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Peggy Guggenheim Was a One-Of-A-Kind Wo The Merchant of Venice Boutiques FLAGSHIP STORE SPEZIERIA CONCEPT STORE Campo San Fantin ALL’ERCOLE D’ORO MURANO San Marco 1895 Strada Nova, Santa Fosca Fondamenta dei Vetrai 114 30124 Venezia Cannaregio 2233 30141 Murano - Venezia t. 0039 0412960559 30121 Venezia t. 0039 0415274297 t. 0039 041720600 LIDO DI VENEZIA STORE WORLD OF VENICE VERONA STORE presso c/o Hotel Excelsior Aeroporto Marco Polo Corso Sant’Anastasia 10 Lido di Venezia viale Galileo Galilei 30/1 37121 Verona 30173 Venezia t. 0039 045590356 t. 0039 0412603881 MILANO BOUTIQUE FIRENZE BOUTIQUE ROMA BOUTIQUE Via Brera, 4 Via degli Strozzi, 28R Via Bocca di Leone 93-94 20121 Milano 50123 Firenze 00187 Roma t. 0039 02 80581268 t. 0039 055216559 ph. +39 066780834 DUBAI MALL BOUTIQUE Financial Center Rd - Dubai themerchantofvenice.com E ora Madrid La doppia frequenza giornaliera da Venezia verso l’aeroporto di Madrid, permetterà di raggiungere tutte le destinazioni del nostro network con comode connessioni verso Spagna, Caraibi, Sud America e Stati Uniti. www.aireuropa.com RENZO PIANO. PROGETTI D’ACQUA MESSA IN SCENA DI STUDIO AZZURRO Progetti di Renzo Piano Building Workshop 24/05/18 > 25/11/18 MAGAZZINO DEL SALE ZATTERE 266, VENEZIA Biglietteria/Tickets SPAZIO VEDOVA ZATTERE 50, VENEZIA Chiuso Lunedì e Martedì Closed on Monday and Tuesday fondazionevedova.org NUOVA RANGE ROVER VELAR A VOLTE LE PAROLE NON SERVONO. Publisher’s Thanks to Erling Kagge I have discovered that Grazie a Erling Kagge ho scoperto che Venezia è note Venice is potentially the most creative city in the potenzialmente la città più creativa del mondo (un world (another record among many). altro primato tra i tanti). That walking be good for one’s health and Che camminare faccia bene alla salute e allo spi- for the spirit is something we all sense. I have al- rito è intuitivo. Ho sempre considerato un privile- ways considered it a privilege to be able to live in gio poter abitare in una città dove gli spostamenti a city where one gets around on foot or at most avvengono a piedi o al massimo in barca e ho sem- by boat, and I look with a certain compassion on pre guardato con una certa compassione i pendola- car commuters, shut in their boxes. ri dell’auto, chiusi nei loro spazi. Everything is different in Venice. A Venezia tutto è diverso. What I did not know is that there is a scien- Quello che non sapevo è che esiste una base tific basis that reveals that walking has a direct scientifica che certifica che camminare ha una cor- correlation with creativity, with the ability to relazione diretta con la creatività, con la capacità di solve problems. Research undertaken at the risolvere i problemi. Una ricerca del 2014 dell’Uni- University of Stanford in 2014 showed that crea- versità di Stanford ha dimostrato che la creatività tivity increased by 60% in those who walked for aumentava del 60% nei soggetti che camminavano 18 – FREESPACE about fifteen minutes a day compared to other per circa quindici minuti rispetto ad altri sogget- Maura Manzelle individuals who remained seated. Research has ti che restavano seduti. La ricerca ha scoperto che found that walking affects brain activity, open- camminare condiziona l’attività cerebrale aprendo ing a free flow of ideas and so highlighting how un flusso libero di idee, evidenziando così come this action be a simple but robust answer to the quest’azione sia una risposta semplice ma robusta need to increase creativity. There is a direct con- alla necessità di aumentare la creatività. A tutta nection between our feet and our brain. evidenza esiste un collegamento diretto tra i nostri All Venetians and guests of the city are piedi e il nostro cervello. obliged to go from A to B on foot; ergo the whole Tutti i veneziani e gli ospiti della città sono ob- city is a great incubator of creativity. Is this the bligati a muoversi a piedi, ergo tutta la città è un secret that made Venice great? Is this the uncon- grande incubatore di creatività. Che sia questo il sciously attractive element that brings half of segreto che ha fatto grande Venezia? Che sia que- humanity to visit the city? sto l’elemento inconsciamente attrattivo che porta To arrive at an answer... try walking; solvitur mezza umanità a visitarla? ambulando, as Diogenes said. ■ Per avere una risposta… provate a camminare, Di Nuova Range Rover Velar capisci tutto al primo sguardo. solvitur ambulando diceva Diogene. ■ Il suo design futuristico e l’armonia delle linee creano una perfetta — FEDERICO ACERBONI combinazione di semplicità, raffinatezza e sofisticata eleganza in cui anche l’attenzione al minimo dettaglio è portata all’estremo. E se in poche parole non siamo riusciti a rendere giustizia alla bellezza di quest’auto, non ti resta che continuare a guardarla. Più a lungo. 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