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Capitale Cultura is the Development Partner of the Pordenonelegge.it Foundation, founded in 2013 on the initiative of the Pordenone Chamber of Commerce, with the mission of contributing to the promotion of the city as a cultural destination through the organization of Pordenonelegge. Coming to the 17th edition, Pordenonelegge is one of the leading literary events at the national level: the numerous previews, the original and captivating books presentation formula, the attentive and curious audience, the wide young people’s participation and the enthusiastic collaboration of the city are its distinctive features which have encouraged the constant growth (over 300 events with 130,000 appearances in 2016). Around the Festival, the Foundation has created numerous initiatives that have consolidated in the country and at the national level, including Pordenonescrive and Pordenonelegge territory. Capitale Cultura is supporting the Foundation in the development of new partnerships involving local and national realities and in the planning of the Festival and the development of ad hoc communication projects (events, formats and moments of debate) capable of involving the public on topics of interest .

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From March 2017 Capitale Cultura Group supports as Development Partner the historical Accademia Carrara in Bergamo and the Foundation that develops and manages the museum activities, with a prioritari focus on partnerships development and fundraising. The Bergamo institution, the second art gallery in Lombardy after the Brera Gallery and one of the most important collections from private donations, after the reopening to the public, in 2015, has launched an important process towards a modern museum model, open to relationships with public and private players. Innovative is the exhibition proposal, which in 2017 will be dominated by the major exhibition dedicated to Raffaello Sanzio and his masterpiece hold in the museum, the Saint Sebastian

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Yesterday, the Dean of the University of Bologna, Francesco Ubertini, has opened in preview the new ARtGlassExperience at the Museums of Palazzo Poggi: an Augmented Reality visit path that unfolds through the diverse, extraordinary scientific collections hosted by the Palace, moving between science, art and wonder.

Wearing the smart-glasses, visitors can enter the workshop of Ulisse Aldrovandi – the pioneer of European naturalists – that with the help of artists and engravers aimed to create a complete catalogue of “natural things”, the famous Wunderkammer of Ferdinando Cospi, that collected the rarest and most bizarre products of nature and arts, and also recall the age-old debate on the origins of fossils (witnesses of the Deluge or of the slow movements of the earth crust?). Staring, eventually, at the 360-degree representation of the Institute of Science, founded in 1711 at Palazzo Poggi by the general and scientist Luigi Ferdinando Marsili.

«It is the first experience of such a kind in  a scientific museum— has commented Roberto Balzani, Chair of the Univeristy Museum System—  and we hope it will be appreciated by the audience. It gives more fluidity to the narration of a great natural history museum». Until the 5th of January, the experience can be tried in preview at the standard entrance fee (5 euros). Since January 6, the complete path will be proposed at the cost of 2 euro. Palazzo Poggi is open since Tuesday to Friday from 10am to 4am, on Saturday and Sunday 10.30 am – 5.30 pm. Closed on 24-25 December and 1 January.

A path in Augmented Reality through the different waters represented in the Bergamo’s Carrara Academy masterpieces. A game of discoveries and emotions, where art and technology challenge each other and give each other up. It is the last ARtGlassExperience, presented today in the Bergamo’s  magnificent art gallery, curated by Emanuela Daffra and Daria Tonzig, with the support of Uniacque. A journey in 15 stages that represents one of the most sophisticated and complex challenges for the company, part of Culture Capital Group and international leader (according to a recent survey by Superventures) in the field of wearable Augmented Reality for culture and tourism. “The project made with Carrara Academy is a real novelty in the panorama of Augmented Reality – says Antonio Scuderi, CEO of ARtGlass and Capitale Culture Group – because it puts all the potential of this new language and technology to increase the masterworks understanding . Our goal is that users forget the technology, once the glasses are worn, to enter the paintings, discover the details that are less visible, grasp surprising connections between the works. By increasing images and also knowledge and visitors’ emotions”.

On the Web: www.lacarrara.it