OPERA APERTA
OPERA APERTA reclaims repair as a creative and radical practice, one that extends beyond buildings to care for institutions, communities, ecosystems, and the fragile ties between them.
Over the next six months, an international team and local collectives will carry out a process of social and ecological repair within the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice, focusing on what can be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
At the heart of this transformation are artisans and restorers. Their work, supported by experimental sessions from the Università Internazionale dell’Arte, ensures that traditional techniques are preserved and passed on.
Here, repair is not only structural but relational. It creates conditions for mutual care and seeks to restore value to that which has often been overlooked or neglected. The building’s cracks, stains, and weathering are not treated as flaws to be concealed, but as thresholds for transformation. These conditions allow for a reimagining of the relationship between growth and decay; they honor the layered histories embedded in the place and acknowledge the lives of those who came before–while making space for new forms of intelligence to emerge.
This attitude permeates every corner of the building, through embodied and restorative experiences such as food and music, open to all. A communal table hosted by Nonsoloverde offers shared meals and invites dialogue between residents and visitors, while rehearsal rooms welcome students from the Conservatory of Music of Venice and their impromptu audiences.
The project advocates for an architecture that is responsive rather than prescriptive; a site of cultural and material engagement deeply rooted in the communities it serves: Venice, its inhabitants, those in transit, and the newly arrived.
OPERA APERTA is an opportunity to position architecture as an act of stewardship, and to infuse both the discipline and the world at large with a renewed sense of purpose in these uncertain times.
COLOPHON
COMMISSARIO
COMMISSIONER
Sua Eminenza Cardinale
His Eminence Cardinal
José Tolentino de Mendonça
CURATORI
CURATORS
Marina Otero Verzier
Giovanna Zabotti
DIREZIONE ARTISTICA E PROGETTO ARCHITETTONICO
ART DIRECTION AND ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
TATIANA BILBAO ESTUDIO
Tatiana Bilbao
Alba Cortés Rodríguez
Isaac Solis Rosas
Helene Schauer
MAIO ARCHITECTS
Anna Puigjaner
Guillermo López
Maria Charneco
Alfredo Lérida
ASSISTENZA AI DISEGNI ARCHITETTONICI
DRAWING ASSISTANCE
Paco Tébui
PROGETTO GRAFICO
GRAPHIC DESIGN
ESTUDIO HERRERA
Maricris Herrera
Israel Hernández
Gabriela Quezada
Mirelle Rodríguez
Sofia Ruiz Rodríguez
PROGETTO ILLUMINOTECNICO
LIGHTING DESIGN
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Maria de la Cambra
Gabriel Paré
ORGANIZZAZIONE
ORGANISATION
DICASTERO PER LA CULTURA E L’EDUCAZIONE DELLA SANTA SEDE
DICASTERY OF CULTURE AND EDUCATION OF THE HOLY SEE
Sua Eccellenza Monsignore
His Excellency Monsignor
Paul Tighe
Cristiano Grisogoni
COMITATO GIUBILEO CULTURA EDUCAZIONE
CULTURE EDUCATION JUBILEE COMMITTEE
Monsignore Davide Milani
Monsignor Davide Milani
Nicola Tomasoni
Cristiano Grisogoni
PARTNER PRINCIPALE
MAIN PARTNER
Intesa Sanpaolo
PARTNER
dstgroup
PARTNER TECNICI
TECHNICAL PARTNERS
UNIVERSITÀ CA’ FOSCARI
Barbara Benedetti
PROGETTAZIONE ESECUTIVA
EXECUTIVE PRODUCTION
COR ARQUITECTOS
Roberto Cremascoli
Edison Okumura
Marta Rodrigues
COORDINAMENTO PRODUZIONE
COORDINATION PRODUCTION
Erika Pisciotta
Camilla Donantoni
COORDINAMENTO LOCALE
LOCAL COORDINATION
DUMBO DESIGN STUDIO
Raul Betti
Greta Ruffino
STUDIO DI
PROGETTAZIONE LOCALE
LOCAL OFFICE PROJECT
Valentina Vettori
DIREZIONE LAVORI
CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
Mattia Marzaro
Nicola Picco (Restauro)
PIANO DELLA SICUREZZA
SECURITY PLAN
Davide Cassandro
PROGETTAZIONE ILLUMINOTECNICA LOCALE
LOCAL LIGHTING DESIGN
Fabio Cappellato
ALLESTIMENTO
SET UP
Lares – Lavori di Restauro – s.r.l
Euroedile s.r.l. / Pilosio s.r.l.
