Venice Talks

In this episode of Venice Talks, Monica speaks with Sergio Vidal of Atelier Martina Vidal Venezia, a family atelier that has safeguarded the art of Burano lace for four generations.They talk about patience as a creative act, about heritage that does not live in museums but in the hands of artisans, and about the quiet strength required to carry an ancient craft into the present without losing its soul.This conversation moves through memory, responsibility, beauty, and the fragile power of thread that, stitch after stitch, still tells the story of Venice.Listen slowly. Venice is speaking softly.Episode key notesThe Vidal family history and the roots of their lace tradition in BuranoWhat it truly means to preserve a craft that cannot be rushedThe balance between tradition and innovation inside the atelierThe role of artisans in keeping Venice culturally aliveWhy Burano lace is far more than decoration or souvenirThe human and emotional side of working with a centuries old techniqueThe future of lace and why younger generations should careIf you love Venice, craftsmanship, and the stories behind the hands that make beauty possible, this episode is for you.🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you tune in.✨ Credits:Hosted by Monica CesaratoProduced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire MediaGuest: Sergio Vidal from Atelier Martina VidalIf you love hearing the voices of Venice, subscribe and leave a review — it helps others discover these stories too.💌 Want to share your own Venice?Send me a short audio clip (1 minutes max) telling me what you loved most about the city — at info@monicacesarato.com.

Beyond the Facade: Not Just ChurchesIn this episode of Venice Talks, Monica Cesarato sits down with Monica Gambarotto for an informal conversation that drifts away from the usual itineraries and into a quieter Venice.Together, they explore five churches that rarely make it onto must see lists, yet reveal something essential about the city. These are not monuments to rush through, but places shaped by neighborhoods, communities, silence, and time.This is a walk through Venice when the crowds thin out, where churches are not just places of worship, but mirrors of everyday life, forgotten histories, and layered identities.Listen slowly. Venice is speaking softly.Episode key notesWhy Venetian churches still matter beyond faith and tourismWhat it means to look past façades and guidebook highlightsMadonna dell’Orto and the idea of the neighborhood churchTintoretto, daily life, and sacred spaces that feel lived inSan Sebastiano and the power of a single artistic voiceHow Veronese transforms a church into a continuous visual storySan Francesco della Vigna as a place of balance, silence, and authorityArchitecture as a language of power and restraintSan Pietro di Castello, once Venice’s cathedral, now far from the spotlightGeography, distance, and the feeling of being outside the usual VeniceSan Giorgio dei Greci and Venice as a crossroads of culturesWhat lesser known churches reveal about identity, imperfection, and belongingHow slowing down changes the way we see Venice🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you tune in.✨ Credits:Hosted by Monica CesaratoProduced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire MediaGuest: Monica GambarottoIf you love hearing the voices of Venice, subscribe and leave a review — it helps others discover these stories too.💌 Want to share your own Venice?Send me a short audio clip (2 minutes max) telling me what you loved most about the city — at info@monicacesarato.com.

In this episode of Venice Talks, Monica Cesarato sits down with Matteo Seguso, Murano glass engraver, to explore the world of engraved glass, craftsmanship, and time.The conversation moves inside the workshop and the gesture. We talk about engraving as a language, about the discipline of the hand, and about what it means to carry a centuries-old craft into the present without turning it into nostalgia.From Murano to the international stage, this episode reflects on tradition as a living practice, on the responsibility of making by hand today, and on why glass, when worked slowly, still has stories to tell.Key NotesMurano glass engraving and its role todayWorking glass by hand: time, discipline, and precisionTradition as a living, evolving practiceCraftsmanship versus mass productionThe relationship between material, gesture, and identityTeaching and passing on knowledgeThe future of handmade work in a fast, digital world🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you tune in.✨ Credits:Hosted by Monica CesaratoProduced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire MediaGuest: Matteo SegusoIf you love hearing the voices of Venice, subscribe and leave a review — it helps others discover these stories too.💌 Want to share your own Venice?Send me a short audio clip (2 minutes max) telling me what you loved most about the city — at info@monicacesarato.com.

