Enjoy Venice in every sense
It’s time to write about an amazing experience I did with my friends 4 years ago, when we decided to visit Venice from the sunset to the sunrise.
It was the last week of July, our friends Umberto and Elena (she realized our logo – thanks Elena 🙂 ) came in Venice from Milano in order to do this strange tour with us.
This month we will talk about a rather famous monument of Venice: the arsenal (Arsenale) and the first Chinese art gallery owner hosting her exhibition there during Biennale.
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Continue reading “THE INDUSTRIAL HEART OF VENICE: ARSENALE”INDUSTRIAL ART IN VENICE: MAGAZZINI DEL SALE
This month we host another post of our joyful collaboration with Venice in Pattern.
As usual, we will try to link a special person to a place, telling a story of emotions.
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Personality: Roy Lichtenstein.
Place: Magazzini del Sale.
Continue reading “INDUSTRIAL ART IN VENICE: MAGAZZINI DEL SALE”
This month we decided to re-start our joyful collaboration with Venice in Pattern. As usual, we will try to link a special person (Massimo Scolari) to a place (ex Cotonificio Olcese) , telling a story of emotions.
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Personality: Massimo Scolari.
Place: Ex cotonificio Olcese (Dorsoduro).
Continue reading “INDUSTRIAL ART IN VENICE: COTONIFICIO OLCESE”written by V.I.P. Venice in pattern
Summer in Venice is running so fast!
If you have decided to visit the island for a few days let’s do it together: here is our top five list for enjoying the venetian summer after the long quarantine and learning some curiosities of the people related to these places. Enjoy Venice! Continue reading “5 PLACES FOR 5 CHARACTERS: WHERE TO GO IN VENICE DURING SUMMER”
written by Behind Venice, pics by Behind Venice
Today we bring you “virtually” in a workshop placed a few steps from the Rialto Bridge: Rugadoro.  It is the masks atelier owned by Sarah Zanarella, a girl originally from Vicenza. Continue reading “RUGADORO BY SARAH ZANARELLA – SPECIAL VENETIAN MASKS”
This is the second post of our new projects (cf. here) after the first one published in April about Frank Lloyd Wright and the Masieri Memorial. We are not moving far from the previous one since we will talk about a well-known, worldwide famous, bridge: Rialto Bridge.
Continue reading “THE BRIDGE OF VENICE: RIALTO AND KANDINSKIJ”
As all you know, the majority of the world is under lock down, due to the covid-19 emergency. We would not probably have ever imagine a situation like that, but something was on my mind in these last days: we are all in this together. Continue reading “I MISS YOU VENICE – A QUARANTINE THOUGHT”
As announced here, from this April we are starting a new project in collaboration with Venice in Pattern: a person, a place, one story, many emotions.
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Personality: Frank Lloyd Wright.
Place: Masieri Memorial on the Grand Canal, unrealized project.
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“April is a promise that May is bound to keep” once said Hal Borland. It is quite true. April is not winter and it is not summer, just spring, an unrealized time of change. Continue reading “UNREALIZED VENICE: MASIERI MEMORIAL BY FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT”
written by Eleonora, pics by Eleonora – @__myworldguide__[ITALIAN VERSION BELOW]
How many times have we heard people say “Venice is the most beautiful city in the world”?
It seems a catchfrase, a conventional form of labeling such an uncommon place that for many tourists it completely loses its sense of city, taking on the appearance of an attraction. For those who, like me, were born and grew up among its streets, this phrase undertake a completely different meaning. Continue reading “MY VENICE BY ELEONORA”