{"id":19291,"date":"2020-01-29T12:22:13","date_gmt":"2020-01-29T11:22:13","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.veneziadavivere.com\/?p=19291"},"modified":"2020-10-28T01:23:40","modified_gmt":"2020-10-28T00:23:40","slug":"a-day-with-venezia-da-vivere-to-discover-the-artisan-shops-in-venice","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.veneziadavivere.com\/en\/a-day-with-venezia-da-vivere-to-discover-the-artisan-shops-in-venice\/","title":{"rendered":"A day with Venezia da Vivere to discover the artisan shops in Venice"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Beautiful, sustainable and for Venice: our craftsmanship. Discover the artisans and printed art shops, publishing houses, graphic studios and hidden workshops in Venice.<\/h2>\n

Here is our third itinerary that goes through our craft shops, the true essence of Venice. An opportunity to support our craftsmen and to discover the ancient trades.<\/p>\n

#StandForVenice<\/strong> is the theme for a series of free events and walks to discover the traditional and creative Venice<\/strong>, organized by Veneziadavivere together with IgersVenezia<\/strong>, the community of Venetian Instagramers<\/strong>.
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Small Caps<\/h3>\n

An atelier \/ laboratory \/ art gallery part of a graphic design studio that offers visual communication and passionate creativity. They know how to tell a project, a fact, a place with a single image. Ironic and poetic, their creations are small colored haiku that enchant.<\/p>\n

Their stunning copyrighted posters are printed as serigraphs and reproduced in a limited edition; in a space open to everybody, pinned with cards, nibs, matrices for printing, color proofs and emotional objects.<\/p>\n

A group of old-school graphic designers who know how to combine digital and hand-made skills, have a cult for typography, writing, letter shape, pressure printing or calligraphy.<\/p>\n

Small Caps – Dorsoduro<\/strong>, Calle de L\u2019Avogaria 1610
\nTel. +39 340 6461841 +39 339 5326700
\nhola@smallcaps.it<\/a>
\nwww.smallcaps.it<\/a>
\nInstagram<\/a> and Facebook<\/a><\/p>\n

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Lunardelli Venice<\/h3>\n

Hidden in the foundations of the Venetian narrow streets and buildings, the wood supports Venice, marks the waterways throughout the lagoon, offers docking for boats and it also was the raw material for the great seafaring vocation of the Serenissima. Ductile and alive, it is the ideal companion for a journey in search of the perfect shape.
\nLunardelli Venice<\/a><\/strong> was born from the experience of Lunardelli est. 1967, an historical company specialized in woodworking: here the very young Angelo Lunardelli made his first experiences working in buildings of a great historical value.<\/p>\n

The new brand produces now objects that express the soul of Venice and the high quality of the Italian craftsmanship, in an evolved technological and commercial context.<\/p>\n

Historical know-how combines wood with other noble materials, while the tradition of the highest quality craftsmanship is reinterpreted by the contemporary approach of the designers and artisans<\/strong>, called to experiment with the digital technologies paying always attention to sustainability.<\/p>\n

Believing in the principles of sustainability and ecology that guided their previous experiences, the founders of Lunardelli Venezia pay attention to all the environmental aspects at every stage of their production process.<\/p>\n

Lunardelli Venice – Santa Croce<\/strong>, Calle Seconda del Cristo 2210\u00b0
\nTel. +39 0421 67222
\ninfo@lunardellivenezia.net<\/a>
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\nInstagram<\/a> and Facebook<\/a><\/p>\n

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Ellemme graphics<\/h3>\n

Grafiche Ellemme<\/strong> is one of the most loved Venetian art print shops in the city, which continues the tradition of Aldo Manuzio and uses traditional Heidelberg<\/strong> printing machines for posters, letterheads, postcards, ex libris and other wonderful paper things. Support the shop<\/a><\/p>\n

Created by Michele Costantini<\/strong> and Luca Valonta<\/strong>, artists and master printers, the Venezia Stampa<\/strong> project promotes local painters and artists. For their strength in the face of the damage suffered on November 12th, their shop has become a symbol of resilience.<\/p>\n