Venice never stands still. It simply changes rhythm.In this episode of Venice Talks, Monica Cesarato sits down with Romena Brugnerotto to walk through Venice’s 2026 cultural calendar, one month at a time. From the first signs of Carnival to the quiet glow of Christmas, this conversation follows the city as it moves through exhibitions, festivals, celebrations, and shared rituals.No lists to memorise, no pressure to see everything. Just a clear, human overview of what will shape Venice in 2026, told through events that matter and moments that define the year.Whether you live in Venice, return to it often, or are planning your next visit, this episode is an invitation to listen closely and choose your own season.Key NotesHow Carnival opens the cultural year in VeniceThe most anticipated exhibitions and art spaces of 2026The Biennale across art, dance, and musicSummer concerts in Piazza San MarcoCinema, craftsmanship, and creativity in early autumnFashion, glass, and design in the quieter monthsChristmas in Venice and the city’s winter mood🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you tune in.✨ Credits:Hosted by Monica CesaratoProduced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire MediaGuest: Romena Brugnerotto from RomInVeniceIf you love hearing the voices of Venice, subscribe and leave a review — it helps others discover these stories too.💌 Want to share your own Venice?Send me a short audio clip (2 minutes max) telling me what you loved most about the city — at info@monicacesarato.com.

Venice is a museum without walls — but behind her doors, each palace tells a different story.In this episode, Monica takes you through the city’s most fascinating museums — places where beauty, history, and imagination still breathe.In this episode:🕯️ Ca’ Rezzonico — the Museum of Eighteenth-Century Venice, where frescoes, chandeliers, and candlelight revive the world of Tiepolo and Longhi.🎭 Casa di Carlo Goldoni — the intimate home of Venice’s great playwright, filled with laughter, marionettes, and the rhythm of daily life.💎 Palazzo Mocenigo — a sensual journey through silk, scent, and Venetian elegance.🌙 Palazzo Fortuny — Mariano Fortuny’s poetic atelier, where fabric, light, and invention meet.🏛️ Palazzo Grimani — a Renaissance collector’s dream, filled with myth, marble, and classical echoes.📚 Fondazione Querini Stampalia — art, architecture, and reflection in perfect balance, with Carlo Scarpa’s serene touch.🦴 Museo di Storia Naturale — fossils, skeletons, and the living science behind the lagoon.🎨 Ca’ Pesaro — a Baroque palace reborn as a home for modern art, where Klimt, Rodin, and Boccioni share space with the shimmer of the Grand Canal.🪞 Palazzo Cini Gallery — an elegant Dorsoduro haven of Renaissance treasures, from Botticelli to Piero di Cosimo.🧵 Museo del Merletto, Burano — a hymn to patience and grace, where women turned thread and air into lace.💬 A gentle walk through palaces, studios, and stories — discovering the many ways Venice keeps her art alive.🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you tune in.✨ Credits:Hosted by Monica CesaratoProduced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire MediaIf you love hearing the voices of Venice, subscribe and leave a review — it helps others discover these stories too.💌 Want to share your own Venice?Send me a short audio clip (2 minutes max) telling me what you loved most about the city — at info@monicacesarato.com.

In this episode of Venice Talks, Monica sits down with Marco Cammozzo, founder of MC Leather, to explore the fascinating world of Venetian leather craftsmanship — where ancient techniques meet sustainable innovation.From the scent of tanned hides to the rhythm of skilled hands, Marco shares how his work blends tradition, creativity, and environmental awareness in a modern Venice that still beats with artisan spirit.✨ Key points from the conversation:The story of MC Leather and its deep Venetian rootsHow craftsmanship and sustainability can truly coexistThe transformation of raw material into timeless designThe role of artisans in preserving Venice’s identity✨ Credits:Hosted by Monica CesaratoProduced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire MediaGuest: Marco Cammozzo from Mc Leather 🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.If you love hearing the voices of Venice, subscribe and leave a review — it helps others discover these stories too.💌 Want to share your own Venice?Send me a short audio clip (2 minutes max) telling me what you loved most about the city — at info@monicacesarato.com.

