The Elisabetta Di Maggio’s exhibition, organized by Bevilacqua La Masa Foundation and opened until December 9th at Palazzeto Tito, is staging scraps, embroideries, soups, pellicles, porcelains, and small used plants with a feminine and apparently delicate taste.
The Ca’ Foscari exhibition spaces are hosting, until November 19th, Mockba Underground, abstract painting from 1960, with 110 works coming from the Aleksandr Reznikov Collection.
Until January 6th 2013 the rooms of Palazzo Mocenigo, Studi di Storia del Tessuto e del Costume, are hosting over seventy pieces coming from collections, houses of fashion and from the world’s most famous costume designer.
At the Malibran
Theatre is performed, until October 20th, ‘L'occasione fa il ladro’
(The occasion makes the thief), lyric opera by Gioachino Rossini with the Luigi
Prividali’s libretto, inspired by 'Le prétendu sans le savoir, ou L'occasion
fait le larron' (1810) di Eugène Scribe.
The Correr Museum until January 6, 2013, hosts an unmissable exhibition dedicated to Francesco Guardi (1712-1793), offering more than 70 paintings and 50 drawings that demonstrate the sign almost intimate, smaller, typical of the artist who only history has been able to elevate to one of the maximum exponents of the Lagoon vedutismo in '700.
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