Monday, September 11, 2023

Venice - Palazzo Franchetti - The Venice Glass Week - #TheArtOfFire - Opening Cocktail - Party Photos


  Palazzo Franchetti  
The Venice Glass Week - Opening Cocktail 
Party Photographs

The opening cocktail party for the seventh edition of  The Venice Glass Week  - until September 17 - and the inauguration of the The Venice Glass Week HUB and The Venice Glass Week HUB Under35 at Palazzo Loredan was held at Palazzo Franchetti. The festival was founded in 2017 to celebrate, support and promote the art of glassmaking: the artistic and economic activity for which the Lagoon City of Venice has been renowned around the world for over 1,000 years. An exciting programme awaits visitors with exhibitions, guided tours, workshops, demonstrations, conferences, family activities and more.


Massimo Micheluzzi, Barry Friedman, Camilla Purdon 
Patricia Pastor Friedman


Jean Blanchaert and Paola Marini


David Landau and Michela Cattai


Rosa Borgia, Maria Grazia Rosin and Sigrid de Montrond


Tristano di Robilant and Frederick Lauritzen


Lilla Tabasso and Caterina Tognon


Hugh Findletar

 
Beatrice Burati Anderson and Pierre Higonnet


Giovanna Palandri, Michele Burato and Viretta Micheluzzi


Rosy Kahane and Camilla Purdon


Giulio Giannelli Viscardi and Alessandra Zoppi


Tsuchida Yasuhiko


France Thierard and 
Beatrice de Reynies


Roberto De Feo, Bianca Arrivabene Valenti Gonzaga and Bernardo Sandoval


Gianfranco Ditadi and Cristina Beltrami


Barry Friedman and Rosa Barovier Mentasti


Caroline Mirand and 
Bikem Ibrahimoglu de Montebello


Giorgia Viola, Federica Fiorenza, Alessia Peraldo Eusebias
and Eva Baretta


 Elena Casadoro Kopp and Herwig Egon Casadoro-Kopp 


Tristan Tancredi de Paoli, Masour Timur-Askar and Pietro V.A. Stramezzi


Judi Harvest


Saverio Simi de Burgis and Mauro Bonaventura


The Floating Furnace

Among the most important highlights of #TheArtOfFire will be the hotly anticipated return of The Floating Furnace: a barge decked out with an active glass furnace, which will host a series of live demonstrations by a number of different Murano glass masters and students. As such, it will transport the art of glassblowing out of Murano’s furnaces and into the heart of Venice. Promoted and organised by Consorzio Promovetro Murano, the initiative is realised thanks to the support of Select – the aperitif which was born in Venice in 1920, ideal for making an authentic Venetian spritz – which has always aimed to enhance local life and culture.