Italian Design Meets Glass, between tradition and innovation

Date: 9 September 2022

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Date: 9 September 2022

Event organised by Glass Group in collaboration with GIMAV

As part of the Italian Glass Weeks, Glass Group in collaboration with GIMAV organizes a meeting on the topic: Glass and Italian Design.

The initiative, with the participation of Designers and Architects, will be an opportunity to present an overview of the special item designed for the event The Italian Glass Weeks. The object designed by Ascanio Zocchi for Vetreria Malagoli is the synthesis between the cities of Venice and Milan. The tradition of glass art on one hand, and the innovation that refers to the metropolis on the other.

EVENT TIMINGS

MONDAY 12 SEPTEMBER - FROM 4:00 PM TO 6:00 PM

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