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Read moreWhile the city of Florence, Cradle of the Renaissance, is preparing to welcome the 33rd edition of the Biennale Internazionale dell’Antiquariato di Firenze, BIAF, (International Biennale of Antiques) from 28th September to 6th October 2024, the European School of Economics (ESE) Florence centre is proud to announce its newly established partnership with BIAF.
This prestigious event is a cornerstone for the international collection of fine antiques, attracting over 28,000 visitors from around the world to the city of Florence. Amidst this grandeur, ESE Florence’s partnership with BIAF promises to be an educational and cultural experience for its students, faculty and staff. The collaboration underscores ESE’s commitment to integrating practical, real-world experiences into its academic programmes.
The BIAF is renowned for its rigorous selection of the world’s finest ancient art galleries. The biennial event transforms Florence into a hub of artistic excellence with a diverse cultural programme and numerous awards. Collectors, dealers and art enthusiasts flock to the city to admire and acquire rare and precious artworks, making BIAF an essential event in the art world calendar.
Benefits of ESE Florence’s partnership with BIAF:
The ESE Florence campus will serve as a venue for various BIAF-related events, creating a vibrant cultural atmosphere and enhancing the educational environment, as well as creating opportunities for networking in the art management field.
By leveraging the opportunities presented by BIAF, ESE Florence can offer unique educational benefits that align with its mission of providing a practical and immersive learning environment. This collaboration not only enriches the lives of students, professors and staff, but also strengthens the bond between the academic world and the international art community.
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