The good news with which Italian Design Institute begins this first month of 2021 concerns precisely its locations. Besides Milan, Florence, Sabaudia, Rome and Turin, thetraining institution in the Design sector implements the locations of its courses and masterseven bringing them to Naples, Bari and Catania. One more reason to choose theIDI training offer which is now not only one of the most up-to-date and comprehensive, but is also closer to anyone wishing to undertake the career in Design.
Your future is now and even closer!
Confirming itself as a key driver for the vocational training course of his students, IDI chooses three major cities of art, tradition and Mediterranean culture, namely Bari, Naples and Catania.
BARI, architecture, art and traditions
With its Deco and Art Nouveau buildings, the rationalist architecture, complete with breathtaking views of the Lungomare Nazario Sauro promenade, the angular symmetry of its streets, the churches and the Romanesque cathedral, the city of Bari has always attracted artists and design professionalsboth for its conformation between tradition and history and for its events dedicated to art.
La Doppelgaenger contemporary art gallery of Palazzo Verrone, born in 2012 from the encounter between gallery owner Antonella Spano and collector Michele Spinelli, in collaboration with art historian Vittorio Parisi, is a space that creates points of contact between the figurative arts and experiments in video art, installation and performance.
In addition, the Contemporary Pole which includes the Margherita Theatre, the former Fish Market and the Murat Exhibition Hall represent a model of a 'conservation' museum, with rooms dedicated to temporary exhibitions, workshops and artist residencies, with various cultural initiatives attracting more and more tourists to the city.
CATANIA, contemporary art and Baroque
Protagonist in recent years of a process of architectural upgradingCatania is a city where identity and history coexist with the present. Here, every year, a series of initiatives related to thecontemporary artin the multi-purpose spaces intended for cultural events, exhibitions, shows and congresses. A world-renowned contemporary art collection and a Catania palace that is one of the most interesting examples of Sicilian Baroque make Catania a new centre of interest for the artistic world and the industry of design. The dialogue between contemporary art e Baroquein its different nuances of style and meaning, is the fil rouge around which much of the artistic production in the city revolves.
NAPLES, the Neapolitan spirit the inspiration of great designers
A city of contemporary art, Naples is today an interesting centre in continuous ferment, with projects from real archistarincluding Dominique Perrault and Oscar Tusquets Blancaand with spectacular installations, such as those by Karim Rashid at the Università station, Joseph Kosuth and Jannis Kounellis at the Dante, Franco Scognamiglio and Maria Cristina Crespo at the Augusto, Sol LeWitt at the Materdei, and many others.
Naples is home to some of the best private and commercial art spaces and important ateliers where you can find artists and designer as Franco della Femminaas well as photographers Luciano Ferrara and Luciano Romano. Installations, panels recurring-motif wall paintings are not lacking to enrich this historic Neapolitan city with a very special atmosphere and spirit.
Active courses and masters in the new IDI locations
Which courses and masters are active in the New IDI locations in Southern Italy?
Here they are:
In Bari: Master in Interior Design, Master in Garden Design, Course in Indoor Green and Course in Green Urbanism.
In Naples: Course in Visual Merchandising and Course in Green Urbanism.
In Catania: Master in Garden Design, Course in Indoor Green and Course in Green Urbanism.
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