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As we continue to celebrate #InternationalWomensMonth, please welcome my guest, Yvonne Scio, actress, model, and the writer/director of the documentary, Womeness, which was just recently screened at the Italian Cultural Institute in Los Angeles to rave reviews! Yvonne, who was raised in Italy, is also known for her work in the 2006 version of The Pink Panther, in addition to Redline, and Rose Red. She's appeared on TV in both Italia and the States, including The Nanny. In fact, here's a bit of trivia for you - her best friend is Fran Drescher, who was in attendance at the screening of #Womeness. Yvonne's film is a magnificent look into the stories of five extraordinary women, offering a portrait into female resilience, identity, and the evolution of feminism. Womeness unfolds in two parallel narratives: on one side, three women who lived through the formidable season of Italian feminism, who reflect on the battles fought, the victories won, and the challenges that remain. On the other side of the story, and the world, are the lives of two women who defied societal prejudice by following the painter Balthus to Italy, and embracing what became her silent revolution. Through music and performance, they turn art into resistance, amplifying the voices of women from Iran and beyond in their fight to reclaim control over their bodies. The film remains with me, it is extremely powerful. In addition, my dear friend, Lorenza Calamandrei, composed the music in the film. During our interview, we will ask Yvonne about the inspiration behind Womeness, and the impact the film is expected to create throughout the world. Now more than ever. Please find my full interview with Yvonne Scio on all video and audio platforms of #DeborahKobyltLIVE, #LittleItalyPodcast and #LittleItalyOfLAPodcast. I'm your host, #DeborahZaraKobylt, and it's my pleasure to have you join us. Please invite your friends as well to this important conversation.

Please welcome to our show, the director of the Istituto Italiano di Cultura di LosAngeles, AKA the Italian Cultural Institute, Emanuele Amendola, and he joins us to discuss the mission of the @iiclosangeles in bringing cultural, scientific, academic, and culinary experiences that highlight everything authentic direct from Italy. The programs are all free, engaging, and open to everyone. Emanuele works closely with our Consul General of Italy in LA, Raffaella Valentini, and together they have forged a partnership that brings us the best of everything from Italia, including products direct from Italy. Each exhibit, talk, and experience is unique. Recently, there was a showing and discussion about the film, Womeness, followed a few days later with the opening and lecture about the Volterra exhibit. There was a Q&A and demonstration with famed chef Nancy Silverton, and the list goes on. So we wanted to know, how does Emanuele select what to present to the public, because the Cultural Institite goes beyond the walls of their physical location in Westwood. Their work extends down to San Diego in addition to nine states, so in effect, they take their work on the road! Also, in addition to top exhibitions, musical performances and more, the @IICLosAngeles offers language courses and incentives for exchange programs. Before coming on board here in Los Angeles, Emanuele was appointed Director of the Italian Cultural Institute in Washington DC, where his duties included fostering partnerships between Italian and American cultural institutions. He started his tenure at the Italian Cultural Institute in Los Angeles in January 2022. Please give a warm welcome to Emanuele, and join our interview on all video and audio podcast platforms of #DeborahKobyltLIVE, #LittleItalyPodcast, and the #LittleItalyOfLAPodcast. I'm your host, #DeborahZaraKobylt, and it's my pleasure to welcome you here.

The Cleveland Jazz Orchestra has been Northeast Ohio's premier jazz voice since 1985. Led by award-winning composer and trombonist Paul Ferguson, the CJO promotes jazz in its historical and contemporary forms, through concerts featuring a stellar line-up of jazz luminaries, arrangers, composers, and educators. This performance is no exception, as the CJO welcomes Italian composer, arranger, conductor, pianist, and jazz composition professor Giuliana Soscia. Giuliana Soscia has been an award winning composer, conductor, jazz accordionist and arranger for twenty five years. In addition to her current role as a professor of Jazz Composition at the G. Martucci Conservatory in Salerno she has collaborated with Roberto De Simone, Dave Douglas and Tommy Smith and conducted the National Jazz Orchestra of the Italian Conservatories. Appearing before a sold out audience on February 23rd, 2024 courtesy of the Italian Cultural Institute of Chicago, it's the Cleveland Jazz Orchestra Featuring Giuliana Soscia - Live at the Bop Stop.

