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SUMMARY:Natural History Museum: closed for restoration
DESCRIPTION:From Monday 24 July\, the Museum of Natural History\, both the premises on Strada Farini and Via Università\, will also close for restyling. \nWe will keep you updated on these pages. \nWhen: from Monday 24 July until the end of work \n 
URL:http://www.sma.unipr.it/en/event/natural-history-museum-closed-for-resto/
LOCATION:Orto Botanico\, via Farini 90\, Parma\, 43121\, Italia
CATEGORIES:Museum of Natural History,News,Parma University Botanic Garden
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SUMMARY:Botanical Garden closed for restoration
DESCRIPTION:The Botanical Garden is closed for the start of restoration and enhancement work. \nTwo interventions will affect the Botanical Garden area in the coming months: \nThe historic garden enhancement project\, financed under the PNRR project ‘Programmi per la valorizzare l’identità dei luoghi: parchi e giardini storici‘\, by the Ministry of Culture.The work\, which concerns the landscaping of the garden\, is aimed at respecting biodiversity while minimising water and energy management costs. The leitmotif of the intervention is consistency: the vegetation\, naturalistic and environmental needs of the plants prevail over other aspects and the entire garden must be able to act as a ‘botanical embassy’ of the area\, as a platform for dialogue to reinforce education in a non-anthropocentric observation of the world.\nThe project takes into utmost consideration the ecological and naturalistic requirements of the site\, minimising soil consumption and reducing the impact on the root systems in the garden. The work includes the resurfacing of paths\, the construction of an irrigation system\, the creation of new flower beds with low water requirements\, the landscaping of rockeries and wetlands\, and the building of a new greenhouse to display the succulent collection\, which cannot be visited today.\nThe project is by A+C_Architettura e Città Studio Associato \nThe project to restore the historic greenhouses and the Botany School\, which benefits from a fundamental impulse by ‘Parma\, io ci sto!‘\, is co-financed by the University of Parma\, the Ministry of University and Research\, the Cariparma Foundation and the Chiesi Group.\nThanks to sponsors\, the Ferdinandee Greenhouses (dating back to the end of the 18th century) and the 19th-century Botany School will be restored and reinstated. The latter building will house the historical herbarium collections\, the historical library and a small botanical museum. The Bourbon greenhouses will be restored to their original structures\, with the elimination of posthumous structures and a return to the original design of the Petitot School. The new installations will ensure maximum energy savings. The spaces will not only house plants\, but will be multifunctional buildings that can also be used for exhibitions and events. Next to the Serre Ferdinandee\, new public services\, cafeteria\, meeting place\, bookshop will be opened.\nThe project is by Studio Canali Associati \nThe projects were presented on Monday 29 May in the historical headquarters in Strada Farini in the presence of the Rettore\, Paolo Andrei\, of Mayor Michele Guerra\, the Scientific Director of the Botanical Garden Renato Bruni\,of the President of Fondazione Cariparma Franco Magnani\, the President of ‘Parma\, Io ci sto! Alessandro Chiesi and Giovanna Usvardi\, Global Communication & External Relations Head of the Chiesi Group\, and of course the designers Guido Canali and Paola Cavallini\, representing Studio Canali Associati and A+C_Architettura e Città Studio Associato. \nWhen: from Monday 24 July until the conclusion of the work. \n 
URL:http://www.sma.unipr.it/en/event/botanical-garden-closed-for-restoration/
LOCATION:Orto Botanico\, via Farini 90\, Parma\, 43121\, Italia
CATEGORIES:News,Parma University Botanic Garden
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SUMMARY:“Visioni (im)possibili. Comunicazione\, utopia\, progetto in the CSAC collections". The exhibition until 21 April
DESCRIPTION:It is called Visioni (im)possibili the starting exhibition of a three-year collaboration linking the Communication Studies and Archive Centre – CSAC of the University of Parmaand the Municipality of Parma – Culture Department. A project that starts with a focus on the 1960s seen “in Bauhaus terms” and then unravels over the next few years to the 1970s and 1980s. \nAt the heart of the initiatives are the inexhaustible collections that CSAC can boast\, an extraordinary treasure trove of more than 12 million items. \nFirst stage Visioni (im)possibiliin a format that will be repeated in the next two years: a double exhibition\, one at the Valserena Abbey (CSAC headquarters) and one in a municipal exhibition space\, each offering a different interpretation of the title\, in a virtuous ping-pong game played on the red thread of the visual arts. \nAt Palazzo Pigorini\, right in the historic centre\, from 20 January to 24 March is the scene Visioni (im)possibili. Spazio\, luce\, movimento in the CSAC collections.