ILLUMINAZIONE
LIGHTING
S.I.E. s.r.l.
PRODUZIONE GRAFICA
GRAPHIC PRODUCTION
FALLANI VENEZIA
Print Materia S.r.l.
COMUNICAZIONE
COMUNICATION
CASADOROFUNGHER
Elena Casadoro Kopp
Francesca De Pra
SOCIAL MEDIA
Nicoletta Graziano
PRENOTAZIONI VISITE E LABORATORI
RESERVATION SERVICE AND WORKSHOP
CoopCulture
LABORATORI
WORKSHOP
Università Internazionale dell’Arte
TRASPORTI
TRANSPORT
Catil Servizi S.r.l.
ASSICURAZIONI
INSURANCE
GENERALI
SI RINGRAZIA
WE THANK
Sua Eccellenza Patriarca
His Excellency Patriarch
Francesco Moraglia e il
Patriarcato di Venezia
Comune di Venezia
Assessorato al Patrimonio, Toponomastica,
Universitàe Promozione del territorio Vez-Rete
Biblioteche Venezia, Conservatorio di Musica
Benedetto Marcello, Istituto Universitario
Salesiano Venezia
Nonsoloverde
Gallerie d’Italia
Giornale dell’Arte
Serra dei Giardini
Rigoni Di Asiago
Corvezzo Winery
Az. Agr. Dieci Prese
Pasquale Bevilacqua
Enrico Bressan
Maurizio Carlin
Cristina Cossa
Marco Cremascoli
Angelica Ferreira
Chiara Grandesso
José Hevia
Michela Magnanini
Flavia Fossa Margutti
Alessandro Marinello
Roberta Martel
Veronica Rade
Francesco Rubino
Micol Saleri
Alvise Saoner
Sebastian Severin
Biagio Stasi
VISIT
COMPLEX SANTA MARIA AUSILIATRICE
FONDAMENTA
S. GIOACCHIN
#450 30122
VENEZIA, VE
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REPAIR
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
In restoring this building, we pay close attention to its cracks, efflorescence, mold, peeling paint, rot, rust, stains, and weathering. We draw them, again and again. Instead of seeing these conditions as pathologies, we understand them as part of a larger metabolic process–signs of life in a living structure inhabited by microorganisms that thrive in Venice’s salty environment, along with insects, spiders, birds, and the humans who call it home. Through architectural drawing as a practice of representation and recognition, we seek to honor those who came before us, those yet to come, and to make visible what has long been overlooked or excluded.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music. On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays,, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
PROGRAM
Sun 01
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 02
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Tue 03
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. PAVON
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 04
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 05
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 06
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. GRANDIN
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 07
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 08
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 09
Tue 10
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. BERTOLUCCI
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 11
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 12
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 13
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. PAVON
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 14
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 15
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 16
Tue 17
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. PAVON
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 18
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 19
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 20
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. GRANDIN
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 21
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 22
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 23
Tue 24
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
WORKSHOP
15H
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. PAVON
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 25
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 26
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 27
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Sat 28
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. PAVON
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 28
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 29
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape
Mon 30
Tue 01
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. PAVON
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 02
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 03
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 04
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. GRANDIN
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 05
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 06
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 07
Tue 08
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. PAVON
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 09
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 10
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 11
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. BERTOLUCCI
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 12
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 13
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 14
Tue 15
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. PAVON
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 16
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 17
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 18
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. GRANDIN
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 19
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 20
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 21
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Tue 22
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. PAVON
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 23
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 24
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 25
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. BERTOLUCCI
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 26
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 27
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 28
Tue 29
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
WORKSHOP
15H
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. PAVON
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 30
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 31
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 01
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 02
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 03
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 04
Tue 05
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 06
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 07
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 08
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 09
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 10
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 11
Tue 12
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 13
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 14
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 15
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
11H 13H 15H 17H
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 16
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 17
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 18
Tue 19
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 20
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 21
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 22
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 23
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 24
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 25
Tue 26
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 27
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 28
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 29
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Sat 30
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 31
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 01
