During Milan Design Week 2022, MUMAC organized the “Heritage and design behind coffee machines” panel discussion in which professionals in Italian culture and design, moderated by Patrick Abbattista, Founder & CEO of Design Wanted, gathered at the ADI Design Museum, the heart of Italian design history, to discuss how style, design and innovation are increasingly […]
The present requires care in the archaic sense of responsibility for how we regard today in order to face tomorrow. We lived through months of lack: lack of normality, lack of contact, lack of simple acts like chatting over coffee. However, we have learned, thanks to the lack of these things, to appreciate what is present, especially when it demonstrates intention and participation, because it becomes a real tribute to the res publica.
A focus on #MuseoCity, #PausaCaffé, #stayathome, #museoinvisibile, #museodiffuso and much more. Because #culturedoesn’tstop. Rather, museums are curating the city, taking steps online to counter the lockdown with “openups” for all tastes and ages.
By – Margherita Pogliani –
If you want to start the New Year as you mean to go on then sit down with us and a nice coffee and enjoy the first digital tour of 2021 in an enveloping and unexpected place.
From 28th September to 10th October, the Italian design industry is back in the limelight, opening
once again to the public, while adapting to the current situation.
No closing time or opening hours: many of Milan’s museums have continued to remain virtually open via Pausa Caffè MuseoCity.
New insights into Mumac’s historical archive
Generators of experiences, culture and knowledge are comparable to genuine
growth accelerators. For people and society.
By – Donatella Brunazzi –
Stendhal wrote that “the Teatro alla Scala is the city’s drawing room”, but “the city’s café” would also have been appropriate given the catalytic role that the opera house has always played in Milanese social life.
By – Carlo e Giovanna Castiglioni –