Venice wears many masks — some glittering, some dark.In this episode of Venice Talks, Monica sits down with David Hewson, Philip Gwynne Jones, and Gregory Dowling, the brilliant minds behind the Venice Noir Festival. Together, they unravel how mystery, crime, and the haunting beauty of the lagoon intertwine to create a festival unlike any other.From the secret alleys that whisper of centuries past to the logistical labyrinth of organising a noir event in the world’s most theatrical city, this conversation dives deep into the art of storytelling, the magic of place, and the pulse of Venice itself — elegant, elusive, eternal.🗝️ Show Key Notes:The origins and vision behind the Venice Noir FestivalWhy Venice is the ultimate noir city — beauty and danger intertwinedHow three celebrated authors became cultural curatorsThe delicate balance between tourism, art, and authenticityWriting Venice: how the city itself becomes a living, breathing characterThe challenges of organising a festival on the water (and under the fog!)The future of noir in Venice — and beyond the lagoon✨ Credits:Hosted by Monica CesaratoProduced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire MediaGuest: David Hewson, Gregory Dowling and Philip Gwynne JonesListen on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your favourite platform — and do not forget to follow, rate, and share to keep the stories of Venice alive in every shadow and reflection.

🎙️ Episode DescriptionIn this episode of Venice Talks, Monica welcomes Giada Valenti, the Venetian-born singer whose career has brought the spirit of Venice and the language of love to audiences around the world. Known for her romantic voice and elegant stage presence, Giada shares the journey that took her from the quiet canals of her childhood to the bright lights of international stages.Together they talk about Venice as an endless source of inspiration, the universal power of music to connect people, and why romance continues to matter today more than ever.This is a heartfelt conversation about music, passion, and carrying Venice in your soul no matter where life takes you.✨ Show Key NotesGrowing up in Venice and discovering musicGiada’s path from the lagoon to international stagesLove and romance as the heart of her artistryHow audiences in America and Europe listen differentlyThe importance of storytelling through musicVenice as muse and constant companionFuture dreams and projects inspired by her hometown✨ Credits:Hosted by Monica CesaratoProduced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire MediaGuest: Giada Valenti, singer📌 Listen & SubscribeDo not miss this intimate and inspiring episode with Giada Valenti.👉 Listen now on your favorite podcast platform, and remember to subscribe, rate, and share Venice Talks so you will always be part of the stories that keep Venice alive.

In this episode, Monica meets two extraordinary women who brought the rhythm of the East to the heart of the lagoon.Katerina, from Russia, and Regina, from Kazakhstan, met by chance in Venice — and chose to stay.Together, they created Venetians (By Choice and By Occasion), the very first Russian-language radio show on Radio Ca' Foscari.Their story is one of identity, migration, and transformation — a testament to how Venice can welcome, inspire, and redefine belonging in the most unexpected ways.🔑 Key Show Notes:Meet Katerina and Regina: their journey from Russia and Kazakhstan to VeniceHow a casual meeting in the lagoon turned into a life-changing friendshipBehind the scenes of Venetians (By Choice and By Occasion) on RCFWhat it means to be "Venetian" without being born in VeniceFinding a voice — and a purpose — in a new language and a new landCultural integration, unexpected challenges, and proud momentsWhy Venice has a magnetic pull on those who come from far awayThe role of language, radio, and community in feeling at home✨ Credits:Hosted by Monica CesaratoProduced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire MediaGuest: Regina & Katerina from Venetians by Choice & by Occasion 🎧 Listen now on your favorite podcast platform!🌟 Follow and subscribe to Venice Talks to never miss an episode filled with voices, stories, and secrets of La Serenissima.📩 And do not forget to share it with fellow lovers of Venice — wherever they may be.

In this special episode of Venice Talks, Monica sits down with journalist and CNN anchor Erica Hill, who recently hosted the powerful documentary Saving Venice as part of The Whole Story with Anderson Cooper. Together, they explore what it means to tell the story of a fragile, beloved city through an international lens.What happens when a global media giant turns its cameras on Venice? How does storytelling impact preservation? And what was it like, for Erica, to walk through the calli and canals with a microphone in hand and a mission to share Venice’s truth?Whether you love Venice, live in Venice, or dream of Venice — this conversation is a must-listen.🔑 Key Show Notes:• What inspired Erica Hill and CNN to create Saving Venice• Behind-the-scenes moments from filming in the city• Erica Hill’s personal impressions of Venice• The challenge of balancing beauty with urgency in storytelling• Reflections on overtourism, climate change, and local voices• How media can be a force for cultural preservation• Monica’s own perspective as a Venetian insider✨ Credits:Hosted by Monica CesaratoProduced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire MediaGuest: Erica Hill from CNN✨ Listen now, subscribe to never miss a story, and follow Monica on Instagram for more behind-the-scenes of Venice’s soul.

