Dolomiti Contemporanee e Progettoborca, with a piece by Gianluca D’incà Levis, are both included on the 70th issue of the historical cultural magazine “Il Calendario del Popolo”, from Sandro Teti Editing.

The issue’s title is “Industrail Archaeology – locations for art and culture“.
It develops in an overview of the Italian industrial heritage, dedicated to “those buildings that have been reconverted into cultural hubs, regenerating themselves in their productive and social function”.

“… from the Friuli to the Veneto Region to let G. D’incà Levis, creator and curator of Dolomiti Contemporanee, tell us, in the living Village, about how with Progettoborca, born from the collaboration with the Minoter-Cualbu group, current owner of the settlement, through contemporary art new life was given to the former Eni Village of Borca di Cadore, a visionary experiment of social architecture wanted by the enlightened businessman Enrico Mattei, and designed by Edoardo Gellner …“

Here a piece published on “Archeologia industriale”. [ITA]