In this episode of Venice Talks , Monica speaks with Laura from Maranteghe , a vintage and second-hand shop in Cannaregio where fashion becomes memory, identity and a small act of resistance. Founded by Miriam, Sara and Laura...
Venice is a city that moves on water. Every day, thousands of residents, workers, students and visitors step onto a vaporetto without always thinking about what happens behind that simple act of getting from one stop to anoth...
What does Venice smell like? In this episode of Venice Talks , Monica sits down with Joan Giacomin , Brand Ambassador for The Merchant of Venice , for a journey into the fragrant history of Venice. Together they explore how t...
In this episode of Venice Talks , Monica meets Shanti Ganesha , founder of Meracu , a contemporary leather workshop in Venice. We talk about the first moment leather felt like a language, the leap that led to opening a worksh...
In this episode of Venice Talks , Monica sits down with Bryan Brazeau , Academic Director of the Warwick Venice Centre , to talk about what happens when a university and a city begin to think together. We explore Venice not a...
In this episode of Venice Talks , Monica speaks with Sergio Vidal of Atelier Martina Vidal Venezia , a family atelier that has safeguarded the art of Burano lace for four generations. They talk about patience as a creative ac...
Beyond the Facade: Not Just Churches In this episode of Venice Talks , Monica Cesarato sits down with Monica Gambarotto for an informal conversation that drifts away from the usual itineraries and into a quieter Venice. Toget...
In this episode of Venice Talks , Monica Cesarato sits down with Matteo Seguso , Murano glass engraver, to explore the world of engraved glass, craftsmanship, and time. The conversation moves inside the workshop and the gestu...
Venice never stands still. It simply changes rhythm. In this episode of Venice Talks , Monica Cesarato sits down with Romena Brugnerotto to walk through Venice’s 2026 cultural calendar, one month at a time. From the first sig...