In this new episode of Venice Talks, Monica Cesarato steps aboard Il Nuovo Trionfo and speaks with Martino Rizzi, one of the founding members of the Compagnia della Marineria Tradizionale Il Nuovo Trionfo. Together, they recount the extraordinary story of Venice’s last great trabaccolo — a sturdy cargo boat of the Adriatic, lovingly restored to sail once more thanks to passion, perseverance, and a deep love for the sea and the lagoon.⚓ Key points you will discover in this episode:The inspiring journey of Il Nuovo Trionfo and how Martino Rizzi and the association helped bring it back to lifeThe trabaccolo’s role in Venetian and Adriatic maritime historyThe challenges of restoring and maintaining such a historic vesselThe mission and spirit of the Compagnia della Marineria TradizionaleMartino’s personal memories and magical moments aboard the Nuovo TrionfoHow all of us can contribute to safeguarding this floating treasureSet sail with Monica and Martino on a journey through wood, wind, and water — a living tribute to Venice’s seafaring soul.✨ Credits:Hosted by Monica CesaratoProduced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire MediaGuest: Martino Rizzi from la Compagnia della marineria tradizionale Il Nuovo Trionfo🎧 Listen now on your favourite podcast platform — and do not forget to subscribe, follow, and share this episode with fellow lovers of Venice’s history!

In this episode of Venice Talks, Monica Cesarato sits down with Valeria Boncompagni, the creative force behind one of Venice’s most intimate and soulful jewelry ateliers. Nestled under the arcades of Piazza San Marco, Valeria's workshop is a sanctuary of emotion, craftsmanship, and timeless beauty.A master of the ancient lost-wax casting technique, Valeria doesn't just design jewelry—she sculpts feelings, memories, and personal stories into bronze and silver. Her pieces are not made to follow trends but to follow emotions. Each creation is a wearable sculpture, infused with history, heritage, and heart.🔑 Key Highlights of the EpisodeValeria’s deep connection to the lost-wax tradition—and how she makes it contemporaryThe story of her family-run atelier and the legacy passed down her familyThe emotional process behind each unique piece How the rhythms and light of Venice shape her artistic vision The meaning of jewelry as personal storytelling and emotional memoryWhy Valeria views herself as both an artisan and a sculptorThe challenges (and joys) of running a boutique art space in Piazza San Marco Her philosophy of slow, intentional creation in a world that rushes toward the disposable✨ Credits:Hosted by Monica CesaratoProduced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire MediaGuest: Valeria Boncompagni📢 Listen & SubscribeLove hearing stories of powerful women, Venetian artisans, and the quiet revolution of handmade art? This episode is for you.🎧 Tune in on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google, or wherever you listen.❤️ Don’t forget to follow, subscribe, and leave us a review to keep Venice’s voices alive in the world!

In this captivating episode of Venice Talks, Monica sits down with internationally renowned artist Judi Harvest to explore the luminous, layered world she has built between Murano’s glass furnaces and Venice’s buzzing garden beehives.Judi shares how a brief trip to Venice decades ago became a lifelong journey — one that has shaped her art, her activism, and her sense of belonging. From collaborating with Murano glassmasters to creating installations that highlight the fragility of both nature and culture, her work is a powerful blend of beauty and urgency.This is not just a conversation about art — it’s about transformation, memory, and the deep emotional threads that connect people to place.🔹 Key Notes from the Episode:How a brief visit to Venice became a lifelong artistic and personal journeyThe magic and heartbreak of working with Murano’s master glassmakersWhy bees, gardens, and endangered ecosystems have taken center stage in her workThe intersection of art, activism, and preservation in a city at riskReflections on legacy, inspiration, and staying rooted through change🎧 If you love Venice, art with meaning, and stories that shimmer with life, this episode is for you.✨ Credits:Hosted by Monica CesaratoProduced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire MediaGuest: Judi Harvest📢 Don’t forget to subscribe to Venice Talks on your favorite podcast platform — Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or wherever you listen.👉 And if this episode moved you, please leave a review and share it with fellow Venice lovers!

