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Ended Tue Jan 13 2015Tue Jan 13 2015
MARINETTI IN NEW YORK

Massimiliano Finazzer Flory’s tribute to Futurism and its founder arrives in LA. “It’s the story of a great man who didn’t bow to the pressures of his time […] Without him there the Futurism that is today appreciated and acclaimed all over the world wouldn’t have existed. 

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Ended Sun Jan 11 2015Sun Jan 11 2015
MARIO CANALI AT BRIAN MARKI FINE ART

Join Ruta Lee with Anna Maria Alberghetti and The Thalians, in concert with the Italian Cultural Institute of Los Angeles for a Preview and Fundraiser Exhibition by artist Mario Canali.Benefits The Thalians’ Operation Mend, at UCLA mental health services for our Wounded Warriors; U.S. military personnel injured while serving in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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Ended Sat Jan 10 2015Sat Jan 10 2015
TRAVELING CONSTELLATION: ITALO BRESSAN and ALESSANDRO SAVELLI

A show curated by Marisa Caichiolo and Anna DusiItalo Bressan was born in Vezzano (TN) in 1950 and studied at the the Brera Art Academy where he has been a professor of painting since 1982. From 1979 to the present, Bressan has exhibited in Milan, Rome, Turin, Florence, Basel, Frankfurt, and Hamburg. Alessandro Savelli was […]

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Ended Fri Jan 02 2015Fri Jan 02 2015
26TH PALM SPRINGS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL

Now entering its 26th year, the PSIFF has a well-established reputation as one of the most prestigious and well-attended film festivals in the country. Two Italian films will be presented this year: Human Capital by Paolo Virzi’ and I Can Quit Whenever I Want by Sydney Sibilia.

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Andrea Mammone: Europe Today

Europe Today: An Austere and Nationalist Portrait Starting from the 2007-2008 western financial troubles, the process of European integration has been threatened. The growth of anti-EU and nationalist forces is pushing governments to doubt the value of European membership, and a portion of national electorates blames the EU institutions and the euro currency for unemployment. […]

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