Humanities West and the Italian Cultural Institute celebrate the life and art of Giacomo Puccini (December 22, 1858 to November 29, 1924) on the 100th anniversary of his death. His operas La Bohème, Tosca, Madama Butterfly and Turandot are among the most beloved and most often-recorded operas of all time. His arias are famous for both their emotional resonance and their melodic beauty—even among millions who have never listened to a complete opera. Puccini was born into a centuries-old family of Italian composers, and he began his successful career just as Verdi was completing his, quickly inheriting Verdi's renown as the greatest living composer of Italian opera. We have brought the internationally praised scholar and musicologist Gabriele Dotto from Italy to share the stage with San Francisco Opera's favorite Kip Cranna to tell some of the stories behind the composition of Puccini's heavenly arias. Giacomo Puccini and the Impact of Early 20th Century Media Gabriele Dotto will trace the rapid rise of sound recordings and film as competitors for opera theaters and the traditional business of music publishers. Puccini and his publisher, Casa Ricordi, demonstrated an extraordinary combination of artistic creation and commercial activity, using new and efficient strategies to market Casa Ricordi's opera repertoire to a globally expanding audience and “branding” Puccini as the publishing house's most iconic composer. Puccini Before Fame: The Composer in His Youth Clifford (Kip) Cranna will discuss Puccini's boyhood experiences, his musical training and his operatic influences. Cranna will demonstrate that some of the music Puccini wrote as a student was eventually recycled in his later operas. He will also concentrate on Puccini's first two operas, the rarely performed Le Villi and Edgar, which were composed before his first big hit Manon Lescaut—the beginning of his enduring fame and operatic stardom. OrganizerGeorge Hammond   A Humanities Member-led Forum program. Forums at the Club are organized and run by volunteer programmers who are members of The Commonwealth Club, and they cover a diverse range of topics. Learn more about our Forums. In association with Humanities West and the Italian Cultural Institute Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Please welcome to our show the immensely talented Italian director and actress, Ilaria Borrelli, who is also a human rights activist. In fact, much of Ilaria's activism is reflected in her work, often with an emphasis on the rights of woman and young girls. I met Ilaria at the Italian Cultural Institute in Los Angeles, when she was speaking about her film, “The Goat,” about an 11-year-old pregnant orphan forced into marriage in her small Ethiopian village, only to escape with her goat, which provides nourishment, companionship, and even friendship throughout her difficult journey to find her her father, and ultimately peace. The film stars Mira Sorvino and John Savage, along with young Egyptian Tik Tok star, Jessica Hosam. Ilaria has been behind some of the most prolific films throughout her career, including “Life Is Beautiful,” and “A Girl from the Brothel,” among others. We will talk with her about her adventures filming in often dangerous condition, her life's work as an actress and eventually behind the camera, and how it all began in Naples, Italia. She will also discuss her intense interest in spotlighting the dangers of human trafficking young girls, and how she hopes to shed a spotlight on the issue through her work. I'm honored to present Ilaria on our show, and thank you to my friend, Lorenza, for suggesting an interview. Please find my full conversation with Ilaria on all video and audio platforms of #DeborahKobyltLIVE, #LittleItalyPodcast, and #LittleItalyOfLAPodcast. I'm your host, #DeborahZaraKobylt, and it's a pleasure to have you join us.

In this episode we return to Beechworth in High Country Victoria, after having Ben Kraus from Bridge Road Brewers on the show last year. This time we're joined by chef Michael Ryan from the highly acclaimed Beechworth restaurant, Provenance, to discuss Beechworth Bitters Company, his side project dedicated to amaro and cocktail bitters. A few years ago I brought you an episode about Italian amari, produced in partnership with The Italian Cultural Institute. This episode puts an Australian angle on this lesser known spirits category, as Michael explains how he created his own library of extracts from roots, leaves, flowers and bark, and blended them into this distinctive range of bitters that speak clearly of their Beechworth provenance.

Today it's high concept horror versus low-rent slasher with Dario Argento's Opera Versus Lucia Gudagino's 2018 remake of Argento's most famous film Suspiria. A  very special episode in honor of the Randwick Ritz Cinema and the Italian Cultural Institute of Sydney's celebration of filmmaker Dario Argento.

