Visit to the Lino Tagliapietra’s gallery of works in Murano
Showcasing a selection of the most recent unique works and installations created by celebrated glass artist Lino Tagliapietra from 2000, the visit to the gallery allows participants to gain an insight into the finest art of glass in a single experience and offers the chance to buy an inimitable piece. Lino Tagliapietra, born in Murano in 1934 and precosiously talented, has began to work glass in the Murano factories when he was eleven and still keeps on experimenting. Since the late 70’s he is travelling the world to teach and demonstrate. His artworks are now exhibited in museums and galleries all around the world.
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Lino Tagliapietra
GlassblowerJourney of a lifetimeMaybe the most known Venetian glass blower and artist in the world, Lino Tagliapietra was born in 1934 in Murano, where the tradition of glassworking dates back to 1291. Precociously talented, he began to work as an apprentice at eleven and never stopped. Very curious and open-minded, at twenty-one he already was a “Maestro”. He worked for the most important glass factories and then on his own. An unstoppable experimenter, living in symbiosis with glass, he has had a crucial role in spreading the Venetian culture of glass in the world, namely in the USA, where he lives part of the year, also teaching and collaborating with artists and the scientists of the MIT. In his pieces, creativity, aesthetic qualities and prodigious technical skills are inseparable.
Audio guide
A free audio guide, available to stream from 10 April to 1 May, will enhance your experience of Homo Faber in Citta. Discover more about Venice, its crafts workshops and its heritage as a city of craftsmanship, to complement your personal tour.
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Things to know
- Guest requirements
Please stay informed about the latest Covid safety requirements in Venice and comply with any requests from the venues you visit, to ensure the safety of yourself and the participating artisans.
- When to arrive
Make sure you arrive on time at each venue (although no more than ten minutes early), to make the most of your experience and the artisan’s time. Please call the venue ahead of time if you are likely to be late.
- Cancellation policy
Please let us know if you wish to cancel your booking so that we may offer the opportunity to another visitor. Cancel or rebook directly on your account or via your confirmation or reminder email. If cancelling on the day of your event, kindly inform the venue by telephone.
