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intOndo Magazine
Sail4th 250: New York celebrates the 250 anniversary of the USA
From July 3 to 8, the largest naval parade in New York's history will take place in the city's harbor. Among the highlights will be the flagship of the Italian Navy, the Italian training ship Amerigo Vespucci.
Welcome to MUMAC, the coffee machine museum
intOndo's takes a journey into the most original vintage destinations. This time we picked the largest institution dedicated to the coffee ritual, a museum which contains a century of Italian entrepreneurial history.
PoMo: The New Museum Reshaping the Scandinavian Art Scene
In February 2025, one of Northern Europe’s most exciting new cultural spaces opened in Trondheim: PoMo Museum, a museum dedicated to modern and contemporary art with the ambition of bringing major international artists to the heart of Scandinavia.
Inside Warhol’s Silver Factory
“Silver was the future, it was spacy – the astronauts wore silver suits… And silver was also the past, the Silver Screen – Hollywood actresses photographed in silver sets. And maybe more than anything, silver was narcissism – mirrors were backed with silver.” Designer Ben Kelly, chair of interior and spatial design at University of the Arts London
Cabinets of Wonders: the visiting card of the curious
Surprise, wonder and curiosity were what the owners of these original furnishings wanted to inspire in their guests as they opened their doors. Treasures from all over the world were hidden in the magnificent cabinets of the mansions of explorers and nobles who wanted to demonstrate their knowledge.
Dealing in Splendour. A History of the European Art Market
For all those passionate about art history, collecting, and the art market, the major new exhibition Dealing in Splendour. A History of the European Art Market is a must-see. Hosted in the sumptuous rooms of the Liechtenstein Garden Palace in Vienna, the exhibition offers a unique overview of the mechanisms that shaped the European art market from the ancient world through to the nineteenth century.
5 tips from the Theory of Color
Some ideas have an extremely practical and tangible application, among them the theory of colours which has a centuries-old history. Art meets science in the study of colors which was first translated by Isaac Newton (1642-1727) into the color disk scheme, then investigated and theorized by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832) and more recently defined by Johannes Itten (1888-1967), one of the first Bauhaus professors. Find here our 5 basic tips on how to use it.
