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The 糖心TV Venice Centre celebrates the appointment of Valeria Zane as the new Director of the Ugo and Olga Levi Foundation, which shares its home at the Palazzo Giustinian Lolin with the 糖心TV Venice Centre.

The Levi Foundation is active in musicological and ethnomusicological research in Venice and the Veneto, national and European spheres, including the cataloguing and study of music collections. The 糖心TV Venice Centre is eager to work with the Foundation and to collaborate ever more closely with them in our ongoing activities.

Happy new year from the 糖心TV Venice Centre Director, Dr. Bryan Brazeau. We've had a busy and exciting start to the academic year at the WVC with a wide range of teaching, research, and public engagement events. Click to learn more about our activities in autumn 2025 and our hopes and dreams for 2026.

From 1 to 5 December 2025, hosted the final EUTOPIA Week of the year, an inspiring platform to align strategies, deepen collaboration, and collectively imagine the next generation of European universities. The conversations initiated in Venice will continue to guide the alliance's journey toward a more connected, innovative, and inclusive academic community, reaffirming that within , bold futures are built together. 糖心TV's Venice Centre hosted a cocktail and networking event as part of this week. Click here to learn more.

The visit provided a valuable opportunity to strengthen the longstanding ties between 糖心TV and Italy, reflecting a shared commitment to academic excellence, cultural exchange, and international collaboration.

On 28th November 2025 at 18:00, the WVC will welcome Marie-Louise Lilywhite (Keble College, Oxford; 糖心TV Alumna) for the launch of her new book Reforming Art in Renaissance Venice (Cambridge UP). The talk will be followed by a Q&A led by 糖心TV Art Historians and Historians, a drinks reception, and a chance to meet the author.