Immersing in arts and culture is one of the greatest pleasures in life.
Picture this, you’ve been given a project at work and a client requires a 24 hours turn around time for a project that you know it will take longer than 2 days. Your boss has already tried to ask for an extension but, they’ve insisted that it’s impossible. Yikes! Well, that’s exactly what’s happening now at this moment in my world, too much work so little time. Continue reading “Armani Silos”
For the first time in a while I found some free time to myself. I googled a few museums to see in Milan that I haven’t seen yet and saw photos of Casa Manzoni that immediately captured my curiosity. Continue reading “Casa Manzoni”
Yesterday I spent the day browsing at Corso Como 10. It’s hard to believe that I’ve been in the area before but, I never made it in this building. The shopping and dining complex has an art gallery, a book shop, design store, a small hotel and (my favorite) a rooftop garden. I can literally stay here all day. Continue reading “10 Corso Como, Milan”
The clock hit on the dot at 1pm, class ended, the sun was beaming and everyone was excited. It’s official, spring-break started. Continue reading “San Bernardino alle Ossa – A Church with Bones”
Did you know that one of the oldest and most popular mural paintings around is in Milan? Indeed, Leonardo Di Vinci’s “The Last Supper” fresco was high up on my to-do list. Continue reading “15 min. of Leonardo Di Vinci’s “The Last Supper””
Every first Sunday of the month, a few of the museums in Milan are open to the public for free. I took advantage of the opportunity and hopped on to GAM for the day….cause, hey! It’s Sunday, the rain stopped and I had nothing better to do than to let my curious side do its thing. Continue reading “Galleria D’Arte Moderna Milano”
As part of my “new years resolution”, I’ve made it a goal in the next few months to stay focused in school. Traveling, for now, is set on pause. However, even though I’m staying local, Milan has kept me inspired. I went to Triennale di Milano today and I found myself motivated. The interpretations, emotions, to the different colors, sketchings or displays made me want to pick up a paper and start drawing. Continue reading “Triennale di Milano”
