From 17 to 19 September, Rome's grandest exhibition hall hosts three days of light installations by day and DJ sets until late, with free daytime entry. a fitting label for three days in which the 19th-century building on Via Nazionale becomes both gallery and dancefloor.
From 17 to 19 September, Rome's grandest exhibition hall hosts three days of light installations by day and DJ sets until late, with free daytime entry.
a fitting label for three days in which the 19th-century building on Via Nazionale becomes both gallery and dancefloor.
The visual side of the programme, billed as the Art Takeover, is the work of Quiet Ensemble, the Rome-based studio known for its research into light, technology and sensory perception.
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From 17 to 19 September, Rome's grandest exhibition hall hosts three days of light installations by day and DJ sets until late, with free daytime entry. a fitting label for three days in which the 19th-century building on Via Nazionale becomes both gallery and dancefloor. The visual side of the programme, billed as the Art Takeover, is the work of Quiet Ensemble, the Rome-based studio known for its research into light, technology and sensory perception.
For full programme and tickets see mageia.it.
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