Sneakers, art and skate in three Golden Goose talks curated by nss

On the occasion of HAUS Week, the event conceived by Golden Goose from April 20th to 21st in Marghera, Venice, the brand celebrates its Community of Dreamers through craftsmanship and art. nss has collaborated with the brand as part of a rich schedule of cultural events, a universe made of art, culture, fashion, and, above all, dreams. In particular, nss and Golden Goose have joined forces in a series of talks exploring the themes of skate culture, art, and the impact of sneakers in streetwear, for three moments that will take place at HAUS, Marghera, Venice, the birthplace of the brand. These will be occasions for exchange and discussion that will mark a decisive moment for HAUS Week, concluding an overwhelming series of workshops, presentations, and performances involving some of the leading names in the international cultural scene.

nss makes its debut at HAUS Week with Sneaker Craftsmanship, the talk on April 21st that explores the world of street style, analyzing the evolution of footwear, along with Scarpe and Marco Neroni, mediated by nss's Head of Social Media, Ilaria Grande. Scarpe is a "shoe podcast" that tells the sneaker culture in an uncompromising way, directed by Niccolò Bevilacqua, Andrea Tuzio, and Marco Rizzi, while Marco Neroni is the Chief Brand Officer of Golden Goose, the right-hand man of CEO Silvio Campara who has been implementing innovative projects for the brand's Community of Dreamers for years. It is followed by Beyond Art, the talk mediated by nss's Editor-at-Large and Founder of MQBMBQ, Jordan Anderson, to explore the dynamic relationship between the creative industries of fashion and art and delve into the ways in which they intersect and inspire each other. Sharing their point of view will be Antonio Manfreda, art director, photographer, and international editor of Cabana Magazine, and Victoria Genzini, journalist, editor, and author of bold memes. The trio of talks concludes with Skate Culture, a moment of reflection on the impact of skateboarding in contemporary society, from fashion to cinema, passing through the value of physical and online communities. The final talk will be mediated by nss's Managing Editor, Maria Stanchieri, accompanied by Rune Glifberg, skate legend and architecture and design developer, and the founder of Archived Dreams, a social platform with global reach created for creative empowerment.

To participate in HAUS Week and the talks curated by nss, register for the event via this link.