Cultural review<\/p>\n
LIBeRI – The Library is open<\/i> <\/b>are three thematic reviews, to accompany the return home of the Civic Library of Belluno. After LIBeRI in the woods<\/i> and LIBeRI in the body<\/i>, the last (?) journey arrives, we set sail for Mars. LIBeRI on Mars<\/i> <\/b>will take place from September 6 to 14, 2025.<\/p>\n
ConstellAzione!<\/u> <\/b>– Sunday, September 14 at 11:00 AM, Palazzo Crepadona – LABORATORY
A workshop, a table, and a moment to listen to the voices of citizens<\/i><\/p>\n
What happens when the inhabitants of the city sit at a table to discuss spaces for everyone and by everyone? Voices, proposals, and commitment to feel, remain, and return as protagonists of public spaces.<\/p>\n
Free entry <\/u><\/p>\n
MARS ATTACKS!<\/u><\/b> – Sunday, September 14 at 3:00 PM, Palazzo Fulcis – LABORATORY
An artistic workshop with the Martians of Dino Buzzati, for astronauts aged 10 to 14. Curated by Marta Farina.<\/i><\/p>\n
What will the Martians arriving in Belluno in 2025 look like, and what shape will they take? Let’s discover it together during the artistic and creative workshop that includes direct and playful experimentation with various techniques and materials!<\/p>\n
Free entry <\/u><\/p>\n
HOW TO LIVE ON MARS WILL HELP US LIVE BETTER ON EARTH<\/u> <\/b>– Sunday, September 14 at 5:00 PM, Palazzo Crepadona – SHOW
A space show, with feet on Earth (ages 12 and up). By and with Adrian Fartade @adrianfartade<\/i><\/p>\n
As we plan returns to the Moon, missions, and relocations to Mars, it is worth asking ourselves whether how<\/i><\/i> we do it is sustainable, what the impact will be for the future, and how the exploration of other worlds could be a way to radically transform the way we live on Earth. Questions and especially answers that could prove to be the first step towards other planets, but also towards another way of living on \u201cours.\u201d<\/p>\n
Adrian Fartade, a graduate in History and Philosophy and a theater actor, deals with the history of astronomy and is a science communicator – on Facebook and YouTube (Link4universe), on radio, on TV, at school, or in theater. Among his books, Barefoot on Mars<\/i><\/i>, How to Catch an Asteroid<\/i><\/i> and Apollo Believe it. A space game book.<\/i><\/i><\/p>\n
Free entry<\/u><\/p>\n
ASTRONAUTS AND SHARKS<\/u><\/b> – Sunday, September 14 at 8:00 PM, Spazio Ex – Casa delle Arti – SHOW by Tib Teatro with Nuova Society
With or without gravity, here on Earth<\/i><\/p>\n
Shark is a show; it is a metaphor that tells how <\/b><\/b>it is easier to <\/i><\/i>defend against an evident danger rather than something latent; it is a human dialogue between the beauty and creativity of people. All of them. Astronauts are them, the protagonists of the workshop created by Tib Teatro and Nuova Societ\u00e0, supported by the ULSS 1 Dolomiti Company.<\/p>\n
Free entry<\/u><\/p>\n
SHUTTLESCOPE-80 SPACECRAFT<\/u><\/b> – Sunday, September 14 at 9:00 PM, Spazio ex quenched by Casa dei Beni Comuni and fed by EXPRIMO restaurant
Audio-visual performance by Mauro Sommavilla, Andrea Mole Riva and Matteo Stocco<\/i><\/p>\n
ShuttleScope-80 Navicella Terra<\/i><\/i><\/p>\n
The race for space increasingly resembles the colonial push of centuries ago, a thrust towards the unknown with the only certainty of landing in new deposits of capital, building spheres of wealth that are exponentially larger, suffocating, heavy, distant.
And looking up we avoid looking down. We dream of terraforming celestial bodies, unable to save the blue globe that hosts us and has been ferrying us into outer space for billions of years.<\/p>\n
Our way of saying goodbye, quenched by Casa dei Beni Comuni and fed by the space food of EXPRIMO restaurant.<\/i><\/i><\/p>\n
Free entry <\/u><\/p>\n