Educational workshops for adults and kids aged 16 and above to bring the general public closer to precious traditional craftsmanship.
Free workshops with reservation required.
Info and registration:
www.eventbrite.com/cc/arti-e-mestieri-lab-3266119
15:00 lnstitutional greetings and start of work
Tommaso NESI- President of Confartigianato Restauro Toscana
Eugenio GIANI – President of the Region of Tuscany
15:30 Reform of the Title of the Penal Code Dedicated to Cultural Heritage
Lucrezia Franceschetti – University of Trento
16:00 Activities of the Carabinieri Command for the Protection of Cultural Heritage – TPC
Major Claudio Mauti – TPC Unit of Florence
16:30 Tasks and Activities of the Superintendence for Cultural Heritage in Our Country
Antonella Ranaldi – Superintendent of Archaeology, Fine Arts, and Landscape for the Metropolitan City of Florence and for the Provinces of Pistoia and Prato*
17:00 The Role of UNESCO’s 1972 Convention for the Protection and Management of World Heritage Sites – Challenges and Opportunities
Carlo Francini – Scientific Coordinator of the Associazione Beni Italiani Patrimonio Mondiale (Association of Italian World Heritage Sites)
17:30 Goals and Objectives of UNESCO Clubs and Associations
Vittorio Gasparrini- President of Associazione Club Unesco Firenze (Club Unesco Association in Florence)
18:00 Conclusions
Roberto Borgogno – President of Confartigianato Restauro
The food challenge is an annual contest in which chefs, pastry chefs, bakers, and pizza makers compete to create traditional dishes that are most faithful to the Florentine wine and food tradition. 12 challenges are organised every year, and each one is dedicated to a typical dish – from castagnaccio (chestnut cake) to francesina (Tuscany’s leftover beef recipe), not to mention focaccias and first courses based on game sauce.
Each challenge becomes an event to celebrate the Florence culture and cuisine, with judges rating dishes not only for their taste, but also for their genuineness and their adherence to tradition.
Dance show from every region of Iran, featuring concerts by four traditional music groups.
Demonstrating the engraving techniques used to create a jewel.
3D modelling to create rings, earrings, and pendants with teacher Jasmina Carbone, using the Rhinoceros software.
Learning to use the ZBrush software with teacher Anna Lia Cimini for 3D and 2.5D modelling, texturing, and painting.
Z-brush for the realization of jewels.
The attic floor of the Spadolini pavilion will feature a space dedicated to games and free and paid activities for children aged 3-12, who will be able to play with expert staff. Free activities include: a playground with creative activities, drawing area, games in rotation among those free in the game areas, and group games that will be offered during the day.
Daily paid activities for children aged 6-12 include: creative laboratories, decorations and painting on wood, diamond painting, mask decoration, creative reading, giant drawings, and make-up for kids /face painting.
Live manufacturing and workshops available at the Fair booths, side exhibitions and events
Mosaic workshop by Pixel Mosaici – CNA Firenze.
For adults, children and families – for a fee.
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