Dear Readers, we point out an interesting initiative to be held in Catania in the former Benedictine Monastery. Experience the culture that will feature the salt. Yes, just the salt. Conscious of having stuzziacato in curiosity, we refer to the press release we have posted and that you will find below. Good reading.
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"'NO SALT Sbrizzi"
OLD KITCHENS - Former Benedictine Monastery 19/28 November - EXHIBITION OF CATANIA
GIUSY Demme and JOHN RUGGERI
OLD KITCHENS - Former Benedictine Monastery 19/28 November - EXHIBITION OF CATANIA
GIUSY Demme and JOHN RUGGERI
THE RITE OF SALT IN CLICK fiber enriched
The exhibition is UNTIL November 28, with free admission
The exhibition is UNTIL November 28, with free admission
The rite of salt, in all its facets: to preserve, maintain, crystallization, purified. And also for cooking, enhance, enchant, seduce and two valent element alive and dead simultaneously.
The exhibition "'na Sbrizzi salts" housed in the old kitchens of the former Benedictine monastery in Catania's Piazza Dante (until 28 November) by the authors Giusy Demma and John Ruggeri, represents the eternal challenge of death and rebirth, the contrasts between black and white and color - the tones which are based on pictures taken by John Ruggeri - which is well mixed with fibers, Grasselli, earth and other materials that the interior designer Giuseppe Demma used to enhance the images stored and "lying" on the panels. Put a veil that sits pretty on bare shoulders of a woman, so are the photographs worked for four hands by the two authors, in a plot almost mystical.
Work, a project undertaken about a year ago and that according to Demma and Giuseppe Giovanni Ruggeri, is not yet complete, has flourished in the color white as the main research that led them to the salt, the element that gives the sharpness of mind, which offers life to the world ocean, which rounds the flavors in the kitchen and that, as in this case, in a literary-cultural-anthropological approach, intertwined with the history of the place where the same images, are housed: the old kitchens of the Benedictines where the monks used to prepare lavish banquets embellished the ancient rites, left to posterity on massive volumes.
follow an imaginary path, the photographs "walk" inside the old kitchen making see and hear the sounds of seagulls, fish dying, children's curiosity behind a large semi-open door. An exhibition in short, to be savored.
The exhibition "'na Sbrizzi salts" housed in the old kitchens of the former Benedictine monastery in Catania's Piazza Dante (until 28 November) by the authors Giusy Demma and John Ruggeri, represents the eternal challenge of death and rebirth, the contrasts between black and white and color - the tones which are based on pictures taken by John Ruggeri - which is well mixed with fibers, Grasselli, earth and other materials that the interior designer Giuseppe Demma used to enhance the images stored and "lying" on the panels. Put a veil that sits pretty on bare shoulders of a woman, so are the photographs worked for four hands by the two authors, in a plot almost mystical.
Work, a project undertaken about a year ago and that according to Demma and Giuseppe Giovanni Ruggeri, is not yet complete, has flourished in the color white as the main research that led them to the salt, the element that gives the sharpness of mind, which offers life to the world ocean, which rounds the flavors in the kitchen and that, as in this case, in a literary-cultural-anthropological approach, intertwined with the history of the place where the same images, are housed: the old kitchens of the Benedictines where the monks used to prepare lavish banquets embellished the ancient rites, left to posterity on massive volumes.
follow an imaginary path, the photographs "walk" inside the old kitchen making see and hear the sounds of seagulls, fish dying, children's curiosity behind a large semi-open door. An exhibition in short, to be savored.
INFORMATION FOR VISITORS.
HOURS OF THE EXHIBITION AND GUIDELINES FOR ACCESS TO OLD KITCHENS
Until November 28 at the following times:
- Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 18:00 to 21:00;
- From Monday to Thursday from 9:00 am to 12:00 / 16:00 to 19:00.
FREE ENTRY TO ACCESS
OLD KITCHENS
There are two entrances to access the Old Kitchen:
1) Via Library (adjacent to Piazza Dante), along the grand staircase leading to the entrance of the building: on the right are the Libraries Riunite Recovery Ursino, front access is the ancient refectory of the Benedictines - the Aula Magna "Santo Mazzarino. The entrance is on the right of the old kitchens. Take the lobby embellished by colorful majolica and go down the iron staircase leading to the basement.
2) from Piazza Dante (central entrance of the Faculty of Humanities), take the grand staircase of white marble (with no difference between right and left) to the first floor. Follow the signs for "Night Chorus" and below, "Lecture Hall" Santo Mazzarino. Then follow the hall embellished by colorful majolica and go down the iron staircase leading to the basement.
Please note that for security reasons, entrance from Via Library closes at 18.30.
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