"THE SENSE OF VAIA" - Exhibition with works by Paolo Ceola at the Asiago Prisons Museum

The exhibition will be open from 27 October 2019 to 6 January 2020

From October 27, 2019 to January 6, 2020,the Asiago Prisons Museum will host the exhibition "THE SENSE OF VAIA", organized by the NaturalArt Association.

The exhibition is intended to be an opportunity to remember, just a year later, the catastrophe caused by the Vaia storm,and at the same time represent an opportunity for collective and cultural rebirth of the Plateau, leaving a message of strength and hope.

On the various levels of the museum will be set up the artistic installations of the artist Scledense Paolo Ceola,made from materials from the crashes and woods overwhelmed by Vaia.
Art will meet multimedia,involving visitors with different and stimulating sensory experiences, which become a tool for reflection.

Times

The exhibition will be open:

• October 27 to December 15, 2019 - Saturday and Sunday only
• December 21, 2019 to January 6, 2020 - daily

Times: 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Input

Full admission - 5.00 - reduced to 3.00
Free for disabled people and children up to 6 years old

Guided tours by booking : 10.00
(minimum number 10 people)
info and bookings by clicking on the keys below

SPECIAL EVENTS

Dance
Tuesday 29 October 2019 - 3.30pm
Meeting at the Piazzale of the Observatory of Cima Ekar and a short guided hike on the educational path dedicated to Maestro Patrizio Rigoni.
Snack at Malga Campo di Costalunga and concert with Orion Sound.
Following a guided tour of the exhibition "The Sense of Vaia" and dance performances at the Prisons Museum.
Giovanna Denaro plays Vaia's wind.

Readings
Saturday 14 December - 17.00
At the Civic Library of Asiago - Millepini Palace of Tourism: reading the book " The Summer ofNora" with author Laura Novello and creative workshop.
For children from 9 years old.

The Artist
Thursday 26 December 2019 - 5pm
The genesis of the exhibition.
At the council hall of Asiago's town hall.
ArtistPaolo Ceola recounts his creative process, his poetics, the language chosen for each work on display and his rapture with Nature.

Music
Sunday, January 5, 2020 - 5 p.m.
Musical performances by Francesco Carta on piano and Luca Nardon on percussion.
Tempus fugit is the desire to steal something from time, to give us a lost moment, forever.

Ecology
Monday 6 January 2020 - 17.00
Art and ecology
at the Council Hall of Asiago Town Hall.
The ability to reconnect with Nature requires a radical change of consciousness.
A journey to discover deepecology and the roots of creativity.
Curated by the NaturalArt Association

Workshops

AMBIENTAL EDUCATION PROJECT "TRA ARTE ED ECOLOGIA"
Curated by museum worker Lucia Spolverini and in collaboration with the "Patrizio Rigoni" Naturalistic Museum in Asiago

Aimed at all children between the ages of 4 and 12

Each educational activity will be structured by age groups
Cost 5.00 USD (including entrance, guided tour of the exhibition and educational materials)
Minimum of 8 participants

Each parent must sign a child's entry/exit card from the Museum and fill out a release on the right and confidentiality to protect personal data.
 

Saturday, November 2 - 4pm-6pm
LISTEN TO NATURE
Every essence, plant, flower, bush, lichene has its own "personality" where artistic language and natural language meet.

Saturday, November 16 - 4pm-6pm
COMMUNICATE WITH COLORI
Nature also communicates through colors: we discover their composition, where they are found and their message. Human communication also uses colors all the time!

Sunday, November 17 - 4pm-6pm
THE MICROCOSM OF AURORA
curated by the Naturalistic Museum.
I introduce myself: "I am Aurora, a unique and special salamander. If in the world you want to look for me, only in the undergrowth of the Plateau of the Seven Commons you can find me!"

Saturday, November 30 - 4pm-6pm
THE COMMUNITY OF THE WOODS
The fundamental lesson we can learn from the forest ecosystem is that you can only be strong together. Taken from children's readings.

Saturday, December 7 - 4pm-6pm
TREES TALK TO EACH OTHER
The trees are connected to each other. Let's find out what the signals are and how they use to launch messages. We explore non-verbal language by talking how plants do.

Sunday, December 15 - 4 pm-to-6:00 p.m.
SECRETS AND DISCOVERIES OF A BOSCO THAT CHANGE
curated by the Naturalistic Museum.
We discover, through a series of experiences, the intelligence of plants and how they behave during the continuous change of the environment - environmental catastrophes included!

Saturday 21 December - 16.00-18.00
THE SENSI OF PLANS
In addition to the five senses that man knows the plants have as many as 15 more. A journey through the plant kingdom to discover a world still unexplored. To open new visions and sensitivity to Nature.

Sunday, December 22 at 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
THE MICROCOSM OF AURORA
curated by the Naturalistic Museum.
I introduce myself: "I am Aurora, a unique and special salamander. If in the world you want to look for me, only in the undergrowth of the Plateau of the Seven Commons you can find me!"

Tuesday 24 December - 16.00-18.00
THE FIVE SENSES OF THE SEASONS
The fantastic journey through the 4 seasons on the Plateau of the Seven Municipalities.

Wednesday 25 December - 16.00-18.00
AUTUMN: OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, DECEMBER
The wind of the seasons with its enchanting sounds and its creative unpredictability.

Friday 27 December - 16.00-18.00
NATURE IN ART HISTORY
Man has always represented the world around him. We discover through the reading of some famous works of art how the relationship with landscape and nature has changed.

Saturday 28 December - 16.00-18.00
THE GARDEN'S TALE IN HISTORY
The human-nature relationship seen through the historical epochs in the art of gardens, literature, historical parks of various eras and cultures.

Sunday, December 29 - 4 pm-to-6 p.m.
SECRETS AND DISCOVERIES OF A BOSCO THAT CHANGE
curated by the Naturalistic Museum.
We discover, through a series of experiences, the intelligence of plants and how they behave during the continuous change of the environment - environmental catastrophes included!

Monday 30 December - 16.00-18.00
ARBORETO SALVATICUM by Mario Rigoni Stem
Those who know Science feel that a piece of music and a tree have something in common: they are created by equally logical and simple laws. We know the "Book of Plants" and their language.

Tuesday 31 December - 16.00-18.00
HOW to TRANSFORM A TRONCO IN ART OPERA
We reinterpret the work of the artist Paolo Ceola with leaves, branches and roots

Wednesday 1 January - 16.00-18.00
THE BOSCO AND THE PLANS
Discovering the specifics of tree barks in our mountains

Thursday 2 January - 4pm-6pm
THE CARI CARI ALBERI TO MARIO RIGONI STERN
He studied the botanical and environmental characteristics, riches and history through the observation of leaves and barks.

Friday 3 January - 16.00-18.00
ART AND NATURA: THE BOSCO OF YOUR DREAMS
Nature around us is an open-air laboratory that offers a rich field of inspiration."

Saturday, January 4 - 4pm-6pm
NATURAL-MIND
We know, live and respect Nature

Sunday, January 5 - 10.30am-12.30pm
SECRETS AND DISCOVERIES OF A BOSCO THAT CHANGE
curated by the Naturalistic Museum.
We discover, through a series of experiences, the intelligence of plants and how they behave during the continuous change of the environment - environmental catastrophes included!

To download the flyer with the full program click here