\nAt Valserena Abbey\, from 21 January to 21 April\, Visioni (im)possibili. Comunicazione\, utopia\, progetto in the CSAC collections. \nThe exhibition at Palazzo Pigorini is dedicated to works of kinetic\, programmed and visual art\, all playing on the interaction between space\, light and movement. La mostra esplora\, attraverso le raccolte CSAC\, le ricerche artistiche che si sono affermate nel panorama nazionale e internazionale tra la fine degli anni Cinquanta e gli anni Sessanta e che hanno posto al centro della propria attività il rapporto tra arte e tecnologia\, la dimensione progettuale e il lavoro di gruppo\, proponendo nuovi metodi di visione del reale e una relazione attiva tra opera e spettatore.\nThe selected works\, created by some of the leading Italian and international exponents of these trends (Getulio Alviani\, Davide Boriani\, Ennio Chiggio\, Gianni Colombo\, Hugo Demarco\, Gabriele Devecchi\, Juraj Dobrović\, Horacio Garcia Rossi\, Enzo Mari\, Manfredo Massironi\, Bruno Munari\, Grazia Varisco)\, include both static works that generate optical effects and thus convey an idea of dynamism to the viewer\, as well as aesthetic and interactive objects that give rise to real movement through the use of electric motors and light sources. In mostra molti lavori riferibili al contesto della celebre esposizione Arte Programmata. Arte cinetica\, opere moltiplicate\, opera aperta (1962)\, curata da Munari e Giorgio Soavi nei negozi Olivetti di Milano\, Venezia e Roma. \nL’esposizione dell’Abbazia di Valserena riflette\, in prospettiva storica\, su quale sia stata l’eredità del Bauhaus\, della sua lezione che pone la comunicazione visiva al servizio della società. Grazie alla ricchezza delle collezioni CSAC\, ne è scaturito un percorso di rilettura della sperimentazione creativa in particolare degli anni Sessanta\, un momento in cui l’arte\, la moda\, la fotografia\, l’editoria e la progettazione si sono sempre più confrontate a vicenda\, in una dimensione caratterizzata da una forte attenzione al sociale\, spesso carica anche di tensioni utopiche. Si va dal superamento dell’informale – con l’intento prioritario di riportare l’opera d’arte in una relazione stretta con il pubblico\, invitato a “mettersi in gioco” nell’esperienza estetica – alle influenze pop\, optical e spaziali nella moda\, fino alla produzione in serie con i nuovi materiali plastici e alle nuove tendenze del disegno progettuale.\nIn mostra i lavori di alcuni dei più illustri artisti\, designer e progettisti di quegli anni: da Lucio Fontana a Enrico Castellani\, da Gio Pomodoro a Bruno Munari\, e poi Mario Schifano\, Giosetta Fioroni\, Enzo Mari\, Luigi Veronesi\, Franco Grignani\, Mario Giacomelli\, Carlo Cisventi\, Pier Luigi Nervi\, Roberto Sambonet\, Gio Ponti. \nVisitors will also be able to make use of an app\, realised by CSAC and previewed on the occasion of this exhibition\, which will accompany them along the route\, facilitating access to additional and in-depth content\, which can be activated in reading\, audio and LIS language mode from personal devices and free of charge. The app was developed by CSAC as part of a PNRR project on accessibility\, welcoming and sharing museum heritage funded by the Ministry of Culture. \nBoth exhibitions (Valserena and Palazzo Pigorini) are accompanied by an Electa catalogue\, on sale at the CSAC and in bookshops (€ 62) \nThe exhibition in Palazzo Pigorini is free\, the one in Valserena has a charge. I visitatori di Palazzo Pigorini potranno ricevere gratuitamente una cartolina lenticolare\, che darà diritto a uno sconto alla mostra di Valserena. \nINFO \nVisioni (im)possibili\nSpazio\, luce\, movimento in the CSAC collections\nby Alessandra Acocella and CSAC – Centro Studi e Archivio della Comunicazione\nPalazzo Pigorini\, Strada della Repubblica 29/A\, 43121 Parma\nExhibition opening: 20 January – 24 March 2024\nOpening hours: Wednesday – Sunday 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. (last entrance at 6.30 p.m.)\nFree entry\npigorini@comune.parma.it\nwww.comune.parma.it/cultura \nVisioni (im)possibili\nComunicazione\, utopia\, progetto in the CSAC collections\nby CSAC – Centro Studi e Archivio della Comunicazione Università di Parma\nAbbazia di Valserena\, Strada viazza di Paradigna 1\, 43122 Parma\nExhibition opening: 21 January – 21 April 2024\nOpening hours: Friday 9 am – 3 pm\, Saturday and Sunday 10 am – 7 pm\nEntrance charge\nfull price 10 €\ndiscounted 5 € (with Pigorini postcard)\nstudents 5 €\nschools 3 €\nservizimuseali@csacparma.it\nhttps://www.csacparma.it/\nYou can also follow CSAC on FB and Instagram\n#csac #newbauhaus #europe
URL:http://www.sma.unipr.it/en/event/visioni-impossibili-comunicazione-utopia-progetto-nelle-collezioni-csac-the-exhibition/
LOCATION:CSAC\, Strada Viazza di Paradigna\, 1\, PARMA\, 43022\, Italia
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