The spin-off Rogue One has just come out in Italy, Star Wars fans are excited, and the exhibition arranged in Rome dedicated to the merchandising which has made a real success of the saga is a paradise for fans.
I’ve already given you the details of the exhibition in the post Star Wars. Play, which is the title of the exhibition on show at the Vittoriano.
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After my post with the exhibitions to see in Austria and Germany, another post with my ideas for a Christmas in France.
The most beautiful exhibitions to see in Paris.
Some exhibitions illustrate stories of great painters, others are devoted to artistic movements, and then there are exhibitions you visit to have fun, and inside it you can find a piece of history of cinema and popular culture.
In this post I’ll talk about an exhibition made up of toys created for the Star Wars Saga, but which have become a piece of history of contemporary culture.
Star Wars. Play is on show in Rome, at the Vittoriano, from October 28th 2016 to January 29th 2017.
If you are a Star Wars fan, you can’t miss this exhibition.
It displays a small part of the private collection of Fabrizio Modina, who is one of the most important science fiction memorabilia collectors in the world, and professor of Fashion Design at the IED of Turin.
Man Ray said about photography:
“Light can do everything. Shadows work for me. I make the shadows. I make the light. I can create everything with my camera”.
I think he was right: photography is a matter of light and shadow, and maybe of chemistry, too.
The Fusion Art Gallery in Turin will allow you to reflect on what photography is, and it will present BACTERIA, Guido Salvini’s solo exhibition. Continue reading
I’ve always envied those who are able to build imaginary worlds using the famous Lego bricks.
At most, I’ve built the walls of a house, but I’ve never been able to finish the roof!
From December 8th 2016 to February 26th 2017 Rome hosts an exhibition entitled City Lego, a project by LAB, Literally Addicted to Bricks, that reproduces an imaginary city, using 7 million LEGO© bricks.
