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Studio Visit: Cosima Montavoci and her Sunset Yogurt’s Glass Jewels

Cosima Montavoci is a contemporary artist born in Venice. In 2015, she graduated with a degree in Fine Arts from the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam. Until 2018, she worked…

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Shaping Spaces: Chapter 3 – Carts

Not a tool. Not really, at least. Rather, an extension of one’s personality, like an accessory, a car, a dog, or even a house. Because, as well as being an…

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Shaping Spaces: Chapter 2 – Carriers

Venice rewards morning people. In the early hours, away from the multitude of gazes that will soon flock to and fill its vital centres, the city rebuilds itself anew. It’s…

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Patrice Garnier X Gli Incurabili

Patrice Garnier is a quantum physicist and entrepreneur working at the forefront of biotechnology, fields not commonly associated with Venice. Originally from France, he relocated to the city in 2016…

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The Waiter | A New Coming-of-Age Documentary Exploring Venice, Work, and Self-Discovery

“Can a city awaken someone’s consciousness? If it’s Venice, anything can happen. The lagoon city is, for the whole world and perhaps even for Venetians themselves, a place of dreams,…

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Shaping Spaces: Chapter 1 – Kids

Children in Venice occupy space in ways that defy the usual order. They perceive it differently, crafting their own rules long before they are taught to be contained, straightened, or…

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Shaping Spaces: A New Series Investigating Spatial Relations in Venice

In Venice, space is a fluid and ever-evolving entity, a matter of negotiation. It’s as if the amphibian nature of the city—the presence of water brushing its banks, seeping through,…

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Discover ONA Short Film Festival: A Celebration of Outdoor Cinema and Sustainability in Venice

This September, Venice will once again be the backdrop for a truly unique cinematic experience. Returning for its fifth edition, ONA Short Film Festival is set to take place from…

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Inside Venice Experiences | The Labyrinth of Canals by boat

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Fie a Manetta: Navigating Venice Aboard A Traditional Barchin

In the heart of Venice, a city whose entire mobility happens on water (when not on foot), the sight of female boat drivers has remained a rarity for decades. But…

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Gli Incurabili – Stories of New Venetians

Gli Incurabili [The Incurables] is the a new project promoted by Inside Venice and curated by Valeria Necchio – author, storyteller, and a New Venetian herself – to recount the…

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Power Laguna – Artists of The Barene

Southern Lagoon, an August afternoon. It was a day in early August when we first met. On one of the many outings to the lagoon this Summer, our path crossed…

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FAUANDFLO: flora and fauna meet in the limited collection by Andrea Crescente and Alfredo Chiaramonte

Fauandflo is a modern collection of decor objects where the animal reign meets the botanical one. The project was born as a form of divertissement after various conversations between Andrea…

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Glass Has The Fragility of Life: Berengo Studio & The Art of Murano Glass

Glass is an intriguing material which, as the imagination of artist Koen Vanmechelen suggests, represents the fragility of life. We enter the “Burning Falls” as Vanmechelen has just started presenting…

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“Osti in Orto” Sant’Erasmo has never been closer

13 Venetian restaurant owners have signed a lease for a plot of land in Sant’Erasmo to cultivate vegetables, spices and seasonings: all raw materials which will be used in their…

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Mario Berta Battiloro: Timeless Traditions Meet Family Heritage

The ancient craft of the “batti and tira oro” was imported from Byzantium to Venice around the year 1000. At the end of the XVIII century this art could count…

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