In this evocative episode of Venice Talks, Monica speaks to Laura Pritchard, a British-born artisan who swapped the foggy landscapes of the UK for the light and tides of Venice. Today, Laura is one of the few women working as a maestra d’ascia, a traditional boatbuilder shaping the iconic vessels of the lagoon with age-old tools and timeless care.Together, they talk about what it means to embrace an ancient craft in a foreign land, how wood and water can become a language of belonging, and the quiet revolution of carving one’s place—literally and metaphorically—in a deeply rooted tradition.It’s a story of reinvention, resilience, and reverence for Venice’s maritime soul.Laura’s journey from the UK to Venice: beginnings, motives, transformationwhat it means to be a maestro d’ascia in a city built on watergender and tradition: carving out space in a male-dominated craftthe relationship between wood, water, and identityhow craftsmanship bridges cultures and generations✨ Credits:Hosted by Monica CesaratoProduced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire MediaGuest: Laura Pritchard📢 Listen & SubscribeIf you love stories of transformation, tradition, and the quiet power of craft, this episode is for you.🎧 Tune in to Venice Talks on your favorite podcast platform—Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google, or wherever you listen.🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss a voice from the lagoon!

In this episode of Venice Talks, we sit down with Cesare Peris, president of the historic Società di Mutuo Soccorso fra Carpentieri e Calafati, a unique Venetian institution rooted in solidarity, shipbuilding, and memory.🔑 In this episode, we explore:The fascinating origins and mission of one of Venice’s oldest mutual aid societiesWho the carpentieri e calafati were, and their essential role in the life of the ArsenaleHow the SMSCC has evolved through the centuries, adapting to today’s challengesWhy preserving historical memory and traditional crafts matters now more than everThe society’s vision for the future of mutual support and intergenerational knowledge in VenicePersonal reflections from Cesare on a life dedicated to culture, community, and commitment✨ Credits:Hosted by Monica CesaratoProduced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire MediaGuest: Cesare Peris from Società di Mutuo Soccorso fra Carpentieri e Calafati📍Whether you’re passionate about Venice, history, or community-led initiatives, this is a conversation not to miss.👉 Listen now on your favorite platform — and don’t forget to follow Venice Talks for more stories from the heart of the lagoon.

Join us on Venice Talks as we dive deep into the story behind NoCDA (No Contributo D’Accesso a Venezia), the grassroots movement formed by Venetians standing against the controversial tourist access fee.In this episode, Monica interviews Alessandro Tonin, the creator of the NoCDA website and the visionary mind rallying locals to protect Venice’s accessibility and spirit.Key topics covered in this episode:Origins and motivations behind NoCDA: why this group was createdAlessandro Tonin’s personal journey and vision for Venice’s futureThe impact of the tourist access fee on Venetians and visitors alikeAlternative ideas for sustainable tourism without access feesThe power of local activism and citizen voices in shaping policyHow Venetians see their city evolving amid tourism pressuresWhether you live in Venice, love the city, or are curious about urban tourism challenges, this episode offers unique insights into a critical local debate.✨ Credits:Hosted by Monica CesaratoProduced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire MediaGuest: Alessandro Tonin, creator of NoCDADon’t forget to listen, subscribe, and share Venice Talks to stay connected with authentic stories from the heart of Venice.

In this fascinating new episode of Venice Talks, we dive deep into the rich history and artistry of Murano glass with Michele Zampedri, a renowned historian and expert on the subject from Vivarini srl, a amous furnace in Murano. Michele shares insights into the centuries-old traditions, unique techniques, and the evolution of Murano glass, a symbol of Venetian craftsmanship.Whether you’re a lover of art, history, or just curious about the allure of Murano glass, this episode is a must-listen!Key Highlights:The journey of Murano glass from its origins to todayThe distinctive techniques that make Murano glass unique, including filigrana and murrineHow Murano glass influenced contemporary art and designThe challenges facing Murano glassmakers in the modern worldPreserving the heritage of this timeless craftInsights into the relationship between Murano glassmakers and the island of Murano todayDon't miss this insightful conversation!✨ Credits:Hosted by Monica CesaratoProduced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire MediaGuest: Michele Zampedri, Ceo Artigianato Muranese srl, part of Vivarini srl.Be sure to subscribe and follow to Venice Talks for more in-depth stories from the heart of Venice.

