In the splendid setting of the Scuola Grande della Misericordia in Venice, MisuraEmme, historic bespoke furniture manufacturer, meets art once again, as a partner of the Magister Canova exhibition dedicated to the Neoclassical sculptor. MisuraEmme once again furnishes the Lounge with its iconic design pieces.
The exhibition belongs to a triad that began last year with Giotto and will end in 2019 with Raphael. The exhibition dedicated to the famous Venetian sculptor is an emotional journey in dialogue with the contemporary, with new technologies made available to art, in such a way as to create scenographic reconstructions and illusory visions that investigate and at the same time enhance the details of Canova's works.
"We are proud to once again support the art and that Italian character that has made us famous around the world"commented Ottaviano Borgonovo, co-owner of the company. "In addition to being the first multimedia exhibition dedicated to the greatest exponent of Neoclassicism, Magister Canova will also be an opportunity to appreciate the beauty underlying Italian culture and history. A heritage of inestimable value, to be preserved, handed down and disseminated abroad and among the new generations."
The Lounge, furnished again by MisuraEmme, presents an elegant and contemporary style, thanks also to some products designed by Arch. Mauro Lipparini. The Argo sofa stands out, designed to guarantee a comfortable and glamorous relaxing break; it is accompanied by the Opera armchairs, whose slender shape is mitigated by the generous softness of the backrest; the Gramercy tables and coffee tables, with their essential silhouette; the Michelle chairs and the Square sideboard add to the chromatic ensemble of sober elegance. The MisuraEmme Lounge is completed by the Urban day system, by designer Iriam Bettera: its minimal and essential structure is softened by the combination of different materials such as wood and metal.
Magister Canova was conceived and realised by Cose Belle d'Italia Media Entertainment and is curated by Mario Guderzo and Giuliano Pisani. The voice of Adriano Giannini and the notes of Giovanni Sollima's cello will accompany visitors through the rooms of the Scuola Grande della Misericordia in Venice.
