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Tag Archives: Monica Cesaroto
When Venice Lives: It Looks Like This–Carteria Ai Frari
Elisabetta Casaburi, owner of Carterìa Ai Frari, is an artisan who upholds Venice’s longstanding tradition of making paper. After graduating from the Venice School of Art and attending literature courses at Ca’ Foscari, she worked as an advertising and editorial … Continue reading
Posted in Italian heritage, Venetian artisans, Venice
Tagged art, artisans, artist, Carteria ai Frari, italy, Live in Venice Week, Monica Cesaroto, paper making, travel, venezia, Venice, Venice history, women artists, women's travel
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When Venice Live: It Looks Like This–Ottica Urbani
Dr. Fosca Urbani, proprietor of the family business Ottica Urbani, is a multi-talented creator. After attending school to study optometry, she also studied Literature at Ca’ Foscari and took her degree there with an emphasis on Art History. It is … Continue reading
Sharing: Live in Venice! May 17-23
Live-In-Venice Press Release Live-Streamed Event ‘Live-In-Venice’ Will Share City Secrets With The World Live-In-Venice will take place between 17-23 May 2021 Over 70 interviews and events live-streamed on Facebook, Vimeo and the event website Interviews with artisans, art galleries and … Continue reading
Posted in Gondolas, Italian heritage, Venice
Tagged art, art gallery, artisans, artist, beads, designers, events, fashion, galleries, glass blowing, glassmaking, Gondolas, italian art, Italian heritage, italy, Live-in-Venice, Monica Cesaroto, travel, venezia, Venice
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An Obsession, a Craving, an Infatuation
“But the thing that unites all 35 Venetophiles in First Spritz is Free is an obsession, a craving, an infatuation, an addiction for the mystical city of Venice. If you’ve ever dreamt of visiting Venice, have family roots there or … Continue reading
Posted in Venice, Writing
Tagged blogging, books, First Spritz Is Free, Greg Mohr, Iris Loredana, italy, magazine, manuel carrion, Marisa Convento, Monica Cesaroto, San Lio, spritz, travel, travel writing, venezia, Venice, writing
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And Again the Spritz Is Free!
Rain rolled in overnight, and I woke to thunder and winds blowing in my window–a welcome freshness that lasted until the evening. Last night I had a lovely meet up with contributors to the forthcoming book, First Spritz Is Free: … Continue reading
Posted in Venice, Writing
Tagged Albert Gardin, blogging, books, Campiello del Remer, First Spritz Is Free, Gregory Dowling, italy, Luisella Romeo, Marisa Convento, Monica Cesaroto, Monica Daniele, spritz, travel, venezia, Venice, writing
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Casanova Gets Two New Houses
Palazzo Zaguri, which has been under scaffolding for the last few years, is finally reopening–as a museum and exhibit space. It will also have a large library and bookstore. It’s located in Campo San Maurizio, not far from Campo Santo … Continue reading
Posted in Casanova, Italian heritage, Venice, Writing
Tagged authors, books, Ca' Pesaro, Campo San Maurizio, Casanova, history, Italian history, Italian men, italy, Lorenzo da Ponte, Monica Cesaroto, museo del vetro, museums, palace, Palazzo Zaguri, Pietro Zaguri, seductive venice, Supernova Edizioni, travel, Venetian architecture, venezia, Venice, Venice history, video, writing
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