LORENZO JOVANOTTI 2015 CC. Bologna. Art is just one, as well as music: classic, pop, rock, these are variants of one great energy, sometimes made of notes and silences, sometimes made of words, noise and adrenaline. We're here today to make a virtual meal, feeding ourselves with passion and power, to ensure that the creativity of others can become our own and keeping on generating new energy.
Read MoreThis video is pure inspiration. It is one of a series of animations about Futurism that make clear, in a matter of seconds, the philosophy that inspired the Futurists: the exaltation of the dynamism, the industry, the speed. When the latest digital technologies are employed in the service of the art in such a creative way without any desecration, the masterpieces of our extraordinary cultural heritage can not only be discovered, analyzed ...
Read MoreBeautiful exhibition and setup! A really interesting and new path. Admiring the drawings and sketches of great works is like to be a part of the creative process that led the author to create his masterpiece, as if we were there, in the instant of the birth of an idea. Strongly supported by Dr. Sandrina Bandera (director of the Lombardy Museums), with the staging of the architect Alessandra Quarto (Ministry of ...
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Born from a collaboration between the Pinacoteca di Brera and the Italian Stock Exchange with the London Stock Exchange Group Foundation, we create The New Web Gallery (Italian and English version) of the most important Museum's masterpieces, digitized in high definition and available on line in the Pinacoteca di Brera website. The gallery collects the greatest masterpieces of the Pinacoteca and A Theme Gallery entitled "Art meets fashion " that explores ...
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Following the recent inauguration of the new lighting of the famous Leonardo's Last Supper, we had the honor to visit the Refettorio in its renewed splendor: no more a work that books and posters give back as gloomy and dark, but a new masterpiece full of light and depth. If we close our eyes and we can even imagine that the ceiling of the great hall had been decorated by Leonardo ...
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