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Ended Mon May 07 2018Mon May 21 2018
InScena! Festival 2018

Kairos Italy Theater, New York’s preeminent Italian Theater Company, and KIT Italia present the 6th Edition of In Scena! Italian Theater Festival NY, which features a record of twelve shows, directly from Italy to NYC; including a special Opening Night Event, We are Not Alone, starring Dario D’Ambrosi. The 15-day, 5-borough Festival, founded by KIT […]

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Ended Wed May 02 2018Wed May 02 2018
Outstanding Italian Women Series – Lidia Bastianich

The series continues with Lidia Bastianich in conversation with Maria Teresa Cometto. Lidia Bastianich is the best‐selling author of thirteen cookbooks and the Emmy award-winning host of public television’s Lidia’s Kitchen, which also airs internationally, as well as a judge on MasterChef Junior Italy and Italy’s highly rated daily program La Prova del Cuoco.The flourishing […]

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Ended Tue May 01 2018Tue May 01 2018
Book presentation: The Pope Who Would Be King by David Kertzer

Presentation of The Pope Who Would Be King The Exile of Pius IX and the Emergence of Modern Europe, by David Kertzer. The author will be in conversation with Alexander Stille. The Pulitzer Prize–winning author of The Pope and Mussolini takes on a pivotal, untold story: the bloody revolution that stripped the pope of political […]

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Ended Mon Apr 30 2018Mon Apr 30 2018
Conference: May First, Italian Labor Day

Around the world, May 1 is celebrated as Labor Day. In North America,  instead, Labor Day occurs on the first Monday of September, and the tradition orginates from the manifestation of September 5, 1882 by the Knights of Labor in New York. The international democratic socialism officially declared May 1 as Labor Day in 1889, […]

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Ended Wed Apr 25 2018Wed Apr 25 2018
Exile and Creativity Series -The politicians: Ascoli and Salvemini

In this third talk of the series we address the political topic of those who were forced to leave Italy because they were antifascists or Jews, or, often, both. Many of them fled to the United States. Two historians, Renato Camurri Italian, and Federico Finchelstein, Argentine but residing in New York, discuss about the American […]

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Ended Mon Apr 23 2018Mon Apr 23 2018
Giornate della Scienza- The James Webb Space Telescope – New Horizons in Science and Technology

The James Webb Space Telescope – New Horizons in Science and Technology is a presentation by Dr. Giuseppe Cataldo that provides an overview of the project, the scientific and technological challenges encountered during its realization, and the countless spin-offs generated all along that benefit life on Earth every day. The JWST will replace the Hubble […]

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Ended Thu Apr 19 2018Thu Apr 19 2018
Giornate della Scienza- Precision medicine for brain tumors

Presentation: Precision medicine for brain tumors. Dr. Anna Lasorella, MD, Professor of Pathology and Cell Biology and Pediatrics and Dr. Antonio Iavarone, MD, Professor of Pathology and Cell Biology and Neurology, both in the Institute for Cancer Genetics at CUMC, present the latest results of their ongoing research on cancer. Focusing on cancer as a […]

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Ended Tue Apr 10 2018Tue Apr 10 2018
70th Anniversary of the Italian Constitution

On the occasion of the 70th Anniversary of the Italian Constitution a conversation with Nadia Urbinati and David Forgacs.   Nadia Urbinati (Ph.D., European University Institute, Florence, 1989) is a political theorist who specializes in modern and contemporary political thought and the democratic and anti-democratic traditions. She co-chaired the Columbia University Faculty Seminar on Political […]

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Ended Mon Apr 09 2018Mon Apr 09 2018
The Creative World of Alberto Savinio (part 2)

Live! From the Autobiographical to the Philosophical: Alberto Savinio’s “Vita dell’uomo” With Luciano Chessa and Luca Valentino A U.S. Premiere   The second event presents Alberto Savinio’s Vita dell’ Uomo, that premiered in 1951 at Milan’s La Scala Theatre, in a production designed by the author himself. Although intended as a key to unlocking the […]

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Ended Fri Apr 06 2018Fri Apr 06 2018
The Creative World of Alberto Savinio (part 1)

On the occasion of Alberto Savinio’s CIMA Installation (0ctober 6, 2017 – June 23, 2018) the Italian Cultural Institute and The Center for Italian Modern Art present two events aimed at showcasing the multi-faceted artistic life of Alberto Savinio (1891–1952). The younger brother of Giorgio de Chirico, in addition to visual artist, was indeed a […]

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