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Trame Barocche: conferenza #2 "Rasi, lampassi e damaschi fra Sei e Settecento" G.L. Bovenzi

As part of the Diocesan dissemination project Formae Lucis, and concurrently with the exhibition "ONDE BAROCCHE. CAPOLAVORI DIOCESANI TRA 1600 E 1750" (BAROQUE WAVES. DIOCESAN MASTERPIECES BETWEEN 1600 AND 1750), the Fondazione Arte della Seta LISIO and Formae Lucis present: "TRAME BAROCCHE, tra tessuto e iconografia per svelarne i significati" (BAROQUE WEAVES, between fabric and iconography to unveil their meanings), a series of in-depth meetings on themes related to the Baroque and late Baroque periods.

The events (available online or in person) will be held on the five Saturdays of October: Saturday 1; 8; 15; 22; 29

all meetings will be at 9:00 p.m. at Palazzo Oddo, Via Roma 58, 17031 Albenga (SV).

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#2 Second conference of the series "Trame barocche. Tra tessuto e iconografia per svelarne i significati". The expert Gian Luca Bovenzi speaks for the "Fabric" sector with "Satius, lampas, and damasks between the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries". 

For in-person participation: limited seats available until sold out. In-person tickets can be purchased at: Diocesan Museum of Albenga Ticket Office, IAT Albenga, directly at Palazzo Oddo on the evening of the event. 

Info: www.formaelucis.com

contacts: formaelucis@diocesidialbengaimperia.it

COSTS

Single conference: Euro 30

Full series: Euro 120

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Reductions/ Concession fee for: under 18, over 70, teachers

Single conference: Euro 18

Full series: Euro 80

Satins, lampas, and damasks between the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries | FABRIC

curated by Gian Luca Bovenzi

October 8, 2022 at 9:00 p.m.

Between the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, textile production was characterized by a remarkable decorative and technical inventiveness, shifting from stylized plant motifs with small trunks to opulent compositions where multiple wefts created three-dimensional and naturalistic patterns and decorations. Through the analysis of some of the most significant textile examples preserved in the Diocese of Albenga-Imperia, an unprecedented journey will be made through the most precious silks that mirror and reflect the taste, culture, and aesthetic orientation of those who wove and displayed them.

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