PLEASE,
TAKE NOTE THAT THE WORKSHOP MOVES TO:
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Campo S. Stefano 30124 VENICE |
General Information
We are glad to inform you
that, due to the large number of participants, it has exceptionally been
decided to hold the 10th
International Workshop on: Neutrino Telescopes in "Chiesa di San Vidal"
instead of "Palazzo Loredan" as previously announced, which is located
few steps from "Palazzo Loredan".
The "Chiesa di San Vidal" was founded at the end of the XI Century
at the time of Doge Vitale Falier, who is thought to have built it in honour
of the saint bearing his name. In the interior, on the end wall, there
is the picture of San Vitale on horseback with other Saints by Carpaccio
(signed 1514).
Social Events
The social events listed below are planned for participants and accompanying persons:
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Informal
Welcome Party
“Pasta
e fasjoi”
Once
again the “Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti” will be pleased
to organize the party for us on their premises.
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20:00-
22:00
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Visit to “Peggy Guggenheim”Collection.
The
Peggy Guggenheim Col- lection is the most important museum in Italy for
European and American art of the first half of the 20th century.
It is located in Peggy Guggenheim’s former home, Palazzo Venier dei
Leoni, on the Grand Canal in Venice.
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18:30-20:00
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Conference DinnerAt
the “Palazzo Ca’ Zenobio”.
Built
towards the endof the 17thCentury
is one of the most important examples of Venetian late Baroque style. It
faces onto the quiet Rio dei Carmini on a site that is characterized by
serene intimacy, unchanged by time.
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20:30-23:00
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Visit to “Querini Stampalia”
Art
Gallery. The museum Fondazione Querini Stampalia was born by the artistic
passion of the aristocratic Venetian family named Querini, that bought
and placed an order for all the works exposed inside. It’s an occasione
to admire paintings by Bellini, Pietro Longhi, Gabriel Bella and many more.
Don’t forget to have a look at the period furniture, it’s pure Venetian
style of Serenissima Republic.
Portrait
of Francesco Querini byJacopo Palma
il Vecchio (1527-28) |
18:30-22:00
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