Tag: italy

  • At the Central Pavilion, Venice Art Biennale – part 1

    At the Central Pavilion, Venice Art Biennale – part 1

    In this post and the following, we will be sharing some of the more remarkable and intriguing works we saw at the 60th International Art Exhibition in Venice (Biennale Arte di Venezia, 2024). This isn’t our first time visiting it—we also attended the 56th Biennale Arte in 2015 and shared our experiences from that visit…

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  • Vintage posters advertising the Biennale di Venezia

    Vintage posters advertising the Biennale di Venezia

    Last year in September, we attended the 60th Biennale Arte in Venice, a celebration of the visual arts that concluded its six-month run on November 24, 2024. Over the coming weeks, we’ll share in a series of posts highlighting the works we saw and liked. Let’s start with some music. As a fan of posters,…

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  • San Gimignano, a medieval Manhattan in Tuscany

    San Gimignano, a medieval Manhattan in Tuscany

    This is the last post in a series about the small villages we visited in Tuscany, Italy; the two earlier posts: Castellina in Chianti and Monteriggioni. We took a 2-week long driving tour from Lausanne, Switzerland to Tuscany by way of Turin (Torino), the Italian Riviera (Genoa, Cinque Terre), and Florence. Before we turned around,…

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  • Monteriggioni, a defensive outpost of medieval Sienna

    Monteriggioni, a defensive outpost of medieval Sienna

    This is the second of a series of three posts on the small villages we visited in Tuscany, Italy. The first post about Castellina in Chianti is here. We took a 2-week long driving tour from Lausanne, Switzerland to Tuscany by way of Turin (Torino), the Italian Riviera (Genoa, Cinque Terre), and Florence. Before we…

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  • Roaming around Tuscany – Castellina In Chianti

    Roaming around Tuscany – Castellina In Chianti

    This is the first of a new series of three posts on the small villages we visited in Tuscany, Italy. We took a 2-week long driving tour from Lausanne, Switzerland to Tuscany by way of Turin (Torino), the Italian Riviera (Genoa, Cinque Terre), and Florence. Before we turned around, we explored several Tuscan villages. If…

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  • Wandering into The Biennale Library in Venice

    Wandering into The Biennale Library in Venice

    This is the third post in a series on public libraries that we came across during our travels. The public libraries in the earlier posts are in Stuttgart and Melbourne. Let’s start with some music. We and IT visited Venice for the 60th Biennale Arte, which runs from April to November 2024 (since its inception…

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