Emanuele Cisi in Concert
with Joseph Lepore and Luca Santaniello Emanuele’s encounter in 2010 with the italians but since long time New York based Joseph Lepore and Luca Santaniello, produce a simultaneous musical empathy and positive energy.After few gigs in New York, they decide to afford a quick recording session, which brings to life a bunch of original tunes […]
Read morePrivate Exhibition Tour Sculpture in the Age of Donatello
Renaissance Masterpieces from Florence CathedralReservations are required for this tour Dr. Giovanni Guidetti will conduct a private tour of the ground-breaking exhibition at the Museum of Biblical Art, which is the first time in history that the Donatello sculptures have left their home at the Museo dell’Opere del Duomo in Florence. The tour is limited […]
Read moreConcert I: Music for Brunelleschi’s Dome
Lucia Baldacci, organist of the Cathedral of Florence, known as the Duomo, offers a recital of works associated with Brunelleschi’s architectural masterpiece, begun in 1296 by Arnolfo di Cambio and completed by Brunelleschi in 1436. The concert will be preceded at 6pm by “L’Arte del Duomo,” a lecture on the design, construction, and masterpieces of […]
Read moreNew York: i capolavori di Donatello, Brunelleschi e Della Robbia in mostra al Museo d’Arte Biblica
Read moreChants, Boxers, Wounds
http://www.gabrieletinti.com/ Gabriele Tinti Chants, Boxers, Wounds is an evening where Gabriele Tinti, the Italian writer, will read his poetry on boxing and will present, Poetry Films, based on his text.Immediately following, there will be a discussion with Edoardo Ballerini (an actor of Italian origin and lead actor The Boardwalk Empire, The Sopranos, I Shot Andy […]
Read more“MASTERS OF HIGH ROMANTICISM”
Carlo Grante, piano“MASTERS OF HIGH ROMANTICISM” Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center Broadway and 65th Street New York, NY 10023 PROGRAM III – Tuesday, February 10, 2015 at 7:30 p.m. JOHANNES BRAHMS (1833-1897) Variations for Piano Variations on a Hungarian Melody in D major, Op. 21, No. 2 (1854) Variations on a Theme of Paganini, Op. […]
Read moreUNTYING “THE KNOT”: THE STATE OF POSTWAR ITALIAN ART HISTORY TODAY
The Center for Italian Modern Art is pleased to host Untying ‘The Knot’: The State of Postwar Italian Art History Today, a two-day conference organized by Sharon Hecker and Marin R. Sullivan. Held in the days leading up to the 103rd meeting of the College Art Association, and co-sponsored by the Italian Art Society, this […]
Read moreRigorismo
A “rigor” that forces space to become a thing, rather than for things to fill space. There is an intellectual depth and philosophical conception, and it could be argued that this is a new beginning, which is inspired by the rigor of the forms and the relationship with space, hence Rigorism. Choices and dictates do […]
Read moreRigorismo – Exhibition Opening
The Exhibition shall remain open from February 5 through March 6 A “rigor” that forces space to become a thing, rather than for things to fill space. There is an intellectual depth and philosophical conception, and it could be argued that this is a new beginning, which is inspired by the rigor of the forms […]
Read moreSixty Years of Holocaust Research in Italy:The Center for Contemporary Jewish Documentation in Milan
Giorgio Sacerdoti (President, Center for Contemporary Jewish Documentation, Milan)Liliana Picciotto(Center for Contemporary Jewish Documentation,Milan Starting in the last months of World War II, surviving family members of Jews who had been deported to extermination camps prompted the first attempts to locate their loved ones and gather information about their journeys and fates. Soon after, in […]
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