The Chiarioscuro Woodcut in Renaissance Italy
For this first major presentation of the subject in the United States, some 100 rare chiaroscuro woodcuts from the Italian Renaissance will be brought together alongside related drawings, engravings, and sculpture. Its accompanying catalogue, published with the participation of the Institute, offers a fresh perspective on the remarkable art of the chiaroscuro woodcut. Organized by […]
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Fare Cinema – 1st Italian Cinema Week
On the occasion of FARE CINEMA – First Week of Italian Cinema in the World, costume designer Milena Canonero, winner of four Academy Awards for Barry Lyndon (1975), Chariots of Fire (1981), Marie Antoinette (2006) and The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014), and production designer Stefana Cella, whose credits include production design for directors such as […]
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Los Angeles Virtuosi Orchestra – Conducted by Carlo Ponti: “Beethoven and Friends”
Carlo Ponti and the Los Angeles Virtuosi Orchestra return to the Theatre Raymond Kabbaz with classic musical masterpieces. Organized by TRK in collaboration with the IIC. Info and tickets
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Caravaggio: The Soul and the Blood
West Coast Premiere of the documentary about the life, works and struggles of Michelangelo Merisi from Caravaggio, whose existence, as well as his art, was marked by lights and shadows, genius and intemperance. Introduction by Jon R. Snyder, Professor of Italian Studies and Comparative Literature at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Prof. Snyder has […]
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The Prince of Crime screening in Las Vegas
Casa Italiana Las Vegas in collaboration with The West Charleston Library invites you to the US Premiere of The Prince of Crime, a feature film directed by Alessandro Piva, winner of David di Donatello and Nastro D’Argento for LaCapaGira. The movie, written by one of the authors of Gomorrah, reconstructs the true story of one of the most […]
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Giuseppe Verdi’s Rigoletto
This timeless tragedy of sacrifice, betrayal and revenge features several of Verdi’s best-known works. Italian baritones Leo Nucci and Ambrogio Maestri share the title role of the court jester. Conducted by Matthew Aucoin. Organized by the LA Opera. Dorothy Chandler Pavilion 135 N Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012 Info and tickets at […]
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Special Art and Poetry Event
On the occasion of BritWeek, the Getty Villa will host a reading of Gabriele Tinti’s poems by a renowned British actor. Organized by BritWeek and the J. Paul Getty Museum in collaboration with the IIC. www.britweek.org By invitation only
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Identity of a Museum. The Egyptian Museum in Turin
A special talk titled Identity of a Museum by its Director, Dr. Christian Greco. The Egyptian Museum in Turin is one of the world’s leading museums for Egyptian archaeology. To honour its two hundred year of history, the Museo Egizio has undertaken a large-scale project of refurbishment, extension and restoration. It is interesting to understand the reasons why […]
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Starring Europe – Students’ Corner @ CSULB
In conjunction with Starring Europe – New Films from the E.U. Festival 3-9 maggio, 201, la California State University di Long Beach presenta Starring Europe: Politica e Cultura nell’Europa di Oggi Programma: 3:30-5:00: Politics and Policy: The German and Romanian Counsels-General in Conversation (moderated by Dr. Mary Caputi, Political Science) Hans-Jörg Neumann, Consul General of Germany in […]
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Starring Europe – Students’ Corner @ UCLA
In conjunction with Starring Europe: New Films from the E.U. Festival, May 3-9, 2018, the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) presents a special program for students dedicated to understanding the European Union. The European Union: ( IM)MIGRATION AND IDENTITY 4:00PM: PANEL DISCUSSION with Consul General Antonio Verde (Republic of Italy), Consul General Hans Jörg Neumann (Federal Republic of […]
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