guided tour by the artistic director > 24.10

For reasons related to the containment of the flow of presences at the same time within the spaces of the Casa dei Tre Oci, with a view to preventing the risk of COVID-19, the visit with the curator and Artistic Director Denis Curti, scheduled for Saturday 24 October 2020 it is currently suspended and postponed until a later date.

We apologize to those booked and to those interested in the event.

The Casa dei Tre Oci is regularly open to the public in total safety from 11 to 19, from Wednesday to Sunday.
Reservations are recommended but not mandatory.

We are waiting for you to immerse yourself in the universe of Jacques Henri Lartigue!

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The great return of guided tours by the artistic director!

The next highly anticipated appointment on the occasion of the exhibition "Jacques Henri Lartigue. The invention of happiness. Photographs" is scheduled for Saturday 24 October 2020 at 2.30 pm.
An unmissable opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of the photographer of happiness accompanied by an exceptional guide, the artistic director and co-curator of the exhibition Denis Curti!



"The 'part of the world' of Lartigue - writes Denis Curti in his text in the catalog - is that of a rich and bourgeois Paris of the nouveau siècle, and even when Europe is crossed by the horrors of the two world wars, Lartigue will continue to preserve the purity of his photographic microcosm, continuing to fix on the film only what he wants to remember, to preserve. Stopping time, saving the moment from its inevitable passage. For Lartigue photography becomes the means to resurrect life, to relive happy moments, again and again ”.



Information

Participation in the visit, which lasts one hour, has a cost of 20 euros, including the entrance ticket to the exhibition.
Reservation for the initiative is mandatory, by sending an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. while seats are available, no later than Thursday 22 October 2020.



Your visit is safe! The flows are limited and the regulations in force are respected.
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