As part of the exhibition marking the centenary of Miles Davis, the listening experience extends beyond sound. Master ice-cream maker Leonardo Ceschin has created three original flavours inspired by three of Miles Davis’s tracks: *It Never Entered My Mind*, *So What* and *Miles Runs the Voodoo Down*.
As part of the exhibition marking the centenary of Miles Davis, the listening experience extends beyond sound. Master ice-cream maker Leonardo Ceschin has created three original flavours inspired by three of Miles Davis’s tracks: 'It Never Entered My Mind', 'So What' and 'Miles Runs the Voodoo Down'.
The tasting becomes part of the listening experience: a synaesthetic journey through Miles Davis’s musical landscape, in which timbre, tempo and the texture of sound find their counterpart in taste. The event will be led by Enrico Merlin, the exhibition’s curator, in a dialogue between musical listening and sensory perception. An encounter between two forms of creative craftsmanship that share the same principle: transforming experience into perception.
Everybody
Free admission
From 6.00 pm to 8.00 pm
Last updated: 29/06/2026 10:47
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