
Adventures in Italian Opera with Fred Plotkin
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A conversation with Isabel Leonard
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Read more about: Neorealism has Never Been this New… Interview with the ADMIRA-ble Enrica Viganò (open in a new tab)Today’s word is CHITARRA, Italian word for “guitar,” but also a type of pasta.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Chitarra”A book presentation by editors Joseph Sciorra (CUNY) and Laura Ruberto (Berkeley City College). November 12, 2018
Watch the video: New Italian Migrations to the United StatesA conversation with Elena A. Perazzini. Moderated by Paolo Pellecchia (CUNY). With the participation of Gianluca Galletto (DG Advisors), scientist Alessandra Luchini, researcher Roberta Marongiu, and artist Paolo Pelosini. November 7, 2018
Watch the video: Panel presentation of “Far From Us”Today’s word is CENCIOSO, Italian for “ragged.”
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Cencioso”Director Emanuele Caruso in conversation with Stefano Albertini (NYU) following a screening of La terra buona. October 29, 2018
Watch the video: Emanuele Caruso presents “La terra buona”Today’s word is VOLENTIERI, Italian for “willingly” or “with pleasure.”
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Volentieri”Book Presentation with author Gerry Milligan (CUNY) in conversation with Virginia Cox (NYU) and Clare Carroll (CUNY). Moderated by Jane Tylus (Yale). October 24, 2018.
Watch the video: Moral Combat: Women, Gender, and War in the Italian RenaissanceToday’s word is ACUTO, the word for “sharp” and for a “high-note”.
Watch the video: Parole Parole: “Acuto”Collector Daily
Read more about: NeoRealismo Review in Collector Daily (open in a new tab)Photograph Magazine
Read more about: NeoRealismo Review in PhotographMag (open in a new tab)Vito Adriaensens (Columbia University) presents a screening of Febo Mari’s Il fauno (1917) and the publication of Screening Statues. A Q&A with musician Tal Shtuhl. October 19, 2018.
Watch the video: Vito Adriaensens presents “Il Fauno” and “Screening Statues”