On the occasion of the reopening of the Florence Biennale Internazionale dell'Antiquariato this week, we at ARTE Generali, have the pleasure to raise our glasses 🥂✨ with the people of Florence to the return of the city’s art week for the first time since the pandemic.
 
We feel so proud to be this year's main sponsor of the 32nd Biennale Internazionale dell'Antiquariato di Firenze (BIAF) for the first time. We also had the opportunity to visit several exhibitions at #BIAF 2022 in Florence, whose charm of the exhibition lies in the city itself as an exhibition space with the centrepiece in Palazzo Corsini and a rich cultural program spread throughout the city of Florence.
 
Italo Carli, Head of ARTE Generali Italy: "We are very proud to have the role as the main partner. In this case at BIAF where you have this complexity not only when it comes to the beautiful artworks here, but also in the place here in which the artworks are displayed. We are talking about a palace built in the 16th century, one of the city's most stunning palaces with its complexities that needs to be taken into account when insuring any such matter".
 
The Biennale Internazionale dell'Antiquariato di Firenze is considered one of the most important international events for Italian art 🇮🇹 🖌️.

👉The Biennale can be visited till October 2nd, 2022 at Palazzo Corsini
👉Find out more at: www.biaf.it/

The 32nd edition of the Florence Biennale Internazionale dell'Antiquariato is just about to begin! After 3 years, with more than 80 antique dealers from Italy and abroad, the fair finally opens its doors again!
 
The Biennale Internazionale dell'Antiquariato di Firenze (BIAF) is considered one of the main international events for Italian art. As art specialists, we at ARTE Generali have a particular view on the protection of art and cultural heritage. This is why we feel proud and committed to our role as the main sponsor of the 32nd Biennale Internazionale dell'Antiquariato di Firenze (BIAF) for the very first time.

Watch our short teaser interview below with Fabrizio Moretti, Secretary Geneal of BIAF, and our Head of Arte Generali Italy, Italo Carli. 🎙️

From September 24 - October 2, we look forward to welcoming you at Palazzo Corsini, Florence 📌

Find out more at: www.biaf.it/

New synergies are opening up for ARTE Generali that will allow us to expand our range of products and services for our distribution partners, corporate clients, and private collectors. With the new organization in place, ARTE Generali is now part of Generali’s Global Business Lines, headed by Jean-Laurent Granier, CEO of Generali France. We thank Giovanni Liverani, now appointed CEO of Germany, Austria and Switzerland, for his crucial role in the creation, development, and early success of ARTE Generali.
 
Last week in Paris, during our official kick-off, our CEO Jean Gazançon commented on the new formation: “I want to personally thank Giovanni Liverani, he has been an incredible sponsor, taking us from five presentation slides to operational reality across the globe, and his great persistent support, especially during challenging times like the pandemic. Now with Jean-Laurent Granier, we are entering into a new phase with a strong focus on our international development and the speed of our growth working very closely with our friends of GCNC in bringing our products to all our international clients worldwide”.
 
We at ARTE Generali look forward to a great, successful future

United to protect the world's cultural heritage 💪♻️
 
Real art is unique and cannot be replaced in the event of destruction. Climate change ♻️ and related natural events pose a growing risk to our cultural heritage.
 
In our video you can see how we will face this challenge in this strong community.
 
We at ARTE Generali, together with Mazzini Lab Società Benefit and the Università per Stranieri di Perugia as well as the Donau-Universität Krems - Rechtswissenschaften und Internationale Beziehungen and the ITAM in the Czech Republic, aim to identify and reduce the negative impacts of climate change on cultural heritage.
 
✅ Natural events caused by climate change are increasingly affecting the cultural heritage of our society
✅ Transnational Erasmus+ project CHARISMA combines knowledge from different research fields to reduce risks to works of art
✅ Research creates a basis for training specialized risk managers in the field of art insurance
 
👇For more information, please visit the website:
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