Much has been made about Gucci Garden since its opening in 2011 in Florence. Formerly known as the Gucci Museum, it was re-christened under its new name in 2018 by the Alessandro Michele-led Gucci. The Gucci Garden complex contains a host of exhibition spaces (the centerpiece of the museum), a boutique where one can purchase Gucci goods, a Michelin-starred restaurant, and a bookstore that carried other gifts for one to purchase as well.
When I dropped into Gucci Garden in June 2022, the exhibition space was still showing the “Archetypes” exhibit that opened in . . .
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