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The history of Italian design is told at the 3XDESIGN exhibition

Through renowned Italian designers, the pavilion tells the story, from 1900 onwards, of the country's design and explains the <em>pensiero progettuale</em>

By Alex Alcantara

Submitted at Aug 8, 2016, 4:57 PM

03 min de leitura
The history of Italian design is told at the 3XDESIGN exhibition
[galeria-abril id='27088' type='slider'] With the aim of presenting the history of Italian design, from 1900 onwards, the 3XDESIGN exhibition presents the Italy Pavilion to visitors to CASA COR Arte & Design . The project is co-curated by Ricardo Bello Dias, an architect who currently lives and works in in Milan. This pavilion presents some of the most important names in Italian design, such as Achille Castiglioni, Alessandro Mendini, Antonio Citterio, Patricia Urquiola, Piero Lissoni, Studio Pinifarina, Maurizio Catelan, to illustrate and explain the thinking linked to culture, the city, Milan. . "There are many professionals who have left an important mark on the history of Italian design. We chose some names because of the period of time that separates and unites them. Many of these stories have crossed paths, influenced each other, some of them were teachers and others students, but the pensiero progettuale remained, was formed and modified according to the period it went through", explains Ricardo. To learn more about the attractions at the Italy Pavilion , click here !
WHEN? August 9-14, 2016. Tuesday to Friday from 1pm to 9pm Saturday from 12pm to 9pm Sunday from 12pm to 8pm WHERE? HOW MUCH? Tuesday to Thursday: Free entry Friday to Sunday: R$20 Half price for seniors and students: R$10