I want to tell you that I’ve finally published my FB page, where you can follow all my visits to exhibitions and museums (at the moment mostly in Germany!) and find very quick news about my favourite topic.
I remind you that I’m on Twitter too, so follow me 
Stay tuned!
At the end of the Nineties Turkish writer Orhan Pamuk started to collect many objects, he bought an old house in Istanbul and began to write a love story called “The Museum of Innocence”. This museum will be realized by the protagonist of the novel, using the same objects collected by Pamuk and showed in the same building bought by the author.
From fiction to reality, a great novel and a great museum experience born of the genial mind of a Nobel-Prize writer together with the help of the German architects Sunder-Plassmann.
I visited in Stuttgart a very interesting exhibition at Architekturgalerie am Weissenhof about the real Museum of Innocence in Istanbul (opening in 2012!) and I looked at the impressive model of the building together with sketches, photos and objects. Unfortunately no pictures of that exhibition, but a really cool presentation (even if in German) by Baunetz of the fantastic project of Sunder-Plassmann architects that you can download here.
Waiting for a visit to Istanbul, I suggest you to buy and read this special novel: it’s a kind of inspiration for exhibition designers.
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Finally the news has come, for people who really really love Italian Design…
The 5th Interpretation of Triennale Design Museum in Milan will be dedicated to Italian graphic design, with the title Italy: the Graphic Landscape.
The Exhibition design will be curated by Fabio Novembre and the museum will open during the Saloni 2012 in April.
Do you want to know more?
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Triennale Design Museum 5th edition
c/o La Triennale di Milano, Viale Alemagna 6, Milano
April 2012 – February 2013
photo by Paolo Righi Meridiana Immagini
Palazzo Pepoli in Bologna (Italy) is the new city history museum that opened its doors a few weeks ago.
A work by Italian architect Mario Bellini and Italian graphic designer Italo Lupi.
Have a look at the following links for more info!
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Palazzo Pepoli
via Castiglione 8, Bologna
Tuesday – Sunday 10-19
Free entrance
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