Venice are undoubtedly one of the most exciting settlements created by mankind. An architectural and art-historical gem that has inspired artists, dreamers and lovers from all over the world for centuries.

That's why, in the last decade, it has been struggling with a tourist glut that threatens to irreparably destroy this monument of human genius. Local authorities have announced that starting this summer, they will radically limit the number of day tourists, who will also have to pay an entrance fee.

If you don't manage to see them live before the summer, Monday's lecture will be Darje Povse perfect for soaking up the beauty of a city on the water.

A few words will certainly be dedicated to the famous art biennial, at which Slovenia is represented this year. Marko Jakše, and the curator of the Slovenian pavilion is Celjan, Dr. Robert Simonišek.

We'll meet, as usual, on Monday, May 9, at 5:30 p.m. in the Study Reading Room.

You are welcome!