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Tag Archives: art

York: walking through two thousand years of history

Would you like to walk through two thousand years of history of England? You can easily do it only by walking York streets. There you have 5 itineraries that you cannot miss in the most picturesque city in England. York is one the most beautiful historic city all over the UK. Every single past event […]

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Mezzano, the village where the piles of wood become art

Mezzano is a small village in Trentino, a jewel of Primiero located at the foot of Pale di San Martino. If at first it seems like another of the many mountain villages of the region, with the traditional houses in wood and stone and the panorama of the Dolomites that surrounds them, you will soon […]

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Itinerary in Sicily: the Beauty of Baroque in 5 stops

Not only sea: in Sicily, a five-stage itinerary in the south-eastern area to discover the extraordinary Baroque-inspired artistic and cultural heritage. Sicily has always been one of the favourite destinations of Italians and foreigners to spend long holidays, festivities breaks, or a simple weekend of relaxation and tourism. Its strong point? Being vast, different from […]

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PET-art: Turning Plastic Waste into Art

Can plastic waste become an element of art? Oddly enough, but yes. You can reuse it to create something beautiful, as the artist Veronika Richterovà did. The problems related to the use (and abuse) of plastic are well known. While experts warn that, at this rate, by 2050 there will be more plastic than fish […]

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The street art makes our cities look awesome!

From a simple item to a work of art thanks to the street art. You need just a little imagination, a spray, an old, grey and neglected object… and the city becomes colourful, funnier and more beautiful. Lots of street artists express their creativity in the most popular and chaotic towns, where traffic, hurry and […]

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Il Terzo Giorno: the Italian exhibition that tells the story of our planet

A journey through the story of the Earth, to the discovery of its life, its growth, its changes but also of the damages that are occuring. “Il terzo giorno” shows the man-nature relationship through the eyes of 40 international artists and 115 contemporary works of art. Sustainability is the leading theme. ‘Il terzo giorno‘ is an […]

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Venice, a mural to talk about Climate Change

It is just one of the many consequences of climate change but it is definitely one of the most dangerous. We are talking about the sea level rise, something which is directly connected with global warming and which is seriously putting at risk some of the most vulnerable places in the world, like Venice. Indeed, […]

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Split: discovering the most authentic Dalmatia

Split will surprise you for its incredible mix of history and contemporaneity. The heart of Dalmatia was once the luxury house of Emperor Diocletian. Today it is one of the best preserved Roman architectures of the world, transformed and readjusted throughout the years. Here you will wander through white stone alleys, secret gardens, works of […]

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Street Art in Rotterdam: from art to sustainability in just a few steps

The second industrial city in the Netherlands combines street art and sustainable development to give its citizens a brand new conscience. If you find yourselves wandering around the pedestrian areas of Rotterdam, do not forget to look down at your feet. “Stand straight, walk proud” suggest the crosswalk that passes through one of the most chaotic […]

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Arte Sella: a walk in the woods, breathing pure beauty

If you say museum, children begin to stir. They start imaging long corridors and large rooms where it is forbidden to run and speak loudly. Then they find out that they too love Art if the museum is the right one. A large park, for example, surrounded by forests and mountains. A stroll through nature, like that of […]

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