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Tue 02
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. PAVON
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 03
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 04
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 05
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. PANNUNZIO
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 06
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 07
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 08
Tue 09
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. PAVON
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 10
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 11
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 12
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. PANNUNZIO
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. GRANDIN
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 13
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 14
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 15
Tue 16
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. PAVON
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 17
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 18
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 19
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. PANNUNZIO
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. GRANDIN
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 20
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 21
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 22
Tue 23
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. PAVON
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 24
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 25
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 26
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 27
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 28
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 29
Tue 30
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. PAVON
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 01
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 02
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 03
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 04
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 05
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 06
Tue 07
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. GRANDIN
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 08
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 09
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 10
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 11
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 12
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 13
Tue 14
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. GRANDIN
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 15
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 16
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 17
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 18
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 19
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 20
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Tue 21
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 22
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 23
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 24
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. GRANDIN
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 25
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 26
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 27
Tue 28
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 29
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 30
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 31
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
[WORKSHOP]
[LED BY]
PROF. GRANDIN
[LIMITED CAPACITY]
Two afternoons per week, on Tuesdays and Fridays, the UIA – Università Internazionale dell’Arte will host a series of restoration and rehabilitation experiments, ensuring that traditional construction techniques are passed on to new generations and reinforcing a long-term commitment to sustaining these skills. You are welcome to take part and contribute to this conversation on what can–or should–be conserved, repurposed, and reactivated.
[RESIDENT INSTITUTION]
UIA – Universidad Internacional del Arte
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 01
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 05
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 03
Tue 04
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 05
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 06
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 07
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 08
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 09
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 10
Tue 11
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Friday.
Wed 12
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 13
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 14
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 15
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 16
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Mon 17
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Tue 18
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wed 19
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Thu 20
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
Fri 21
Over the course of six months, this space–the Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice–will be the site of a collective repair initiative. At the heart of this transformation is the expertise of restorers: local specialists in the recovery of works in stone, marble, terracotta, stucco, wood, and metal.
Taking place from Tuesdays to Fridays, the restoration work they lead will be visible to anyone interested, offering a rare opportunity to witness craftsmanship in action.
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Restoration is a creative, living practice that extends beyond buildings to nurture communities and ecosystems. This communal table is hosted by Nonsoloverde, a cooperative dedicated to empowering disadvantaged groups. It brings together visitors and local residents, creating a space for encounters and shared meals with locally sourced food. Everybody is invited to join the Open Table twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Sat 22
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Sun 23
You are currently in one of the rehearsal rooms activated in collaboration with the Conservatory of Music of Venice. Opera Aperta embraces a notion of repair that includes cultural exchange through moments of conviviality and music.
On Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, these spaces open their doors to musicians, who can reserve instruments–including harpsichord, piano, and grand piano–for rehearsal. Their compositions, experiments, and improvisations drift through the building, inviting all who listen to become part of an unfolding soundscape.
Bienal de Venecia: el pabellón de la Santa Sede es una obra restauración inspirada en Laudato Si
Por tercer año consecutivo, la Santa Sede tendrá su propio pabellón en la Bienal de Arquitectura de Venecia (Italia), uno de los eventos más emblemáticos y representativos del arte contemporáneo a nivel mundial, que se celebrará en la ciudad italiana del 10 de mayo al 23 de noviembre de 2025. El año pasado el Papa Francisco se convirtió en el primer Pontífice en visitarla en sus casi 130 años de historia.
Venice Biennale: The Holy See pavilion is a work of restoration inspired by Laudato Si’
For the third consecutive year, the Holy See will have its own pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale in Italy, one of the most emblematic and representative contemporary art events worldwide, to be held in the Italian city May 10 through Nov. 23. Last year, Pope Francis became the first pontiff to visit the event in its nearly 130-year history.
