You can take Dario out of Mirano, but you can't take Mirano out of Dario.

Art in Venice besides Giardini and Arsenale.

Nothing is lost, nothing is created, and everything is transformed.

When a Milanese girl teaches Venetians how to enjoy the lagoon… and strangely enough, she succeeds.

“Venice for” is a slow tourism cultural project conceived for curious travelers who are passionate about contemporary art, architecture and design. It is a cultural product that we designed during the first lock-down and that finally came to life in 2021.

Veneto returns to the yellow zone and the Dorsoduro Museum Mile resumes its activities at Accademia Galleries, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Palazzo Grassi, Punta della Dogana.

Jane Da Mosto is a scientist and has lovingly dealt with Venice for many years with her We are here Venice NGO. Marcantonio Brandolini d'Adda, LagunaB, creates objects in Murano glass and studies the impact of this type of production on the lagoon. They both share a common goal: to keep Venice alive.

Rodolfo Bevilacqua of Tessitura Luigi Bevilacqua and Riccardo Bisazza from Fornace Orsoni 1888 share with us how to cross the Venetian maze, going back to move forward.

Aurora Fonda of a plus a gallery and Alma Zevi meet in an apartment that used to be rented by tourists and now acts as a studio to Alma Zevi's gallery to talk about art and Venice.

The glass sisters Elena and Margherita Micheluzzi and the visionary entrepreneur behind the Lunardelli Venice atelier Agnese Lunardelli tell us what Venetian design means for them, what Venice needs now, and how to invent a future in the lagoon.

After so much time spent inside, finally a breath of fresh air! Let's go outside and discover 20 Italian villages and 20 contemporary art installation and enjoy "Una Boccata d'Arte".

Finally, some light is shining at the end of the Venetian tunnel and most of the museums and art spaces are up and running!

"... the economy connected to the monoculture of tourism has undergone a historic slowdown that politics will have to fix in some way. Repopulating Venice must become an absolute priority and necessary incentives must be found to ensure that this happens. "

Spring hasn't been the same without them, but finally, four more fundamental spots can be added to the art map of the exhibitions in town, and all of a sudden it's summer again.

Venice is unique for sure, but there is not just "one" Venice for all; there is one that looks like you, waiting to be discovered or rediscovered in its lesser-known facets: contemporary art, design, architecture. Unusual paths to explore from a different point of view: yours.

Contemporary art awakens in Venice and with it our thirst for prosecco and a chat in front of a still-fresh canvas (and behind a face mask).

Designers cry too: an emotional guide to the essential Venice.

When in Rome do as the Romans do. When in Venice, do what Carlotta does. A sneak-peek into a born and raised Venetian's life.

Venetian post lock-down rehabilitation through stages of food and beauty.