Now in its seventh edition, the Festival of the Senses, refined cultural event that every year attracts a loyal audience in the trulli valley lovers from all over Italy, dedicated to the World and the Earth in all its meanings a full calendar of events 21-23 August 2015 in the most beautiful farms and historic houses of the Itria Valley: in addition to Cisternino (BR), Locorotondo (BA) and Martina Franca (TA), this year's festival, famous for its selection of spectacular and unusual venues, you will push up to Ostuni (BR). The event, organized by the Iter Itria in collaboration with the University of Bari Aldo Moro and the LAG Valle d'Itria, earned the award of a medal from the President of the Republic for its sought proposals for conferences, exhibitions , rides and slow-speed sensory experiences in a suggestive landscape. This year the Festival offers unusual readings of ways to navigate and walk around the world, from hell to the garden, in the company of writers, scientists and artists. Opening August 21 in the countryside of Cisternino, in a sensational as it is unknown disused quarry overlooking the excavations of the ancient city of Egnazia, told by Raffaella Cassano, a former professor of classical archeology at the University of Bari. A scholar of urban and rural landscapes of Puglia Roman age, Raffaella Cassano oversaw the scientific project and preparation of the National Archaeological Museum of Egnazia with the Archaeological Superintendence of Puglia. Many calendar appointments ranging in all fields of knowledge in the leading experts in each discipline company: the genius loci to the risk and luck, from the home sites to contemporary art, from the geographical discoveries gardens, trees to bare feet. Among the guests expected, Jean-Marc Lévy-Leblond, professor emeritus of physics at the University of Nice, Piero Bevilacqua, one of the most important European historians, the great philosopher of science Giulio Giorello in dialogue with Marisa Laurito, Peter Barlow, Honorary Research Fellow of the University of Bristol. Also starring the world economy with Bruno Cucinelli, who imposed the Italian cashmere in the world and has outclassed his lucky stars inventing a new entrepreneurship patron, the culture landscape, and Massimo Markets, the Aboca guidance, enterprise-model It has managed to combine the tradition of medical herbs with the most advanced technology in bio version. The issues linked to the territory will be addressed by Peter Eisenman, one of the most important architects in the world scene for the first time in Puglia, and Paul Pejrone, doyen of Italian gardeners, visiting the botanical conservatory Pomona. And yet, the artist Enzo Cucchi, science historian Lucio Russo and Vittorio Lingiardi, one of the leading names of Italian psychoanalysis. In addition, every day the public will have the opportunity to choose from themed exhibitions, film screenings and guided tours in the most beautiful places in the territory. Particularly striking two exhibitions can be visited by the public of the festival during the three days of events. Tell me, how a tree ?, staged at the Oratory of the Brotherhood of the Nativity and Sorrows of Martina Franca, collects reproductions of photographs and drawings by Cesare Leonardi, an architect with special eclecticism, whose architectural projects, design and photography, published in international journals, are part of the collections of the MOMA in New York, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the Centre Pompidou in Paris, the Kunstgwerbemuseum Berlin. The works on display represent a rare iconographic study on the architecture of the trees. The shoes will be part of the exhibition Fifty years of sweet life. The stiletto heel to oversized shoes, made in collaboration with the Museum of Vigevano Pietro Bertolini Footwear: a trip in the changes of society through the evolution of the style of the shoe in decades. The smaller the Festival will dedicate a fun program for children with workshops and scientific games, including a small course for ceramists with Maestro Francesco Fasano.