Federica Fornabaio and Angelo Olivieri in Concert
Our Music series continues with one of Italy’s youngest conductors but also a pianist and a composer, Federica Fornabaio, presenting her latest project in a duo with acclaimed trumpeter Angelo Olivieri. The concert will include a combination of contemporary classical music, film soundtracks and jazz, taking inspiration from Federica’s own compositions as well as the […]
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Writing as linguistic migration: Gëzim Hajdari in conversation with Emma Bond
The Italian Cultural Institute is pleased to welcome Albanian-born poet Gëzim Hajdari, who will be joined in conversation by Emma Bond (University of St. Andrews); the discussion will also feature a reading of some of Hajdari’s poems. As Anna Blasiak notes in her opening statement on “Italian poetry in English” in The Italian Riveter, in […]
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Through the female gaze: Marcella Campagnano and Liliana Barchiesi
Art and photography become a voice for women’s rights – in a historical period (1970s) that is fundamental for the self-affirmation of contemporary women. For Marcella Campagnano and Liliana Barchiesi, photography is a means of constructing relationships, exchange of ideas and new strategies of female expression: in their hands the photographic medium is used to […]
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Gabriella Dall’Olio | EIHF | On the Wings of the Harp
Music unites us and music defines us. Each composer has a different flavour, colour, tradition, language, one which we recognise instantly. So Gabriella Dall’Olio will present music for all, travelling across time and space on the wings of the (pedal) harp! Gabriella’s solo recitals captivate audiences around the globe; her critically acclaimed recordings span solo, chamber […]
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BLACK MED SECCO by Invernomuto
The Italian Institute of Culture and Void Gallery in Derry are delighted to present BLACK MED SECCO, a solo exhibition by Invernomuto, the name of the artistic personality created in 2003 by Simone Bertuzzi and Simone Trabucchi. Invernomuto’s works are research-based projects that often use cultural references as their starting points and utilise open systems to disseminate […]
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Giacomo Menegardi in concert
Italian young classic pianist Giacomo Menegardi will perform a piano concert at Stockbridge Parish Church on Friday, 8th April 2022 at 7.00 pm. Concert Programme: R. Schumann: Humoreske op. 20 L. V. Beethoven: Sonata no. 32 in C minor, op. 111 1. Maestoso. Allegro con brio ed appassionato 2. Arietta. Adagio molto semplice cantabile S. Prokofiev: […]
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The animated art of Nico Bonomolo
Nico Bonomolo is a visual artist from Palermo. His work as a self-taught creator of short animated films has received several accolades from Italian and international festivals. Some of the most prestigious recognitions include the New Italian Cinema Events Award at the 55th Taormina Film Festival; a Special Mention at the Nastri d’Argento; the Gryphon […]
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The Italian Riveter | Writing from Italy
The Italian Riveter is a labour of great love created by a great number of writers, translators, reviewers and publishers and curated by The Riveter’s Editor-in-Chief and Director of the European Literature Network, Rosie Goldsmith. It is made possible thanks to the joint funding of the three Italian Cultural Institutes of London, Edinburgh and Dublin. It […]
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The 57th season of the INDA Foundation at the Greek Theatre in Siracusa
The 57th season of the INDA Foundation at the Greek Theatre (17 May – 9 July 2022) will open with the staging of two tragedies, ‘Agamemnon’ by Aeschylus (458 BC) directed by Davide Livermore and translated by Walter Lapini and ‘Oedipus Rex’ by Sophocles (415 BC) directed by Robert Carsen and translated by Francesco Morosi, […]
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Dark Dante – Book Presentation with Maggie Rose
Author Maggie Rose presents online her book Dark Dante on Thursday, 31st March 2022 at 5.30 pm (UK time), in conversation with Itala Vivan and Adele D’Arcangelo. Maggie Rose’s mystery thriller, based in Florence, explores Dante’s epic poem Inferno, and shows its startling relevance in contemporary Italy. Dark Dante unfolds in Florence in the spring of […]
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