Walking Stories
Building territories using different narrative platforms Interactive Presentation Flavio Stroppini (author of prose, poetry and reportages) will present: Walking Stories, Building territories using written, audio, and visual narratives that aim at addressing the meaning of “traveling”. Mr. Stroppini will present some of his most successful projects. Among these, the outstanding Il Viaggio di Arnold, which […]
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Gli Equilibristi (Balancing Act)
Movie screening CINEFORUM 2014 Giulio is forty years old and leads an apparently peaceful life. He lives in a rented apartment, has a steady job, a car purchased in installments, a rebellious but nice daughter, a sweet son who’s a dreamer, a wife he loves and is unfaithful to. She discovers Giulio’s affair, leaves him […]
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Italy Today and Yesterday
Marco Ciampi Piano Recital Award-winning Neapolitan pianist Marco Ciampi will play works of great composers in a tribute to Italy, including Morricone, Scipione, Marvulli, Colasanti and Scarlatti. In his program, Ciampi will also play an unpublished work by nineteenth-century composer Constantino Palumbo. Ciampi has won over 30 national and international piano competitions, and he has […]
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GALILEO TURNS 450 – next event: December 12th at 9:30AM – Exhibition Closing @Embassy
The Exploration of the Universe On the occasion of the 450th anniversary of the birth of Galileo Galilei, the Italian Embassy in Washington and the Georgetown University Italian Research Institute are organizing an event focused on the theme of innovation and scientific research, during the semester of the Italian Presidency of the European Union. The […]
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Scarpitta in Context
Germano Celant and Paul Schimmel in Conversation at the Hirshhorn Museum – Ring Auditorium A fascinating and singular figure in postwar art, Salvatore Scarpitta (1919–2007) created a powerful body of work that ranges from nonobjective abstraction to radical realism. Deeply admired in Europe, where he began his career, the artist has yet to be fully […]
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ANTONIO VIVALDI, ASTOR PIAZZOLLA – THE EIGHT SEASONS
Cameristi della Scala – Francesco Manara, violin The chamber orchestra Cameristi della Scala presents a program that has achieved a resounding success all over the world: Le quattro stagioni by Antonio Vivaldi and Las cuatro estaciones porteñas by Astor Piazzolla. To see program click here. At first, it may seem strange the juxtaposition of two […]
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Suso Cecchi D’Amico: Homage at 100
documentary: Deceit. Visconti’s Conversation Piece On October 3rd Caterina d’Amico, daughter of Suso Cecchi D’Amico, will discuss her mother’s work at the Embassy of Italy. The evening will continue with the screening of the documentary “Deceit. Visconti’s Conversation Piece” (Italy, 2013 – 39 min.) by Ferdinando Cito Filomarino. (more info) In the history of cinema, […]
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ITER
Photo Exhibit by Renato D’Agostin Iter includes images from around the world, focusing on the city, the one we all want to escape from, but which sticks to us like an – occasionally painful – shell. In Renato D’Agostin’s photographs location immediately looses its identity. He opens a window on a reality where shapes, appearances, […]
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The International Cinema Series
at American University Our Journey on the Screen continues with three evenings of classic and contemporary movies. Friday, September 26 @ 7PM VIAGGIO IN ITALIA (1954) Director: Roberto Rossellini Starring Ingrid Bergman and George Sanders Sunday, September 28 @ 4:30PM IL SORPASSO (1962) Director: Dino Risi Starring Vittorio Gassman and Catherine Spaak Sunday, October 5 […]
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Trio Lennon
The Beatles in Tuxedos Concert Founded in 1995, the Trio Lennon is composed of renowned soloists from the Marche region. Luca Marziali (violin), Roberto Molinelli (viola) and Alessandro Culiani (cello) are the artists giving life and soul to this wonderful project. Roberto Molinelli has rearranged the immortal melodies of the Liverpool quartet, readapting them into […]
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