Torino World Design Capital - Piemonte Feel

Events

Torino World Design Capital

Sport e design

Sport e design - Crafting the competition

Torino 2008 World Design Capital is offering 52 weeks of more than 180 local, national, and international level events.
Ivrea – Movicentro
from 28.11.2008 to 25.01.2009

n x 500

n x 500 - Designers revisit Andrea Palladio

Torino 2008 World Design Capital is offering 52 weeks of more than 180 local, national, and international level events.
Torino - Circolo degli Artisti
from 25.10.2008 to 09.11.2008

Enzo Mari Designer e artista

Enzo Mari. L’Arte del Design

“The critical conscience of design” is the manner in which his own colleagues have described Enzo Mari, one of the most influential, active artists and designers of post-war Italy. GAM is now dedicating a prestigious anthology to him as a part of the WDC project.
Torino - GAM
from 29.10.2008 to 01.02.2009

Mussat Sartor

Artists' places. Paolo Mussat Sartor, 1960-2008

The houses, studios and natural settings where art is created. The extraordinary lens of Paolo Mussat Sartor captures artists in the places where they live and work, and revealing the intimate relationship with the setting, furnishings, objects and so on.
Torino - Palazzo Cavour
from 30.10.2008 to 06.01.2009

New Designer Office Award

New Designer Office Award

Torino 2008 World Design Capital is offering 52 weeks of more than 180 local, national, and international level events.
Torino - Cortile del Maglio
from 31.10.2008 to 23.11.2008

Brillo

Brillo

Torino 2008 World Design Capital is offering 52 weeks of more than 180 local, national, and international level events.
Torino - Fondazione Merz
from 31.10.2008 to 02.11.2008

Materia Pensiero Prodotto

Material Thought Product. 70 years of Ruspa Officine

Torino 2008 World Design Capital is offering 52 weeks of more than 180 local, national, and international level events.
Torino - Galleria Zabert
from 31.10.2008 to 16.11.2008

Moncalieri Cinemambiente

Moncalieri Cinemambiente

Torino 2008 World Design Capital is offering 52 weeks of more than 180 local, national, and international level events.
Moncalieri (To) - UGC Cine Cité 45° Nord
from 20.10.2008 to 22.10.2008

Food Mood

Food Mood

Torino 2008 World Design Capital is offering 52 weeks of more than 180 local, national, and international level events.
Torino – Palavela
from 26.10.2008 to 28.10.2008

L’innovazione guidata dal design

Design at the helm of innovation - New challenges to protection and enforcement posed by intellectual property

Torino 2008 World Design Capital is offering 52 weeks of more than 180 local, national, and international level events.
Torino - Centro Congressi Torino Incontra
from 28.10.2008 to 29.10.2008






Places

Filatoio Rosso di Caraglio

The Filatoio (Spinning Mill), built between 1676 and 1678, is an extraordinary example of 17th century Piemonte “industrial architecture”. Today, completely restored, it houses the Museo Regionale della Seta (Regional Silk Museum), as well as contemporary art shows.

Villa Taranto Botanical Gardens

Villa Taranto and its gardens, which look out over Lago Maggiore, have a vast botanical trove that includes about 1,000 plants, which until today had never been cultivated in Italy, and about 20,000 varieties and species of particular botanical importance.

Villa Scott

The little manor house, one of the most important examples of Torino Liberty architecture, is linked to the name of Dario Argento who set his film, “Profondo Rosso” (“Deep Red”) here – perhaps his most emotional film and the one with the strongest visual effects.



People

Teresa Sapey

Teresa Sapey

“I love Torino deeply, the city has always stimulated me and will continue to do so in the future…I exported the “giallo piemontese” (Piemontese yellow) to Spain to decorate the home of illustrious Madrid natives. Everyone has copied me ever since.”

Monica Bellucci

"I love this city to death, architecturally beautiful, the people are friendly without being invasive, and the food is stupendous."

Daniel Birnbaum

“Torino’s most successful work of art? The Mole Antonelliana, it’s obvious. The best works are those that have such a positive meaning that the population absorbs them as a symbol of its own culture. These are works that would be sorely missed, should they be destroyed.”