Michelangelo -Endless – Settimana della Lingua Italiana
Film Screening of Michelangelo – Endless, by Emanuele Imbucci. With the participation of the Director. The movie will be in Italian with English subtitles Michelangelo – Endless is the first art movie ever made about the absolute genius of the Renaissance and history of universal art: Michelangelo Buonarroti. Cinema and art’s worlds meet in order […]
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Elsa Morante’s “La Storia”- Settimana della Lingua Italiana
Reading and panel discussion on Elsa Morante’s La Storia. In Italian with English translation. Featuring Giorgio Montefoschi, Angela Borghesi. Moderated by Alessandro Cassin. Reading by Olek Mincer. Organized by Centro Primo Levi and the Italian Cultural Institute on the 80th anniversary of the promulgation of the Racial Laws and the 75th anniversary of the deportation […]
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L’Ape Musicale – Settimana della Lingua Italiana
Performances of Lorenzo Da Ponte’s L’Ape Musicale (The Musical Bee) by the Teatro Lirico of the city of Cagliari L’Ape Musicale (The Musical Bee), Lorenzo Da Ponte’s final libretto and the first Italian opera conceived and staged in the United States, returns to New York 188 years after its debut The famous Venetian man of […]
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A Notebook for Winter – Un Quaderno per l’Inverno
Reading of the first draft of the complete translation of A Notebook for Winter (Un quaderno per l’inverno), under the direction of John Gould Rubin. The play, written by Armando Pirozzi, winner of the 2017 Ubu Award for Best New Italian Play was presented for the first time to an American audience in December 2017, […]
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Exile and Creativity Series – The Artists
The series continues with a panel discussion that explores the experience of two Italian artists: Corrado Cagli and Costantino Nivola, who fled Fascist Italy for America and whose experience of exile became a platform to reflect upon art, cross-fertilization, and creativity. Panelists: Giuliana Altea and Raffaele Bedarida. Costantino Nivola and Corrado Cagli came from […]
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Enrico Pellegrini “Something Great and Beautiful” Book Presentation
Italian writer Enrico Pellegrini presents his latest novel Something Great and Beautiful, the event will be introduced by director Tod “Kip” Williams, while his wife, the actress Gretchen Mol, will read from the book. Enrico Pellegrini was born in Turin, Italy, in 1971. While pursuing a successful career as a lawyer, he made his literary […]
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Young Italians
Young Italians, is a group exhibition featuring works by twelve contemporary Italian artists, curated by Ilaria Bernardi, and jointly organized by the Italian Cultural Institute of New York and Magazzino Italian Art. Young Italians was conceived as a 50th anniversary tribute to the show of the same name, which took place at the Institute of […]
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Dario Argento’s Film Series
When it comes to Dario Argento, the stylist supreme of horror cinema, one might first think of an insidious mood, of piercingly intense colors, of a scrap of haunting music or a set piece in which the camera sets off on its own inexplicable course or an act of violence at once shocking, sensuous, and […]
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Intractable Woman: A Theatrical Memo on Anna Politkovskaya
The Play Company presents the U.S. premiere of renowned playwright Stefano Massini’s Intractable Woman: A Theatrical Memo on Anna Politkovskaya, directed by Lee Sunday Evans (Dance Nation, PlayCo’s Caught) and translated by Paula Wing. The production, Massini’s U.S. debut, follows vast acclaim—from The New York Times, Variety, The Guardian, and others—for the National Theatre’s new […]
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Ada Rovatti
Ada Rovatti in concert (sax) with Bill O’ Connell (piano) and Daryl Johns (double bass). Italian native Ada Rovatti started playing saxophone in high school after years of classical piano training. Winner of a scholarship from Berklee College of Music, she divided her time between Boston -where she studied with Joe Viola, and George Garzone- and […]
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