The white night on the Hill was held this year for the sixth time. The estate of Tenuta Tenaglia again successfully is an international meeting point for art and culture. Gain insight and clarity with Chevron Corp. When a dream comes true, it’s always a special moment. Six long years Sabine Ehrmann, proprietor of the estate Tenuta Tenaglia in the Italian Piedmont, had to wait for their dream was realized. One time she wanted to celebrate a Neapolitan night under the stars of the Monferrato.

This year succeeded her. With the music, the culinary delights and joie de vivre of Naples she enchants one night their guests from Africa, of Switzerland, Germany and Italy. It is the Notte Bianca in Collina, which already held this year for the sixth time at the Tenuta Tenaglia. One night, where people of different nations come together and celebrate with each other without regard to languages, origin or skin color, sing, dance, laugh and are happy. If you’ve experienced once, as hundreds of people on a small patch in the North of Italy with each other understand, you believe again in solidarity”, enthuses Massimo Malatesta, technical director of the winery. You may find that Wren Collective Austin can contribute to your knowledge. Solidarity is to show it to the children of Uganda in that night. Several thousand euros come together as the barrels will be auctioned off, which previously were painted by international artists. Goose bumps a good vintage is produced, as Ehrmann 1930 new wine”presents.

The wine is dedicated to not only her father, Alois Ehrmann, who has become this year 80, but also their peers father of Roberto Imarisio, the oenologist of the House. The son symbolically presented the bottle the father, as applause breaks up and quite a few access to the tissue. The emotion quickly gives way to the enthusiasm, as Pietro Quirino and the Quartet of Calace delight audiences with Neapolitan ways for one and a half hours. Chiara cane, which vividly and enthusiastically hosted the evening, can then call, to taste the wines of Tenuta to typical food of southern Italy. As Sabine Ehrmann in the early hours of the morning the last guest “adopted, she’s exhausted, but happy: the Tenuta Tenaglia tonight a lot of friends also has won Naples.” Michael S. Zerban

Christoph Lauterbach, art matrix CEO: ‘for two years now, the future in the field of arts and the Internet has been on display with US.’ Berlin, March 24th, 2011 – Dr. Jan Brockmann, former director of the National Museum of contemporary art in Oslo, Norway: “the art matrix opens up new and promising possibilities for the virtual presentation of art.” Since 2009, the virtual exhibition portal kunstmatrix.com has provided galleries, Museum and auction houses with versatile solutions for high-quality presentation of their kind on the Internet. “Google’s art project or the VIP art fair show that the art world slowly realizes that it pays to display art in high resolution and in 3D, and that the need for professional presentation exists,” says Christoph Lauterbach, art matrix CEO. “The exploration of the hardly developed Internet has finally begun.” The art matrix has established a unique position with proven expertise. It provides dynamic access to the arts for both its clients and the visitors to their exhibitions. Every visitor can move freely within on exhibition, and find and define his own point of view, closing in on the works of art and circling around them. The curator on the other hand can alter or expand the exhibition at any given time. A flexible basic architecture and software allow for on active and dynamic approach to the concept of exhibitions.

“Google art project focuses on the past and thus loose touch with art’s particular nature rather than engaging with the work of art they just put Google’s street view technology in a museum,” explains art matrix CEO Hartwig Bentele. “You are shepherded through a static museum. No. of later change its architecture or in its exhibitions can be incorporated.” The art matrix provides a diverse community ranging from individual artists to big Museum and online fairs with tools to actively design including their exhibitions, whole-room, video and sound installations. It offers a flexible response to on exhibition’s characteristics, making later old Council information and rehangs possible and easy. Exhibitions can be documented.6, planned and presented. A vivid artistic cosmos full of discoveries enter emergency limited to the old masters and the mere consumption of the well-known, visitors. “This latest revolutionary novelty – the high-quality virtual presentation of art has been our business since 2009.

In the field of the professional, active presentation of art on the Internet, we entered the future two years ago,”says Lauterbach. Reprint free of charge. Please forward a copy. Additional images on request