Florence-Venice: Peace in Art
7 Jul 2024 - Event
Florence-Venice: Peace in Art
An exiting journey from July 1 to 6, 2024
“Florence-Venice: Peace in Art” is an event designed by Ars Pace to reflect on the importance of culture as a platform for peace and a cornerstone of cultural diplomacy, taking into account its true soft power that enables the establishment of lasting and structured international relations.
Florence and Venice come together to enhance the beauty of their heritage through an exciting journey through art, architecture, music, culture, business, environment, and territory; presenting masterpieces, collections, activities, and artists, encouraging cultural tourism, and promoting products of excellence, to rediscover harmony and identity in peace.
This appealing journey unfolds in locations chosen for the special relationship that exists between these two magnificent cities of art, based over the centuries on multiple historical, social, and cultural factors, considering that they are Ancient Republics and symbols in the world of beauty and art, listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
An exciting itinerary that allows you to see wonderful places where all the senses participate, discovering new emotions and restoring balance and harmony by adopting a true dialogue of Peace using a universal language, understandable to all, that requires no translation.
The journey, designed by architect Monica Baldi, begins in Florence on July 1st, continues in Tuscany, and concludes in Venice on July 6th, 2024.
Places and events:
• Florence: Palazzo Medici-Riccardi, Sala Pistelli – Via Cavour, 3
Monday, July 1st, 11:00 a.m.
Press conference
• Artimino: Villa Medicea La Ferdinanda, Meliá Collection, Carmignano (Po)
Tuesday, July 2nd, 6:00 p.m.
Performance and Vin d’Honneur
• Venice: Ca’ Loredan, Sala del Consiglio Comunale – San Marco 4136
Friday, July 5th, 11:00 a.m.
Conference “Florence – Venice: Peace in Art”
• Venice: Ca’ Sagredo, Campo Santa Sofia, 4198/99
Saturday, July 6th, 11:00 a.m.
Opening of Elisabetta Rogai’s exhibition “Two Lions for Two Republics”
