Michelangelo Foundation
Homo Faber
Biennial
Guide
NextGen
The first edition of our Summer School Programme brought together some 50 participants of 16 nationalities. Participants, young artisans and designers had the chance to study craftsmanship around Europe and forge valuable connections with professionals and peers. Through seven short courses in France, Portugal and the United Kingdom, participants discovered savoir-faire outside their usual specialisation, helping them to broaden their horizons, fulfil their potential, and make cross-disciplinary connections that will benefit them as their careers develop.
Discover them below!
The first edition of our Summer School Programme brought together some 50 participants of 16 nationalities. Participants, young artisans and designers had the chance to study craftsmanship around Europe and forge valuable connections with professionals and peers. Through seven short courses in France, Portugal and the United Kingdom, participants discovered savoir-faire outside their usual specialisation, helping them to broaden their horizons, fulfil their potential, and make cross-disciplinary connections that will benefit them as their careers develop.
Discover them below!
Institute of Design, Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, Aubusson
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Vladimíra Maťašeová
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Vladimíra Maťašeová Vladimíra Maťašeová
Institute of Design, Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava
The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Aubusson
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Annika Maria Solbjørg Bohn
Escola Superior de Artes e Design de Caldas da Rainha (ESAD.CR), Lisbon
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Denise Santos
Faculty of Fine Arts - Universtiy of Porto (FBAUP), Lisbon
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Francisca Cardoso Patrocínio
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Francisca Cardoso Patrocínio Francisca Cardoso Patrocínio
Faculty of Fine Arts - Universtiy of Porto (FBAUP)
Scuola dell'Arte della Medaglia - IPZS S.p.A, Roma, Belle-île-en-Mer
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Cristina Benedetti
