Every Year under the arcade along via Roma, there is a weekend event ' Portici Di carta ', where stalls of books are displayed for the pleasure of book lovers.
Is a nice touch to promote more reading and culture.
Thursday, October 29, 2015
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Hanging Shoes
Not sure why these shoes were hanging in the 'forbidden' garden......Is a form of contemporary art or just someone had his shoes washed and hung them there to dry?
Labels:
contemporary art,
Royal Garden,
shoes,
Torino,
Turin
Saturday, October 24, 2015
View From the Mole
First time went up to the Mole to have a 360° view of Torino from above.
The view was spectacular, although it was a bit foggy but the Alps are still well visible.
For the price of 7 euro, at least for the first time, I would say it was well worth. The hot-air balloon ' Torino Eye' floating in mid air just enhanced the view.
The view was spectacular, although it was a bit foggy but the Alps are still well visible.
For the price of 7 euro, at least for the first time, I would say it was well worth. The hot-air balloon ' Torino Eye' floating in mid air just enhanced the view.
Labels:
alps,
hot air balloon,
la mole,
Mongolfiera,
Panorama,
Torino,
Torino eye,
Turin
Monday, October 19, 2015
Conservatorio Verdi At Night
The Conservatory of Music "Giuseppe Verdi" is an institution of higher
education, specialization and improvement of research in the arts and
music and plays related production activities. The
building that houses the conservatory was built in 1928 as the School
of Music of the Municipal Technical Office project of architect Giovanni
Battista Ricci. The neo-baroque façade Piedmont tends to monumentalise the nineteenth-century piazza Bodoni.
The "Royal Conservatory of Music Giuseppe Verdi in Turin" was established on Feb. 13, 1936 when the existing "Istituto Musicale Giuseppe Verdi", born in 1866 as the "Musical Institute of the City of Turin", was elevated to the rank of school empowered to award official diploma in the music profession. Unlike the classical style of the facade, the interior is characterized by precious eclectic decorations tending to liberty of the hall, the foyer and the Concert Hall.The latter is considered the best acoustic environment of the city and is equipped with an organ concert opened on May 10, 1933. After the war, in this room the RAI orchestra here held her concerts until 1952 with conductors such as Wilhelm Furtwängler, singers as Elizabeth Schwartzkopf and Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau.After a fire in 1984 the Hall was closed for many years, the last renovation was in 2006.
The "Royal Conservatory of Music Giuseppe Verdi in Turin" was established on Feb. 13, 1936 when the existing "Istituto Musicale Giuseppe Verdi", born in 1866 as the "Musical Institute of the City of Turin", was elevated to the rank of school empowered to award official diploma in the music profession. Unlike the classical style of the facade, the interior is characterized by precious eclectic decorations tending to liberty of the hall, the foyer and the Concert Hall.The latter is considered the best acoustic environment of the city and is equipped with an organ concert opened on May 10, 1933. After the war, in this room the RAI orchestra here held her concerts until 1952 with conductors such as Wilhelm Furtwängler, singers as Elizabeth Schwartzkopf and Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau.After a fire in 1984 the Hall was closed for many years, the last renovation was in 2006.
Friday, October 16, 2015
Marathon Torino 2015
Some faces of the runners participated in the Torino marathon 2015....
The Barefooter.....
The Sufferer.....
The Open Arms Approacher....
The Never Surrenderer....
The Time Checker....
The Tongue....
The Pusher....
The Hand Holders...
The Applauder
The Father....
The Barefooter.....
The Sufferer.....
The Open Arms Approacher....
The Never Surrenderer....
The Time Checker....
The Tongue....
The Pusher....
The Hand Holders...
The Applauder
The Father....
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Coming Out Flash Mob
Sunday 11 October, organized by the youth group Arcigay, several young people came together for a flash-mob which purpose was to express to the city of their existence. The masks which they were wearing, upon signaled, were removed and tied to the balloons that were then released into the sky.
Tuesday, October 6, 2015
Secret Garden
Once upon a time, there was a garden where people could stroll under the tall trees or around its lovely fountain, over looking at the magnificent landmark of the town which is towering the city center.
Suddenly one day, the heavy gates of the garden were closed by some evil lords, no more accessible to the common people. People can just look though the iron fence and watch the now abandoned garden slowly get neglected and wasted away.
Wild weeds started to overgrow, the beautiful statues started to look dirty with stains of bird's feces. The garden now looks lonely and lifeless.
Then, one day, one of the smaller gate was found opened again and people can sneak into some part of the garden and enjoy it again....
Suddenly one day, the heavy gates of the garden were closed by some evil lords, no more accessible to the common people. People can just look though the iron fence and watch the now abandoned garden slowly get neglected and wasted away.
Wild weeds started to overgrow, the beautiful statues started to look dirty with stains of bird's feces. The garden now looks lonely and lifeless.
Then, one day, one of the smaller gate was found opened again and people can sneak into some part of the garden and enjoy it again....
Thursday, October 1, 2015
CDP October Theme Shelter
Is CDP October theme, and it is Shelter!
Saw this man made shelter on the beach of Viareggio few years ago, love how it was constructed and the material used is just beautiful.
Somebody must have spent a lot of time on the beach....
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Saw this man made shelter on the beach of Viareggio few years ago, love how it was constructed and the material used is just beautiful.
Somebody must have spent a lot of time on the beach....
Please click HERE to view the rest of the entries.
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