Venues


MOFAD - Museum of Food and Drink

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MOFAD - Museum of Food and Drink
MOFAD - Museum of Food and Drink

from Sep 26 to Sep 28

The Museum of Food and Drink (MOFAD) in Brooklyn, New York, is an educational nonprofit and interactive museum dedicated to exploring how food and beverages shape—and are shaped by—culture, politics, history, science, and economics. Founded by chef and food-science innovator Dave Arnold and guided by founding director Peter J. Kim, MOFAD brings “food as culture” to life through multi-sensory, participatory exhibits where visitors can taste, touch, smell, and interact. Past shows have explored Chinese-American restaurant history, Black American culinary traditions, and the science of flavor, and in 2024 MOFAD opened its new DUMBO location with the immersive exhibit Flavor: The World to Your Brain.

Boxes Art Museum

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Boxes Art Museum
Boxes Art Museum

from Sep 26 to Sep 28

The Songshan Lake Boxes Art Museum is a contemporary art museum in Dongguan operated by the Planning Group of the Oil Painting Department at Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts (GAFA). It serves as a public cultural hub—hosting exhibitions, educational programs, and community-oriented artistic events.

Vero Stoppioni Gallery

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Vero Stoppioni Gallery
Vero Stoppioni Gallery

from Sep 26 to Sep 28

The Vero Stoppioni Contemporary Art Gallery in Santa Sofia, Emilia-Romagna, opened in 1990 to house works from the historic Premio Campigna exhibitions and offers a broad view of Italian art from the 1950s onward, including neorealism, informal art, pop art, abstraction, and new figuration. Its collection features major artists such as Mattia Moreni, Piero Ruggeri, and Fabrizio Plessi, while an adjacent open-air Sculpture Park along the Bidente river showcases site-specific works by renowned international sculptors, creating a unique dialogue between art and nature.


See Also

International Forum on the Sustainability of Cultural Institutions

International Forum on the Sustainability of Cultural Institutions

The Forum is a global initiative dedicated to rethinking the role of cultural institutions in building sustainable futures. It explores how the cultural field can address ecological, social, and economic challenges through new models of collaboration, research, and transformation.
Structured around roundtables, and keynotes, the Forum brings together international voices to imagine institutions as ecosystems—resilient, inclusive, and deeply rooted in their communities.