Grafiche Ellemme – Santa Croce<\/strong>, Campo Santa Maria Mater Domini 2173
\nTel. +39 041 715455
\nVenezia Stampa<\/a>
\nInstagram<\/a> and Facebook<\/a><\/p>\n

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Doppio Fondo<\/h3>\n

An artistic and cultural association founded in 2014 in Venice has created DoppioFondo, an art printing laboratory and independent publishing house.
\nIn the association, a collective of creatives organizes workshops, artist residences and artistic projects<\/strong>, and offers its members the opportunity to share the laboratory and equipment.<\/p>\n

DoppioFondo – Santa Croce<\/strong>, Old List of Bari 1256
\nVanessa Milan 0039.3402776813
\nTitian Hello 0039.3204835358
\ndoppiofondofondo@gmail.com<\/a>
\nwww.doppiofondo.org<\/a>
\nInstagram<\/a> and Facebook<\/a><\/p>\n

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Le F\u00f3rcole<\/h3>\n

One of the craft activities necessary for the life of Venice since its origins has been the one of the rem\u00e8r: oars builders have always been indispensable to the everyday life of a city born on water. To move on the water, the oar rests on the f\u00f3rcola<\/strong>, which from a working tool has now become an admirable sculpture of a thousand forms.<\/p>\n

Builders of f\u00f3rcole and rem\u00e8ri and custodians of this ancient art are Saverio Pastor<\/strong>, Giuseppe Carli<\/strong>, the king of f\u00f3rcole, Gino Fossetta<\/strong>, the wizard of the oars. Each piece is unique<\/strong>, and each object is made with the customers in mind: through their work and their laboratory Le f\u00f3rcole<\/a> keep alive the traditions inherited from the masters.<\/p>\n

Le F\u00f3rcole – Dorsoduro<\/strong>, Fondamenta Soranzo 341 (near the Zattere and the Peggy Guggenheim Collection)
\nTel. 041 5225699
\nsavepastor@libero.it<\/a>
\nwww.forcole.com<\/a><\/p>\n

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Fallani Venice<\/h3>\n

The industrial spaces in Venice are magical; their walls tell the story of the city’s artisan. Fallani<\/strong> artistic screen-printing laboratory, created in 1968 by Fiorenzo Fallani is at Fondamente Nuove.
\nSerigraphy – from the Latin “seri” (silk) and from the Greek “gr\u00e0phein” (to write) – consists in passing the color through the fabric and printing on any material and with any ink. A great expressive technique, fully versatile, particularly suitable for pop art<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

In 1970 Fiorenzo directed the Experimental Laboratory of the Italian Pavilion of the XXXV Venice Art Biennale<\/strong> and since 1978 he has been holding the chair of Serigraphy at the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice<\/strong>, where he taught until 1992. Since then, for dozens of international artists his laboratory has been a place to experiment new pathways, and Fiorenzo Fallani and his son Gianpaolo has been the ideal interpreters to connect with.<\/p>\n

Chronicles from a submerged city<\/a><\/em><\/strong> is a solidarity initiative born from the idea of \u200b\u200bAndrea Da Villa<\/strong> and Chiara Masiero Sgrinzatto<\/strong> to support Venetian trades after the high tide of 12 November.<\/p>\n

Important illustrators such as Bruno Bozzetto<\/strong>, Ale Giorgini<\/strong>, Riccardo Guasco<\/strong>, Franco Matticchio<\/strong>, Andy Rementer<\/strong>, Jacopo Rosati<\/strong>, Guido Scarabottolo<\/strong>, Lucio Schiavon<\/strong> and Olimpia Zagnoli<\/strong> have created and donated graphics representing Venice.<\/p>\n

The graphics are available to pre-order on fallanivenezia.bigcartel.com<\/a> in a limited edition of 50 copies, numbered and signed by the artists. They can be purchased individually or by folder.
\nThe two photos of the screen printing are by Laila Pozzo and Stefano Maniero.<\/em><\/p>\n