All music used with permission by Luca Ciarla Maredifollia - Ciarla Song 2 -  Bella Ciao - Traditional Song 4 -  Song 5 -  My Favorite Things - Hammerstein & Rodgers San Antonio - Ciarla Minor String - Gorenith Luca Ciarla redraws the borders of jazz violin in his solo performance entitled Jazz Violin 2.0. Using loops, pedals and electronics his unique arrangements of jazz standards delight and surprise audiences, and we think you'll find this week's performance as delightful as we did. From a September 22nd, 2022 appearance courtesy of the Italian Cultural Institute of Chicago, it's Luca Ciarla – Live at the Bop Stop. Live at the Bop Stop is made possible by the Music Settlement – serving Northeast Ohio by offering music instruction – music therapy and early childhood education since 1912. The Music Settlement's mission is to welcome all to our music and arts community to learn – create – inspire – and heal.   This program is recorded at the Robert Conrad Studios at the Bop Stop in Cleveland, Ohio and the studios of KUNV in Las Vegas, Nevada. Additional production at the Bop Stop is provided by Graham Rosen. Editing for WOBC,WNPA and the Public Radio Exchange is provided by Dr. Pete Naegele - and for our podcast and other radio affiliates by Shawn Gilbert at Gilazar Media.     The executive producer is Daniel Peck – with additional consulting production by Bryan Kennard and Gabe Pollack.   For extended versions of all of our shows –our Live at the Bop Stop podcast can be found on your favorite podcast app or visit our website at www.themusicsettlement.org and click the Bop Stop link.   Want to Support The Bop Stop?  Donate here!   Contact us here  

Liminal Gallery Podcast host, Louise Fitzjohn, speaks with artist Damien Cifelli during his solo exhibition 'Tarogramma'. Damien Cifelli is a multidisciplinary artist from Edinburgh, now based in London. His work explores a fictitious land named Tarogramma. Referencing the scale and compositions of history paintings and historical sculpture, he has built a detailed culture with its own aesthetic, way of living, and understanding of the world; one that is at once alien, and eerily similar to our own. The paintings are a visual representation of this alternative society - documentary images of a new world. ​Recent solo exhibitions include ‘Hidden Door 2022' in Edinburgh, ‘Tarogramma' Hackney Downs Studios, London in 2022, ‘Damien Cifelli x Wolf and Badger' Netil House, London in 2022 and ‘Tarogramma Archive' at Dundas St Gallery and Italian Cultural Institute, Edinburgh, 2019. Selected awards include Saatchi Art ‘Rising Star' 2022 and Dazed x Gap New Generation 2020. Cifelli has been announced as a top 10 finalist for the UK New Artist of the Year Award with several works selected for a week-long exhibition at London's prestigious Saatchi Gallery. Damien Cifelli's solo exhibition 'Tarogramma' continues at our new permanent home at 34 Fort Hill, Margate, CT9 1HD until 30th October 2022. The Gallery is open Thursdays 11-4pm, Saturdays 11-3pm and outside of these times by appointment. Visit the 'Tarogramma' online viewing room here: https://www.liminal-gallery.com/damien-cifelli-tarogrammaContact us: info@liminal-gallery.comFollow us on Instagram: @liminal_galleryWith original music and sound editing by Lorenzo Bonari. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Italian Film Festival features a selection of films from the New Neapolitan Cinema movement, curated and presented by the Italian Cultural Institute in Melbourne, bringing to the Australian audience the rich Neapolitan film heritage of the last 30 years.Angelo Gioe’ #ItalianFilmFestival was first posted on September 27, 2022 at 9:32 am.©2015 "Fred English Channel". Use of this feed is for personal non-commercial use only. If you are not reading this article in your feed reader, then the site is guilty of copyright infringement. Please contact me at radio@fred.fm

The Italian Film Festival features a selection of films from the New Neapolitan Cinema movement, curated and presented by the Italian Cultural Institute in Melbourne, bringing to the Australian audience the rich Neapolitan film heritage of the last 30 years. The post Angelo Gioe’ #ItalianFilmFestival appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The Italian Film Festival features a selection of films from the New Neapolitan Cinema movement, curated and presented by the Italian Cultural Institute in Melbourne, bringing to the Australian audience the rich Neapolitan film heritage of the last 30 years. The post Angelo Gioe’ #ItalianFilmFestival appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The Italian Film Festival features a selection of films from the New Neapolitan Cinema movement, curated and presented by the Italian Cultural Institute in Melbourne, bringing to the Australian audience the rich Neapolitan film heritage of the last 30 years. The post Angelo Gioe’ #ItalianFilmFestival appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The Italian Film Festival features a selection of films from the New Neapolitan Cinema movement, curated and presented by the Italian Cultural Institute in Melbourne, bringing to the Australian audience the rich Neapolitan film heritage of the last 30 years. The post Angelo Gioe’ #ItalianFilmFestival appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

The Italian Film Festival features a selection of films from the New Neapolitan Cinema movement, curated and presented by the Italian Cultural Institute in Melbourne, bringing to the Australian audience the rich Neapolitan film heritage of the last 30 years. The post Angelo Gioe’ #ItalianFilmFestival appeared first on Fred Film Radio.

