A digital exhibition which, hosted in the museum space completely reconfigured for the occasion, explores Truffaut’s cinema and the female world that runs through his entire work. The exhibition, with free entry, will remain on the program until August 10th, only in the evening.
The exhibition is a paradise of female beauty, as Fellini (The City of Women), an author adored by Truffaut, would have wanted: a spring anthology of legs, a large bouquet of ‘compass’, young, straight, well-shaped.
On the 40th anniversary of Truffaut’s death (21 October 2024), the exhibition is a long parable: punctuated in his films by as many seductive parables of female charm. Compasses, those of Bernadette Lafont, in the first accessible short film, Les Mistons, compasses those of Fanny Ardant, her last great love, in Vivement dimanche! The exhibition retraces Truffaut’s entire cinema, setting in motion, with frames and a series of still images, the legs of his female firmament, from Catherine Deneuve to Jeanne Moreau, from Isabelle Adjani to Françoise Dorléac.
During the evening, the exhibition catalogue, I compassi del mondo, published by Cronopio Editore, will also be presented.
Thus the cultural narrative of the MAV/the Virtual Archaeological Museum of Herculaneum continues in beauty and inclusion which, a few hundred meters from the archaeological excavations of the ancient Herculaneum, represents a center of culture and technology applied to cultural heritage and communication among the most cutting-edge in Italy, thanks to the technological magic of the latest version MAV 5.0 – Virtual multiReality, the most advanced ever which, since October 2019, has radically revolutionized the way of living the cognitive experience of the virtual journey in life and in the splendor of the main archaeological areas of Pompeii, Herculaneum, Baia, Stabia and Capri, to better understand their past and beauty, in a preparatory journey to visiting the archaeological sites en plein air of the Campania region.
The use of the MAV museum, thanks to the initiative “The MAV exclusively for you”, through dedicated booking, can always take place exclusively for organized groups of up to 20 people, at a special entry cost, from Tuesday to Sunday, with the sole recommendation to stagger visits every hour.
The area open to the public will be the museum itinerary, the room for watching the 3D film on the eruption of Vesuvius and the holographic installation of the digital Siren.
MAV opening days and times:
The Museum will be open from Monday to Sunday from 10.00 to 18.00 (last entry).
You can make a reservation and purchase the ticket online at this link: https://www.museomav.it/prodotti/ticket-mav/
Entrance ticket cost Euro 11.00 adult
Entrance ticket cost Euro 9.00 up to 13 years, over 65, teachers
Free entry for children up to 5 years of age
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