Hotel Des Artistes Rome Travel Guide

Old school still rocks!

Deep Purple, the band that has made ​​the history of rock, after two years of absence from the stage, will perform on July 22, 2013  at the Hippodromo delle  Capannelle here in Rome

There is also a lot of waiting for their new album, their first in eight years since the successful “Rapture of the Deep.” The album recordings have brought the band to close the studio for much of the last  year, bringing the painful decision to give up the summer tour of 2012.

The title of the new album has not yet been revealed, but the statements of vocalist Ian Gillan and guitarist Steve Morse suggest a record that will leave a mark. Morse makes it clear that the same could be one of the latest in the band’s studio. The eight years that separate  “Rapture of the Deep” allowed the English education to tap into a multitude of material written in this period. Therefore legitimate to expect a work worthy of the best Deep Purple.

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There are few singers as talented and enigmatic as Leonard Cohen and whose work keeps eliciting so much interest after a career that spans more tha 40 years.

Mr Cohen was already an accomplished poet when his first record, The Songs of Leonard Cohen, saw the light in 1967 and indeed his attitudes towards art and fame are more those of a writer or a mystic poet that those of a rockstar. A New Yorker’s recent review of one of his performances portrayed him as an elder sage, not singing but uttering words with a voice that told itself stories through timbre and emphasys only.

mr Cohen will be performing at the Centrale Live Foro Italico July 7, 2013 at 21:00 PM. To get there from Yes Hotel or Hotel Des Artistes,  take the Bus 910 from the station Termini and get off at the stop ” LGT THAON DI REVEL/FORO ITALICO”; then follow this map.

For the first time in Rome  you can enjoy the world of chocolate: Ciok in Rome, from February 9 to March 10

Is start in rome  by appointment from 9 February to 14 March with Ciok in Rome, the first Roman event entirely dedicated to chocolate.

Scheduled at the Montemartini, in Ostiense, introduces us to the magical world of chocolate in all its facets, from history to craft production, its representations in art and cinema to the traditions of the great companies

The typical post-industrial atmosphere of the Ostiense, celebrated by the cinema and the artists, will be the backdrop to the “Chocolate Factory” recreated the premises of the “Central Montemartini John”, a unique example of industrial archeology.

Ciok in Rome is an exhibition through which artisans, businesses, shops, associations, producers have to the general public for the first time involved in an amazing project come to life thanks to which synergies, business relationships and new business. It ‘a village with attention to every detail, for an itinerary that, through the great Italian tradition, reaching regional markets, celebrating the pride of the most important culinary traditions of Italy.

Pralines, tablets, sculptures, teddy bears, mugs of hot chocolate without the calories here is the most popular delicacies not to be missed during the gourmet event.

Exhibition February   9 to 14 of February 2013
- The artisans and the master chocolatiers -

Free entrance
Hours:

Saturday 09/02
Opening hours 12:30
Hours open to the public 12:30 to 22:00

Sunday  10/02

Monday 11/02

Wednesday 13/02

Tuesday 12/02 and

Valentine’s Day Thursday 14/02
10:00 to 22:00

MontemartiniVia Ostiense 106 – 00154 Rome

So there is no way to miss this greats events! Contact us through our websites or Hotel Des Artistes to make a booking

There is not much to say when we talk about Le Corbusier, the man was a genius who pushed the boundaries of art and architecture.With the exhibition “L’Italia di Le Corbusier” (”Ler Corbusier’s Italy), the museum MAXXI pays homage to this indisputable figure of modern architecture.

Sketches, paintings, photographs and watercolors arranged on wooden panels positioned into the pages of a book to read and follow Le Corbusier’s artistic evolution.

The material displayed covers themes such as Michelangelo and Palladio in the period between 1907 and 1922 , comparisons with the works of Carrà, Morandi and Severini, the relationship with the rationalist architecture , Figini, Pollini the  interest for the arts after World War II,  the design of the new hospital Venice and the Center Olivetti Calculation of Rho.

An exhibition that is a true journey through the oeuvre of an artist who has marked his time and that of posterity.

MAXXI Museum

Via Guido Reni, 4 (Red subway line, station Flaminio + Tram 2)

Timetable: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday from 11:00 to 19:00, Saturday from 11:00 to 22:00

Prices: 11 euros , 8 euro riduced

It appears that being the son or daughter of a famous artists isn’t easy, that’s why we don’t find in art many examples of artistic dinasties. One the happy exceptions are the Bruegels, a family of Flemish painters whose work will be on display at the Chiostro del Bramante Museum until June 3, 2013.

The exhibition follows  the four generations of Bruegels drawing a parallel beetwen their artistic evolution and the  vicisitudes of their personal lives. To the contemporary eye the work of the Bruegel dinasty might appear odd at times; it uses the same moralistic and sometimes grotesque perspective used by Hyeronimus Bosch, a contemporary of the Bruegels whose surreal slant is greatly appreciated by modern painters.

The Chiostro del Bramante is open everyday from 10:00 until 20:00 (until 21:00 Saturdays and Sundays). To reach the museum from Yes Hotel or Hotel Des Artistes, go to the station Termini, take the bus 64 for for 10 stops and then get off at Corso Vittorio Emanuele/ Navona.