The Dorchester Collection has unveiled an exclusive new addition to its bespoke walking trails designed for guests who wish to follow in the footsteps of legendary artists. The "Fontana - Slashing Space" trail at the iconic Hotel Principe di Savoia in Milan immerses visitors in the revolutionary world of Lucio Fontana, complementing similar trails like Picasso’s Montmartre, Monet’s Revolutionary Brushstrokes, and Rodin’s Love and Torment at other Dorchester Collection locations.
"Slashing Space" delves into Fontana’s avant-garde rejection of artistic norms and his innovation that reshaped modern art. This trail invites guests to explore how Fontana fused painting, sculpture, and architecture, transcending tradition and embracing technology, ultimately revolutionizing art history through the Spatialist Movement. Starting from Hotel Principe di Savoia, guests journey through the heart of Milan, discovering Fontana's artistic evolution from his early days to his groundbreaking work.
Experienced art-historians and modern art specialists provide insightful commentary as guests explore Milan, uncovering hidden details, absorbing captivating anecdotes about Fontana's life, and developing a deeper understanding of his immense impact on the art world. This immersive adventure into the life and work of Lucio Fontana is available for seasoned art enthusiasts and novices alike.
Helen Smith, CEO of Dorchester Collection, expressed, “With the addition of 'Fontana - Slashing Space,' we continue our Legendary Artists' trail series, highlighting the profound influence Fontana had on the art world worldwide, making this trail an excellent opportunity for guests to get to know the man behind the art movement.”
The "Fontana - Slashing Space" experience is currently available starting at €710 per night for a Classic Room, which includes daily breakfast and a two-hour expert-guided tour.
Additionally, Dorchester Collection offers other art-centered trails in their "Follow in the Footsteps of Legendary Artists" series at Le Meurice in Paris, Hotel Eden in Rome, and 45 Park Lane in London.
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