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The Museum of the Twentieth Century, inside the Palazzo dell'Arengario in Piazza del Duomo, Milan, was created with the intention of spreading knowledge of the art of the twentieth century and to allow a better and wider vision of the collections that Milan has inherited over time. Alongside the exhibition activities, the Museum is committed to the promotion of Italy's cultural and artistic heritage, offering, while waiting to resume its musical programming, concerts of contemporary music from Monday, April 20. Every Monday Maddalena Novati, the Museum's music consultant, chooses one of the concerts hosted in this splendid venue over the last ten years. Program on the site.
unascuolaunlavoro.it, the new website of the project “One School, One Job. Pathways to Excellence” online from September 5, 2022. A new look, lots of new content. Throughout the month, and until September 30, Schools will be able to enter applications from students competing in the Fondazione Cologni call for applications. With “One School, One Job. […]
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Launching for the ninth consecutive year is the “Mestieri d’arte e Bellezza italiana” lecture at the Milan Polytechnic, offered among the design faculty’s elective courses and sponsored by the Fondazione Italia Patria della Bellezza. The lectures, taught by Alberto Cavalli, director general of the Fondazione Cologni dei Mestieri d’Arte, present beauty as a true genetic […]
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On Tuesday, September 20, during the XXII edition of the CHI È CHI AWARDS – FASHION COMMUNITY AWARDS, Alberto Cavalli, general manager of Fondazione Cologni and executive director of Michelangelo Foundation for Creativity and Craftsmanship, received at Palazzo Marino the social award as curator of the Homo Faber 2022 event that, in an international setting, […]
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The title of the exhibition just opened in Venice on the Island of San Giorgio, for the initiatives promoted by le Stanze del Vetro, highlights the close link between Venetian glassmaking and light: reflected, projected, diffused by lumiere and panels of various shapes and sizes. Symbolic icons of the exhibition are the imposing veil, from […]
