Si Parla Italiano
“Si Parla Italiano”Wednesday, May 29, 2013Starting at 6:30pm MCDUFFEE DESIGN SHOWROOM 230 W. Huron St., Suite 1-WEnjoy an exclusive evening of Culinary specialties, wines and traditional regional dishes from the regions of PUGLIA – CALABRIA – SICILIA RSVP here: http://library.constantcontact.com/download/get/file/1101091656125-468/May+Networking+ultimo.pdf
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SKYWAY & PARABOLA: two films by Marco G. Ferrari
SKYWAY & PARABOLA: two films by Marco G. Ferrari at the Logan Center for the Arts.The 2013 Master of Fine Arts Thesis exhibitions, of which Sway is the fourth, take place in the Logan Center Gallery. The works of these artists encompass a wide array of artistic positions while sharing a keen engagement in contemporary […]
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World Theatre Day
This year we are excited to explore the importance of global dialogues and building and maintaining connections abroad by focusing on international work—specifically from European countries—being done in Chicago at the storefront level. Patrizia Acerra, Artistic Director of Premiere Theatre and Performance and the International Voices Project; Bergen Anderson, Managing Artistic Director of Akvavit Theatre; Beata Pilch, Artistic Director […]
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An evening with Italian pianist Ciro Longobardi
PROGRAM: Debussy – Preludes, Book I New compositions by University of Chicago graduate students ————————————————- For more than fifteen years the pianist Ciro Longobardi has dedicated himself to studying and disseminating modern and contemporary music with its specific languages. Filled with an insatiable curiosity for making music in all its forms, he pursues a career […]
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Refugees in Cinecittà: An Evening with Marco Bertozzi
Refugees in Cinecittà/ Profughi a Cinecittà: An Evening with Marco Bertozzi Introduction by director, professor and author Marco Bertozzi and researcher and scholar Noa Steimatsky (UC). Cinecittà, the great movie studio built by Mussolini, became universally known as “Hollywood on the Tiber” and as Fellini’s second home. But in an interim period (1944-50) it served […]
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