Contemporary art: on a rainy day in a wood I met a firefly

Pluvio Umbrella | photographers | Duncan Meerdin

CONTEMPORARY ART: A RAINY DAY IN A WOOD I MET A FIREFLY

Contemporary art is not only made up of incomprehensible works of art, turn canvasses or absurd performances.
Some of you don’t understand it, some love it, and others are completely uninterested in the topic.

I do like contemporary art, and in this post, whose title is surreal, but that you will understand if you read it up to the end, I will show you what has amazed me the most in the last few weeks.

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The Museum of PRECINEMA in Padua

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THE MUSEUM OF PRECINEMA IN PADUA: DREAMS AND VISIONS BEFORE THE INVENTION OF CINEMA

The Museum of Precinema in Padua. It doesn’t often happen that you can observe at a short distance the objects and instruments illustrating the birth of cinema.
There’s a place where you can do that: the Museum of Precinema in Padua.
This is a one-of-a-kind place, which illustrates in three rooms the story of visionary men, famous artists and bizarre people, whose names we don’t even know, but who gave a breath of life to motionless images, and contributed to the birth of cinema.

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The Bagatti Valsecchi Museum: a family affair

Bagatti Valsecchi | Polittico Marinoni

THE BAGATTI VALSECCHI MUSEUM: A FAMILY AFFAIR

The Bagatti Valsecchi Museum. My favourite museums are house museums, because they preserve their intimate and welcoming aspect typical of a house, but they narrate stories and events of their inhabitants, as well.
The house museums are not only art collections, but also containers of tales, and I talked about my latest passion for one of these house museums in the post about the Bagatti Valsecchi Museum.

Until October 2nd Milan will host an exhibition to celebrate the return home of one of its masterpieces, which we will admire together on September 9th 2016.

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