Two years from the start of the project “Beyond the margins”, the work of La Rotonda – which continues, in parallel, to guarantee food support and housing as well as organising events in favour of integration – has been chosen by Bracco Foundation as a case study, the subject of integrated research.
Type: Arts
To celebrate the anniversary of the issuing in 313 A.D. of the “Milan Edict”, the exhibition Constantine 313 A.D. was held. It was conceived by the Milan Diocesan Museum, and Bracco Foundation was the Main Partner.
Background
Bracco Foundation has been running the “Culture and Health” project for some years now. It is aimed at evaluating the impact that cultural participation has on the perception of individual psychological well-being.
Text by Luciano Caramel, Kevin McManus, Stefano Aloisi. The book, which accompanied the rich Milanese retrospective organised by Bracco Foundation in collaboration with the Municipality of Milan, rediscovers the artistic activity of Angiolo D’Andrea (1880-1942), a maestro originally from Friuli but Milanese by adoption.
racco Foundation celebrates International Women’s Day with a festival of taste, melodies and good health, in a thematic and multidisciplinary approach designed to discover the beneficial properties of wine.
Recent development of Company Foundations, difficulties in the Italian and international economic contexts, a shrinking capacity for public investment in safeguarding and developing cultural and scientific knowledge, the need for a new lines of policy making.
Bracco Foundation was in 2011 official sponsor of the restoration carried out by the Soprintendenza PSAE e per il Polo Museale di Roma of the 17th century Gallery of Pope Alessandro VII Chigi in the Palazzo nel Quirinale, official residence of the Presidency of the Republic.
Bracco Foundation, as part of the project of the exhibition Constantine 313 A.D., created by the Milan Diocesan Museum and with Bracco Foundation as Main Partner, focused its intervention on the charismatic and contemporary figure of St Helena, mother of Constantine, to whom was dedicated not only a room in the layout of the Milan Constantine 313 A.D. exhibition but also a monograph, “Helena. In the shadow of power”, published by Electa.
The exhibition “Objectively better. Taking care of oneself: ideas for greater well-being” is promoted by Bracco Foundation in collaboration with Domus Academy and CDI, and is the second appointment in an organic and ambitious project.
racco Foundation was official sponsor of the exhibition “Venice, Canaletto and his rivals”, organised at the Washington National Gallery of Art from February 20th to May 30th 2011, which presented to the American public 20 paintings by Canaletto and 33 by his most important contemporaries, including Gaspare Vanvitelli, Luca Carlevarijs, Michele Marieschi, Bernardo Bellotto and Francesco Guardi.