La Santa Sede alla Biennale architettura, non occupare spazi ma inaugurare processi
Presentato presso la Sala stampa vaticana il Padiglione "Opera Aperta", che segna la terza partecipazione del Dicastero per la cultura e l'educazione alla Mostra Internazionale di Architettura, giunta alla sua 19.ma edizione. L'evento si svolgerà dal 10 maggio al 23 novembre 2025
Il padiglione della Santa Sede in Biennale, cantiere aperto per restaurare un'antica chiesa
La presentazione oggi in Vaticano con il cardinale Josè Tolentino de Mendonça
Biennale 2025, Card. Tolentino: "Il padiglione della Santa Sede punta sull'intelligenza collettiva"
Biennale 2025, Card. Tolentino: "Il padiglione della Santa Sede punta sull'intelligenza collettiva"
Alla Biennale Architettura 2025 il Padiglione della Santa Sede sarà un vero cantiere aperto
Opera aperta: situato per la prima volta nello spazio di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice, il Padiglione della Santa Sede sarà un cantiere aperto a comunità e associazioni, oltre a un concreto laboratorio di restauro e riflessione sullo spazio che abitiamo
Biennale Architettura 2025 • Il Padiglione-parabola della Santa Sede
È stato presentato oggi, 9 aprile, il progetto «Opera aperta» nel Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice: «un laboratorio attivo di intelligenza umana e comunitaria che mette in comune ragione e affetto»
Biennale di Architettura di Venezia: quello che c’è da sapere per arrivare preparati
padiglioni nazionali, cresciuti negli anni come presenze, trovano posto anche fuori dai confini della Biennale all’Arsenale e ai Giardini: sparsi in diverse sedi, punteggiano la città con esposizioni aperte al pubblico, sempre a titolo gratuito
Biennale Architettura 2025 • Carlo Ratti e la molteplicità dell’intelligenza
Il nuovo curatore della manifestazione veneziana plasma il futuro con 755 ingegneri, matematici, climatologi, filosofi, artisti, cuochi, programmatori, scrittori, intagliatori, agricoltori e stilisti, per passare dalla mitigazione all’adattamento
Il Vaticano apre un importante spazio culturale in un ex antichissimo ospedale di Venezia
Il Vaticano apre un importante spazio culturale in un ex antichissimo ospedale di Venezia
L'architettura si fa diplomazia: dai lussi del Qatar
La Sceicca annuncia un padiglione permanente per il 2026. E la Santa Sede apre il suo "work in progress"
Biennale Architettura di Venezia, i padiglioni imperdibili
Dall'Italia al Giappone, i progetti più interessanti. E poi Opera Aperta, il padiglione-cantiere del Vaticano: l'architettura serve a costruire relazioni. Mini-guida ai padiglioni veneziani, visitabili fino a novembre
La Santa Sede, el mejor pabellón de la Bienal de Venecia
La intervención es una iglesia en ruinas en un centro social donde se enseñan oficios artesanos al tiempo que se rescata el edificio
Una Biennale post Antropocene
Natura e artificio cercano un punto d’incontro e propongono una nuova estetica ibrida, nella Biennale d’Architettura curata da Carlo Ratti. La parola d’ordine è metamorfosi. Sullo sfondo c’è la visione della filosofa statunitense Donna Haraway, premiata con il Leone alla carriera
https://www.vaticannews.va/it/vaticano/news/2025-05/opera-aperta-santa-sede-biennale-architettura-venezia.html
https://www.vaticannews.va/it/vaticano/news/2025-05/opera-aperta-santa-sede-biennale-architettura-venezia.html
Guida ai Padiglioni della Biennale di Architettura 2025
Come racconta il titolo stesso del lavoro presentato, il Padiglione della Santa Sede è Opera Aperta, citazione dell’omonimo libro di Umberto Eco del 1962. Il lavoro il Padiglione Opera aperta invita il visitatore a partecipare alla produzione di significato, curato da Marina Otero Verzier e Giovanna Zabotti, con la direzione artistica e la progettazione architettonica di Tatiana Bilbao ESTUDIO e MAIO Architects trasforma il Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice di Castello in un laboratorio vivente di riparazione collettiva. La menzione speciale assegnata dalla Giuria riconosce la creazione di uno spazio di scambio e negoziazione vita a una chiesa sconsacrata esistente, con un processo di restauro che avverrà su diversi livelli e coinvolgerà un’ampia gamma di competenze e mestieri.