Fallani Venice – Cannaregio<\/strong> 5001 \/ A
\nTel. +39 335 5851689
\ninfo@fallanivenezia.com<\/a>
\nwww.fallanivenezia.com<\/a>
\nInstagram<\/a> e Facebook<\/a><\/p>\n

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Il Forcolaio Matto<\/h3>\n

After studying Astronomy, Piero Dri<\/strong> begun to frequent Paolo Brandolisio workshop, a skilled master rem\u00e8r, already a pupil of the great Giuseppe Carli, committed to rediscover an ancient craft and feeling proud of being Venetian. The fourth and the youngest rem\u00e8r in Venice, in 2013 he opened his own shop and produced oars and pitchforks for the nearby gondoliers of S.Sofia, for the sailors and for the city oars.<\/p>\n

Piero offers now rowing as an alternative way of seeing and experiencing the city of Venice.<\/strong> A healthy, intelligent and low-cost way of getting around and discovering the secrets and the most hidden corners of the city.<\/p>\n

The Forcolaio Matto – Cannaregio<\/strong>, Branch of the Goose 4231
\nTel. +39 041 8778823
\ninfo@ilforcolaiomatto.it<\/a>
\nwww.ilforcolaiomatto.it<\/a>
\nInstagram<\/a> e Facebbok<\/a><\/p>\n

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Mario Berta Battiloro<\/h3>\n

The processing of gold leaves<\/strong> is an ancient art that was taken to the lagoon from Byzantium. Gold is worked with heavy hammers with about 30 thousand hammer blows. Only if the beating takes place by hand the gold atoms do not change, and so after about eight hours of work, the gold leaf is obtained.<\/p>\n

Maestro Marino Menegazzo<\/strong> is the last goldsmith<\/strong> in the lagoon and his company Mario Berta Battiloro carries on the ancient family craft that began back in 1926 in their historic artisan workshop.<\/p>\n

Mario Berta Battiloro – Cannaregio<\/strong> 5182
\nTel. 041 5222802
\ninfo@berta-battiloro.com<\/a>
\nwww.berta-battiloro.com<\/a>
\nInstagram<\/a> e Facebook<\/a><\/p>\n

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Plum Plum Creations<\/h3>\n

Arianna is a Venetian girl who preserves the ancient art of printing in Venice in her art studio, where it is possible to find chalcographic engravings, dry-points, linocut, watercolors and drawings<\/strong>. Venice is her source of inspiration and she is committed to let everyone know that craftsmanship in Venice is alive and stronger than ever.<\/p>\n

With great pleasure of her participants and supporters Arianna organizes press demonstrations in her welcoming atelier.<\/p>\n

Plum plum creations – Fondamenta dei Ormesini<\/strong> – Cannaregio 2681
\nTel. +39 041 4765404
\ninfo@plumplumcreations.com<\/a>
\nwww.plumplumcreations.com<\/a>
\nInstagram<\/a> e Facebook\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n

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And to end the walk? Let’s go to SullaLuna<\/h2>\n

SullaLuna Bistro and Library<\/h3>\n

By the Fondamenta della Misericordia we will find SullaLuna: an independent bookshop and bistro<\/strong>. On the grandmother tables you can see scholars, readers and children, comics, illustrated books, graphic novels, cookbooks, and many children’s books<\/strong>. At the counter, organic sweets and biscuits, tea and infusions, vegan dishes<\/strong>, natural wines and Lunatico prosecco<\/strong> produced in their own winery. Creativity workshops are organised for the little ones.<\/p>\n

SullaLuna Venice – Cannaregio<\/strong>, Fondamenta della Misericordia 2535
\nTel. +39 041 722924
\nInstagram<\/a>\u00a0e Facebook<\/a><\/p>\n

The first photo of SullaLuna is by the courtesy of Nicoletta Fornaro<\/a>, a very interesting Venetian food blogger and photographer. The cover photo, Lunardelli, is by Laura Scarpa.<\/em><\/p>\n

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