In 2016 the Bracco Foundation in collaboration with the La Scala Theatre Academy organised a cycle of four encounters dedicated to classical music and conducted by M° Fabio Sartorelli, lecturer in the history of music at the Como “G. Verdi” Conservatory and a lecturer in guided listening at the Milan La Scala Theatre Academy.
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Bracco Foundation with Fondazione Italiana Accenture and UBI Banca, with the scientific contribution of Aiccon and the Milan Polytechnic – Tiresia, have promoted the “Welfare what a business!” Ideas competition to reward and support the best community welfare projects that will be incubated by PoliHub and Campus GOEL.
Bracco Foundation with Fondazione Italiana Accenture, Fondazione Golinelli and UBI Banca, with the scientific contribution of Aiccon and the Milan Polytechnic – Tiresia, have promoted the “Welfare what a business!” Ideas competition to reward and support the best community welfare projects that will be incubated by PoliHub, SocialFare and Campania New Steel.
Classica and the Bracco Foundation have collaborated since 2013 on several projects with the common goal of spreading the culture and the love for classical music to a wider audience, through the medium of television.
The initiative intends to demonstrate how, thanks to “soft instruments” based on collaboration between local players and communities, you can create genuine integration with the regeneration of the area in mind.
Milan’s Central Station on the 30th of June witnessed the presentation of a new project, supported by the Bracco Foundation, “PAESE DELLA SERA”: the new free fortnightly magazine dedicated to social issues, distributed on Italo trains on the Milan – Naples route.
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Project Mostrami Factory @Folli 50.0
Mostrami Factory @Folli50.0 was the project promoted by the Bracco Foundation in the historic headquarters of the Bracco company, at Via Folli 50, Milan, designed and coordinated by the Mostrami artists collective.
In total there are twenty beautiful tapestries that make up the series of stories of Joseph, commissioned in the mid-sixteenth century by Cosimo I de ‘Medici and based on sketches by Agnolo Bronzino, Jacopo Pontormo and Francesco Salviati.
On January 21, 2015 begins the cycle of meetings “Giving birth with art, the art of giving birth”, dedicated to pregnant and other women. This multidisciplinary project is on the subject of culture and health, which has always been an area of attention and intervention for Bracco Foundation, scientific partner of the initiative.
An alliance between local institutions to offer long-term prospects and integration to women living in vulnerable conditions as a result of their migratory experience.