Screening and Q & A with Guri Schwarz and Tullio Levi – “Il ragazzo di Via Sacchi”
Screening and Q & A with Guri Schwarz and Tullio Levi – “Il ragazzo di Via Sacchi”
Read moreConcert “La belta’ c’aspiro” – music composed by Paolo Marchettini
Paolo Marchettini is an Italian composer and clarinetist from Rome. He studied Composition, Choral Music and Choral Conducting, clarinet at the Conservatorio di Santa Cecilia in Rome and he specialized in Composition at the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia. He carries on an intensive activity as instrumentalist, both in chamber music ensembles and as soloist. […]
Read moreExhibition Opening: ELEGY OF MADNESS by Keziat
The show is curated by Alessia Defilippi and it is part of the international exhibition cycle called Visionaria, focusing on Keziat’s recent production, mainly works in ink on paper, video art and installations. Some of her most representative works such as the quadriptych “La Rivoluzione di Milo”, the triptych “L’Albero dei Sogni” and “La giusta […]
Read moreReading of the names of the Jews deported from Italy and Italian territories.
Reading of the names of the Jews deported from Italy and Italian territories.
Read moreBecoming Savannah: Slow Urbanism, Italian influences and the Ideal city:
Urban lessons from Italy and Savannah, Georgia by Students of the Savannah College of Art and Design This exhibition is part of the Slowness Project launched in 2012 by the Director of the Institute, Prof. R. Viale, that aims at participating in and enriching the debate that arises from a different and philosophical perception of […]
Read moreHolocaust Remembrance Day – The Movie
Il Ragazzo di Via Sacchi Film screening: Il Ragazzo di Via Sacchi (2011) di Francesco Momberti Post-screening discussion: Guri Schwarz (University of Pisa) and Tullio Levi (former president of the Jewish Community of Turin). Emanuele Artom was a young anti-Fascist raised in Turin who joined the Resistance in the “Giustizia e Libertà“ brigades. He was […]
Read moreWorking on a special day
Based on “Una Giornata particolare” by Ettore Scola, Ruggero Maccari and adapted by Gigliola Fantoni.Directed and performed by Ana Graham and Antonio Vega.
Read moreGIORGIO GRIFFA FRAGMENTS 1968 -2012
Casey Kaplan is pleased to announce FRAGMENTS 1968 – 2012, an exhibition of new and historical paintings by Giorgio Griffa (b. 1936, Torino, Italy). Spanning four decades of Griffa’s career, this is the first solo exhibition of the artist’s work in New York since 1970, as well as his first in the United States since […]
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