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SUMMARY:Paolo Pellegrin. L'orizzonte degli eventi
DESCRIPTION:©PaoloPellegrin/MagnumPhotos \nThis side event of the Biennale della Sostenibilità 2023 – L’era del Mose is the photo exhibition “Paolo Pellegrin. L’orizzonte degli eventi” by Marsilio Arte and Fondazione Cini. In the “Le stanze della fotografia” space\, on the island of San Giorgio Maggiore in Venice\, from August 30\, 2023 to January 7\, 2024\, will take place the exhibition curated by Denis Curti and Annalisa D’Angelo. \nThe set of shots by the eleven-time World Press Photo Award winner is constructed as a true anthology that touches the themes of sustainability\, highlighting the complex relationship between man and his environment. \nThe three hundred moments immortalized by Paolo Pellegrin include an unpublished reportage on Ukraine\, as well as recounting the photographer’s field work: from Gaza to Beirut\, but also Rome\, Japan\, America\, climate change in Namibia\, Iceland and Greenland.
URL:https://vsf.foundation/en/eventi/paolo-pellegrin-lorizzonte-degli-eventi/
LOCATION:SIDE EVENT Le Stanze della Fotografia
CATEGORIES:Biennale
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SUMMARY:Venezia e la scienza\, due secoli di sostenibilità
DESCRIPTION:The urban transformation of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries\, driven by scientific and technological progress\, shaped European cities. This metamorphosis involved all aspects of city life\, from infrastructure to mobility\, from social services to economics\, from sanitation to residency. Even Venice\, with its unique configuration\, was not immune to these transformations\, which gave birth to a modern city in an original way\, while maintaining its distinctive characteristics and peculiarities. \nThe exhibition\, “Venice and Science: Two Centuries of Sustainability in the City of Venice\,” organized by the Istituto Veneto di Lettere\, Scienze ed Arti together with the Fondazione Venezia Capitale Mondiale della Sostenibilità / Venice Sustainability Foundation within the framework of the Biennale della Sostenibilità 2023 – L’Era del MOSE\, offers a compelling account of how scientific and technological progress has sought to place itself at the service of the city\, ensuring that it was not excluded from the modernization process and thus rethinking the horizons of its social and cultural life.\nMore than 80 pieces are on display\, about 300 of them can be explored through an immersive installation; a real journey through documents: engravings\, drawings\, photographs\, maps\, models\, measuring instruments and projects-sometimes put into action\, sometimes remaining only imagined or partially realized. \nThere are many curiosities unknown to most that\, thanks to a careful work of collection and analysis of a great deal of material by the Istituto Veneto di Lettere\, Scienze ed Arti\, come out of the archives and are offered to the public as evidence of a strong push for change that represents an invitation to rethink a period for Venice of revival and projection towards a future of great creativity and modernization. \nThe exhibition will be open daily from Oct. 7 to Nov. 12 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Palazzo Loredan\, Venice. For more information see the website of the Istituto Veneto di Scienze\, Lettere ed Arti. \nTo accompany the exhibition\, the Istituto Veneto di Scienze\, Lettere ed Arti proposes the screening of three documentaries: \n\nWednesday 18 October\, 5.30 p.m.\, Itinerari di archeologia industriale by Roberto Ellero and Carlo Montanaro\nThuesday 7 November\, at 5.30 p.m.\, Quattro passi per Venezia by Francesco De Feo and Venezia città moderna by Ermanno Olmi introduced by Carlo Montanaro and Davide Terrin\n\nThe screenings will be held at Palazzo Franchetti\, Campo S. Stefano 2847. \nAdmission free subject to availability. Reservations are recommended by writing to accrediti@istitutoveneto.it.
URL:https://vsf.foundation/en/eventi/venezia-e-la-scienza-due-secoli-di-sostenibilita/
LOCATION:ESPOSIZIONE | Palazzo Loredan\, Campo S. Stefano 2946 | Venezia
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20231108
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20231109
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SUMMARY:Resilient Cultural Heritage: protect cultural heritage from sea level rise
DESCRIPTION:In light of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction\, it is crucial to address the challenges posed by rising sea levels and extreme meteorological events\, which are expected to increase in frequency. Even with efforts to decarbonize our economies\, the sea level is projected to rise for the next two centuries\, putting at risk over 250 million people living in coastal areas less than 2 meters above sea level. Among the vulnerable sites are numerous cultural heritage locations situated in low-lying coastal regions\, including 49 UNESCO World Heritage sites across the Mediterranean. \nMoreover\, recent data reveals that approximately 21% of the world’s Heritage sites are susceptible to river floods. Venice\, as one of the cities engaged in the UNDRR campaign “Making Cities Resilient\,” became a role model for Cultural Heritage protection and was acknowledged as such in 2011. The third UN World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction in Sendai\, Japan\, held in 2015\, notably integrated the safeguarding of Cultural Heritage within its adopted Framework. \nAs we approach the eighth year since that conference\, the upcoming event in Venice aims to assess the progress and effects of implemented strategies\, particularly focusing on the outcomes achieved in Venice itself. Furthermore\, the conference intends to renew urgent attention towards the protection of Cultural Heritage\, strengthening of early warning systems\, considering the most recent scientific data on the impacts of climate change. It is essential to confront these challenges and foster a collective effort to preserve and protect our shared cultural legacies in the face of a changing climate. \nThe conference is organised by VSF\, in collaboration with CORILA\, The European House – Ambrosetti\, Consorzio Venezia Nuova and Vela\, with the support of Fondazione Giorgio Cini and Procuratoria di San Marco\, as part of the “Biennale della Sostenibilità – The MOSE Era”\, a series of initiatives promoted by VSF aimed at establishing Venice as a global reference point in climate change adaptation strategies.
URL:https://vsf.foundation/en/eventi/resilient-cultural-heritage-managing-cultural-heritage-in-areas-threatened-by-rising-sea-levels/
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