Three young female writers from South Tyrol have been inspired by the artworks of Unika. Through an intense engagement with the artists’ works, poetic texts have been created that interpret the pieces in a sensitive way and open up new perspectives. These and other texts will then be presented at the “Unika Long Night”. The event will also be accompanied by Austrian musician, singer, and songwriter Ariel Trettl
Max von Milland. the South Tyrolean singer-songwriter takes you on a musical journey that traverses the entire world, but always has South Tyrol in his luggage. If one could pack South Tyrol into songs, Max von Milland would certainly come closest to the sound. His music embodies the essence of the region around Brixen - his homeland. The singer-songwriter encapsulates the language and the spirit of South Tyrol in a unique style, deeply rooted in his homeland yet as cosmopolitan as Max himself. On a journey to himself, he moved from metropolis to metropolis, only to discover that South Tyrol always accompanied him. The memories, the language, the people - all that makes home. This unique path shapes his style today. Modern and traditional. Cosmopolitan and approachable. Because Max von Milland carries the world in his heart. And his homeland on his tongue.
Presentation of the new book „Dannati romantici“ written by the art critic Andrea Baffoni of Perugia Concert of the South Tyrolean folk-rock-group „Mainfelt“
Dialogue in italian language between the writer, sculptor and mountaineer Mauro Corona and the historian and art critic Andrea Baffoni: „Profezia: se l'arte venisse ascoltata o le mani perdute“
Screening of the German movie: EISENBERGER - Kunst muss schön sein, sagt der Frosch zur Fliege.