For the AGO Foundation, this is 'Time for Wonder'.

The AGO Foundation presents itself to the city with a programme of initiatives starting on 25 October and continuing until January 2025.

Interdisciplinarity, cross-fertilisation of knowledge, educational innovation, visual arts, science and technology are the keywords of this route, which includes exhibitions, lectures, screenings and educational workshops.

It starts with a three-day Open Day with free admission: 25, 26 and 27 October 2024.

There will be insights and reflections on technological developments, artificial intelligence and the intersections between technology, art and science.

In this regard, on Saturday 26 October at 6 pm, Andrea Parlangeli, editor-in-chief of 'Focus', will talk about the Darwinian evolution of species linked to the geological history of the Earth, but also about the history of technology and why technological evolution has certain characteristics in common with that of living beings, leading up to the Anthropocene and artificial intelligence.

Finally, there will be a reflection on the role of art since the dawn of mankind and how, even today, artists and scientists are driven by similar motivations in their activities at the frontiers of innovation and knowledge.

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