Lavazza is Inclusivity Supporter
The collaboration with the Peggy Guggenheim Collection continues in a new chapter which sees Gruppo Lavazza becoming the museum’s Inclusivity Supporter in 2024.
From the restoration of a work of art and the organizing of an exhibition, to an educational program or an accessibility initiative, each collaboration is the result of an open dialogue between the museum and the company and takes shape as a tailor-made project designed to generate impact and recognition.
Exclusivity, originality, and strong relationships are at the core of our collaborations. Corporate member companies gain access to exclusive experiences, such as private tours and events, and to practical tools to broaden the partnership's impact: shared communication campaigns, public-activation projects, networking opportunities.
Sponsorships can relate to the full range of the museum’s activities and imply the possibility of communicating with a broader, international, and transversal audience.
For information:
Fanny Liotto
+39 041 2405 418
corporate@guggenheim-venice.it
The collaboration with the Peggy Guggenheim Collection continues in a new chapter which sees Gruppo Lavazza becoming the museum’s Inclusivity Supporter in 2024.
Since 2017, Il Gufo supports the program of events organized for Family Card members.
Overcoming. Art Practices for the New Normal, an educational program for a young audience between 16 and 25 years of age developed in collaboration with Swatch, The Swatch Art Peace Hotel.
Study and conservation of the Boîte-en-valise (1941) by Marcel Duchamp carried out with the support of EFG
From 1992 to 2020, on January 1, Aperol Spritz sponsored the New Year’s toast for all museum visitors.
Lavazza sponsored the exhibition Peggy Guggenheim: The Last Dogaressa.
For three years, Tiffany & Co. sponsored the traditional lunch held on the museum’s panoramic roof terrace during Venice’s annual Regata Storica.
Aperol Spritz sponsored StraOrdinari. Unconventional stories during the spritz happy hour, three evening appointments with the participation of Caparezza, Bebe Vio, Lara Gilmore, Luca De Gennaro, Corrado Fortuna, and Marco Maccarini.
Thanks to the contribution of Mapei, the museum purchased a new microscope to aide in investigations and conservation projects in the conservation laboratory.
From 2009 to 2017, in the spring, Aperol Spritz sponsored HappySpritz@Guggenheim, the after-hours openings which allowed guests to visit the museum during aperitif time.
The Peggy Guggenheim Collection in collaboration with OVS offered six editions of the Kids Creative Lab educational project.
Lavazza sponsored the exhibition, Marino Marini: Visual Passions.
Lavazza sponsored the exhibition, Mark Tobey: Threading Light.
Study and conservation of the The Studio (1928) by Pablo Picasso realized thanks to the support of EFG.
The Maison di Alta Gioielleria Giampiero Bodino sponsored the exhibition, For Your Eyes Only: A Private Collection, from Mannerism to Surrealism.