – a number of galleries excel. The most diverse but consistently engaging is, for me, La Scatola.”
1883 Magazine: “We are particularly pleased to include in the above list La Scatola gallery, for the first time this year at the fair. The gallery founded by Valentina Fois in 2010 shows a range of work engaging with – and against – the prophetic notions of art and civilization by Steven Morgana, Sarah Maple Sarah Tew, David Paredes, Stephane Blumer and Tal Regev. Particularly interesting is Morgana’s Mottainai, an obelisk made out of cardboard reflecting on our relationship with nature and referencing Michelangelo Pistoletto’s work.”
Fad Website: “Steven Morgana at La Scatola Gallery: “When Steven Morgana saw Michelangelo Pistoletto’s ‘The Mirror of Judgement’ at the Serpentine last year, he wasn’t impressed, concluding that ‘taking a spiritual stroll through a cardboard labyrinth to then worship one’s image at a mirrored obelisk’ did ‘nothing to engage with conditions of today’s globalised societies’”.
Wild Culture: “As part of London Art Fair next week, La Scatola – one of the most consistently engaging contemporary art galleries in London – is presenting a project by Australian-born artist Steven Morgana that holds this mirror of judgement back up to Pistoletto himself, and, indeed, perhaps, to contemporary consumer society more generally.”
La Scatola’s Director & Curator Valentina Fois was interviewed for the Timeless issue of 1883 Magazine- available Dec 1st 2012.
Everything is Possible, featured on Criticismism, “Matthew Stone is not cool, he is stone cold.”
i-Society: Everything is Possible Exhibition Opening at La Scatola Gallery, featured on i-D
Everything is Possible, featured on 1883 Magazine
Everything is Possible, a major solo show with artist Matthew Stone, featured on Culture24
Everything is Possible, a major solo show with artist Matthew Stone, recommended by Time Out London
Everything is Possible, a major solo show with artist Matthew Stone, on the Top 5 shows for the Arts and Events listings this September on First Thursday
Just days before Tate Modern’s new Tanks open to the public, Gloriana Riggioni ponders the implications for performance art in a digital age. Valentina Fois, our director and curator gives her contribution for Spoonfed.
Being featured on 1883 Magazine
A Curator’s View: Jukhee Kwon’s Books Reborn on Jotta
Curator and founder of La Scatola Gallery, Valentina Fois gives insight into the latest artist to join their ranks, Korean born, London based Jukhee Kwon, a Camberwell MA Book Arts graduate who ‘destroys’ books in order to give them a new life as epic sculptures.
Being featured on Criticismism, a review by Mark Sheerin
“The Future Feels Like A Phantom Limb” featured on Roves and Roams, a lovely review by Anna McNay.
“The Future Feels Like A Phantom Limb” featured on 1883 Magazine
‘The Future Feels Like a Phantom Limb’ on NEW PLACES IN JUNE featured on Pauls Art World
“The Future Feels Like A Phantom Limb”, Steven Morgana’s first solo show is in this month’s Top Five on First Thursday 
A Curator’s View: Steven Morgana, a rainbow after the storm on Jotta
Stephane Blumer’s Emoticons in the background of The Proper Ornaments’s interview on Loud And Quiet Mgazine. All the images were taken at La Scatola Gallery
Punctuating on Criticismism 
Punctuating on Spoonfed
Jotta
A Curator’s View: Bugarella, a new queen of the dark, by Valentina Fois
03.04.2012
La Scatola Gallery featured in Arterynyc
Exchange on Criticismism
Exchange on Fad Website
Exchange on the Connaught Hotels
Exchange, on Spoonfed
Exchange on Time Out: Sadotti in Conversation
Exchange on Culture 24: La Scatola unwraps series of free talks about future of art at a City-based gallery
Jotta
A Curator’s View: David Paredes’ evolution, by Valentina Fois of La Scatola
04.03.2012
Made in Shoreditch - Art in Shoreditch: Interview with Valentina Fois from La Scatola Gallery
Jotta
A Curator’s View: Ronin Cho’s Kinetic talent, by Valentina Fois of La Scatola
31.01.2012
Jotta
A Curator’s View: Valentina Fois of La Scatola
Sarah Tew
31.12.2011
Triangulation Blog
THE FACE OF THE SHAPE
8.12.11 – 10.01.12
Global News Box.com
THE FACE OF THE SHAPE
8.12.11 – 10.01.12
Review by James Brewer
Amy Stephens listed on The World of Interiors Magazine October Issue for the show ‘Spatial Territories’ at La Scatola
SPATIAL TERRITORIES
06.10.11 – 16.10.11
Global News Box.com
Spatial Territories
Amy Stephens at La Scatola
Review by James Brewer
12th October 2011
Ebbing at La Scatola featured in this weekends Guardian Guide
14.07.11 – 15.08.11
The Guardian Guide
GlobalNewsBox
Ebbing
14.07.11 – 15.08.11
Review by James Brewer
The Creators Project.com
Behind the Object
Ronin Cho and Kentaro Yamada
09.06.11 – 09.07.11
Ronin Cho Gives Weight To The Unseen
Portable
Behind the Object
09.06.11 – 09.07.11
Ronin Cho and Kentaro Yamada
EVERYTHING COMES IN WAVES
By Francesca Zedtwitz-Arnim for Portable
GlobalNewsBox
Behind the Object
09.06.11 – 09.07.11
Ronin Cho and Kentaro Yamada
Review by James Brewer
Wired
I PROMISE
31.03.11 – 16.04.11
Hendrik Schneide
Slicing money: artist makes inflation a physical reality
By Alice Vincent
GlobalNewsBox
The Time Is Now
Featuring Maddalena Petrosino, Sarah Tew, Pauline Thomas and Wilfrid Wood
27.01.11 – 26.03.11
Review by James Brewer