In this exciting new episode of Venice Talks, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Leontine Hamer, the creative mind behind the Venice Dress Up Experience. This incredible experience allows you to step into the world of Venetian history by dressing up in stunning, meticulously crafted costumes that transport you to a different time.I had the chance to take part in the experience myself, and let me tell you—I absolutely loved it! From the moment I donned the Venetian attire, I felt like I was living in another era, surrounded by the beauty and elegance of Venice’s past.In this episode, we dive into the magic of these transformations and how they allow visitors to connect with Venice in such a unique and memorable way. Leontine shares her passion for Venetian history, the incredible artistry behind each costume, and the unforgettable experiences people can have by immersing themselves in the city’s rich culture.Keynotes from the episode:A passion for Venetian history: How Leontine has turned her love for Venice’s past into a way to bring visitors closer to its traditions.The transformative experience: A deep dive into the joy of stepping into the roles of Venetian nobility, aristocrats, or even characters from Carnival.Costumes as works of art: The craftsmanship, attention to detail, and love that go into each costume, creating a true Venetian experience.Creating lasting memories: How the Venice Dress Up Experience is reshaping how people interact with the city's culture and history.The spirit of Venice Carnival: A look into how these costumes are central to the vibrant and colorful celebrations of Venice Carnival, and why they’re so much more than just costumes—they’re pieces of Venetian magic.✨ Credits:Hosted by Monica CesaratoProduced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire MediaGuest: Leontine Hamer from Venice Dress Up ExperienceDon’t miss out on this incredible experience! Be sure to subscribe and follow for more amazing stories and episodes of Venice Talks. 🎭💫

In this episode of Venice Talks, Monica sits down with Samantha Wilson, the founder of Smart Move Italy, to discuss the realities of moving and living in Italy. With years of experience helping expats transition smoothly, Samantha shares her expertise on navigating bureaucracy, finding a home, and embracing Italian culture. Whether you're dreaming of relocating or already making Italy your home, this episode is packed with invaluable insights.Key Notes:Samantha Wilson’s background and the inspiration behind Smart Move ItalyCommon challenges expats face when moving to ItalyNavigating Italian bureaucracy: visas, residency, and permitsFinding a home and settling into daily lifeCultural adjustments and tips for integrating into Italian lifeSmart Move Italy’s services and how they support expatsSamantha’s top advice for those considering a move to Italy✨ Credits:Hosted by Monica CesaratoProduced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire MediaGuest: Samantha Wilson from Smart Move Italy🔔 Subscribe to Venice Talks and follow us for more stories about life in Venice and beyond!

In this episode of Venice Talks, Monica explores Mano a Mano, an inspiring initiative that bridges tradition and innovation in Venetian craftsmanship. Joining us are Michela Canzi Babini, Director of The Place of Wonders Foundation, and Alain Bullo, Maitre de Maison & General Manager of Londra Palace Venezia, to discuss how this project supports artisans, preserves heritage, and enhances the cultural experience for visitors.Key topics:🔹 The mission of The Place of Wonders Foundation and its impact on Italian artisans🔹 How Mano a Mano selects and mentors Venetian craftmakers🔹 The role of Londra Palace Venezia in supporting local craftsmanship🔹 Challenges and successes in reviving traditional techniques🔹 The future of Venetian artisanship in a globalized world ✨ Credits:Hosted by Monica CesaratoProduced by Monica Cesarato, Sentire MediaGuest: Michela Canzi Babini, Director of The Place of Wonders Foundation, and Alain Bullo, Maitre de Maison & General Manager of Londra Palace Venezia🎧 Tune in now to discover how Mano a Mano is keeping Venice’s artistic soul alive!🔔 Subscribe & follow Venice Talks to never miss an episode!