Dall’Australia all’Uzbekistan: tutta la Biennale di Architettura 2025
Una panoramica tra i padiglioni della manifestazione veneziana all’Arsenale, ai Giardini e in altre sedi. Tra i premiati: Leone d’Oro al Regno del Bahrain, menzione speciale al Padiglione della Santa Sede e alla Gran Bretagna Michela Moro 15 maggio 2025
Non solo spettatori ma anche, e soprattutto, costruttori
A colloquio con il cardinale José Tolentino de Mendonça sul premio assegnato al padiglione della Santa Sede alla Biennale di Venezia
Intelligenza e anima nella Biennale di Architettura 2025 a Venezia
Andrà avanti fino a novembre la 19esima edizione della Mostra internazionale di Architettura della Biennale di Venezia. Oltre 60 i Paesi che partecipano quest'anno, tra questi quattro sono al debutto: Azerbaijan, Oman, Qatar e Togo. L'abbiamo visitata per la rubrica FLASH
Ten off-the-beaten-track Venice Architecture Biennale exhibitions you may have missed
With the Venice Architecture Biennale underway, we collect 10 exhibitions and pavilions outside the event's Giardini and Arsenale venues that you might have missed.
The Holy See Pavilion Presents a Living Practice of Restoration at the Venice Architecture Biennale 2025
At the 19th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia, the Dicastery for Culture and Education presents "Opera Aperta", a project that positions architecture as a practice of collective care and responsibility. Curated by Marina Otero Verzier and Giovanna Zabotti, Opera Aperta is set within the Santa Maria Ausiliatrice Complex in Venice's Castello district. Designed by Tatiana Bilbao ESTUDIO and MAIO Architects, the project transforms the 500-square-meter site into a space for collaborative restoration and public engagement. Conceived as a work in progress rather than a finished installation, Opera Aperta functions as a platform for ongoing exchange, participation, and engagement rooted in the local context. This open and process-oriented approach was recognized during the opening events, where the Holy See Pavilion received the Golden Lion's Special Mention for National Participation.
Venezia, spazi fisici in divenire
Biennale Architettura Dal padiglione danese a quello della Santa Sede, le scelte nell’ambito della mostra internazionale in corso
Opera aperta. Special mention as National Participation to the Holy See
The exhibition "Opera aperta," presented by the Holy See and curated by Giovanna Zabotti and Marina Otero Verzier, has been nominated for a special mention for its national participation in the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale.
Un centro cultural en Italia con mirada mexicana
Tatiana Bilbao ESTUDIO y MAIO Architects fueron reconocidos en la Bienal de Arquitectura de Venecia 2025
Santa Sede, contemporanei col cardinal José Tolentino de Mendonça
Intervista sull’arte «Mistica dell’insieme»... Una ricerca espressiva basata non sulla «bellezza» ma sul processo operativo, sul dialogo, sulla partecipazione solidale: parla il prefetto del Dicastero per la Cultura del Vaticano: da «Opera Aperta», Biennale Architettura, allo spazio Conciliazione 5, alle opere di Yan Pei-Ming e Adrian Paci, la nuova stagione
“Everything in the world is connected… The society is also enriched by a countless array of organizations which work to promote the common good and to defend the environment, whether natural or urban. Some, for example, show concern for a public place (a building, a fountain, an abandoned monument, a landscape, a square), and strive to protect, restore, improve or beautify it as something belonging to everyone. Around these community actions, relationships develop or are recovered and a new social fabric emerges. Thus, a community can break out of the indifference induced by consumerism. These actions cultivate a shared identity, with a story which can be remembered and handed on. In this way, the world is cared”. POPE FRANCIS, Encyclical Letter Laudato Si’ On Care for Our Common Home
“Everything in the world is connected… The society is also enriched by a countless array of organizations which work to promote the common good and to defend the environment, whether natural or urban. Some, for example, show concern for a public place (a building, a fountain, an abandoned monument, a landscape, a square), and strive to protect, restore, improve or beautify it as something belonging to everyone. Around these community actions, relationships develop or are recovered and a new social fabric emerges. Thus, a community can break out of the indifference induced by consumerism. These actions cultivate a shared identity, with a story which can be remembered and handed on. In this way, the world is cared”. POPE FRANCIS, Encyclical Letter Laudato Si’ On Care for Our Common Home
PadigliOne della Santa Sede
10.05 → 23.11, 2025
