October is about to end with its hot dates (check them here), but even in November, whether it’s discovering the events celebrating music or visiting an exhibition, Where® brings you this month’s unmissable dates.
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1. Un Pomeriggio al Museo, free access to Milanese Cultural venues
A one-of-a-kind event scheduled on 22 November providing locals and international visitors with the chance of accessing for free some of the most important museums and cultural hubs within the city. A celebration of the city of Milan as one of the key venues in Italy fr its cultural relevance.
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2. Emotions of the Athletic Body on Display at Armani/Silos
An iconic exhibition of photographs, movies and never-before-seen images selected by ‘King Giorgio’ (Armani) in person and dedicated to the world of sport and athletes. (see main picture)
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3. Art of the Brick – LEGO brick works on display
More than 100 works of art created using Lego® bricks, constructed with over one million pieces by legendary American LEGO® artist Nathan Sawaya, including reconstructions of universally recognized masterpieces and the skeleton of a dinosaur, all in brick format.
[Photo credits: Marta Mailhac]
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4. Baroque works by Pietro Paolo Rubens on exhibit
‘Pietro Paolo Rubens and the Birth of Baroque’ is the new exhibition dedicated to the baroque painter offering insightful highlights on the relationship with ancient art and classic sculpture. However, the underlying message of the exhibit is to enlighten the public about the great Flemish master’s influence on younger Italian Baroque masters.
[Featured image: a detail of one of the works on display]
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5. JazzMi, jazz in the city
A series of 80 concerts featuring a lineup of 320 artists, including several of the biggest names on the international classic and contemporary jazz scene.
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6. The Rolex Daytona Exhibition
An exhibition dedicated to the legendary Rolex Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona retracing the origins and evolution of this evocative watch through a series of panels and interactive displays. At the Rolex Boutique – Pisa Orologeria.