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Pinocchio is a cultural icon. He is the wooden puppet who can talk and walk. A cheerful headstrong character who keeps breaking the rules, and whose dream is to become a real boy. His story has been the subject of many retellings, and his growing nose when he lies has become a way to satirise politicians the world over. But Pinocchio's origins are largely unknown outside Italy, and couldn't be more different from his portrayal in the 1940 Disney film. The original novel The Adventures of Pinocchio by the 19th century Italian writer Carlo Collodi is much darker and brutal, and originally ended with Pinocchio's execution, but it was also a way of educating the children of a newly unified Italy. The actual literary text also provided a model, which is still used today, for a more standardised form of the Italian language. So why has Collodi's original – which is one of the most translated books in the world and one of the most adapted – been largely ignored and why should we go back to it? Joining Bridget Kendall is Dr Katia Pizzi, the director of the Italian Cultural Institute in London, who is the editor and co-author of Pinocchio, puppets and modernity: the mechanical body; Cristina Mazzoni, Professor of Romance Languages and Cultures at the University of Vermont, and editor and translator of The Pomegranates and other Modern Italian Fairy Tales; and Dr Georgia Panteli, Lecturer in Film and Comparative Literature at the University of Vienna and University College London, and author of From Puppet to Cyborg. Pinocchio's Posthuman Journey. The readings from The Adventures of Pinocchio were by Marco Gambino. Produced by Anne Khazam for the BBC World Service. (Photo: The long nose of the liar Pinocchio, Florence, Italy. Credit: broadcastertr via Getty Images)

For this new episode of Unlimited Women's Brands, I'm honored to welcome Dr Reem Tariq El Mutwalli. Founder of the Zay Initiative, the region's first fashion-history archive, Dr El Mutwalli has dedicated most of her life, studies and work to the preservation of Arab art and cultural heritage. With a PHD in Islamic Art and Archeology, since her pioneering role at the Cultural Foundation in Abu Dhabi in the ‘80s to the most recent webinars and the launch of the digital platform Zay Initiative Reem has become renowned expert in Islamic Art and UAE Heritage which she advocates and celebrates with great passion and charm I had the pleasure to meet Dr El Mutwalli for her presentation on The Art of Arab Dress at the Italian Cultural Institute in Abu Dhabi and her passion for the subject was so contagious that it encouraged me right there and then to invite her to join us on Unlimited to share with all of us her inspiring journey. For highlights and behind the scenes follow my Unlimited journey on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/un.limited.me/ If you liked my Unlimited approach and are interested to sponsor this or similar episodes, connect with me directly via LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/danielarossiunlimited/ Or if you wish to apply to be featured please drop me your details connect@un-limited.me To Unlimited Opportunities!

Italy's wonderful array of digestif amari demands exploration.Amari is the plural of amaro, which means ‘bitter' in Italian. It's also the name given the country's unique liqueurs that are intensely bitter and often very sweet too, flavoured with herbs, spices and other botanicals.The theme of this episode has been inspired by the amari degustation event organised by the Italian Cultural institute, Sydney at its premises in December 2021, during the World Week of Italian Cuisine.Presented by today's expert bartender, Federico Malavenda, the degustation featured a tasting of seven Italian amari:Braulio;Cynar;Poli Vaca Mora;Cappelletti Sfumato;Amara Blood Orange;Toro Centerba; andAverna.The Italian Cultural Institute is an official branch of the Italian government, dedicated to the promotion of the Italian culture in Australia through the organisation and support of events, exhibitions and festivals, in collaboration with major local institutions.This episode has been produced with their support.Federico Malavenda is bar manager at Bistecca Restaurant in Sydney, which has a menu of no less than 85 different amari.This was recognised at the Wine List of the Year Awards in late 2021, when Bistecca picked up the gong for Best Digestif List.Stay with me as Federico gives you an overview of amaro and shares what he's doing with digestif amari at Bistecca.First up, a little history. Federico says these unique and storied liqueurs have been an integral part of Italian culture for generations.

For this new episode of Unlimited Women's Brands, we're honored to welcome Dr Reem Tariq El Mutwalli. Founder of the Zay Initiative, the region's first fashion-history archive, Dr El Mutwalli has dedicated most of her life, studies and work to the preservation of Arab art and cultural heritage. With a PHD in Islamic Art and Archeology, since her pioneering role at the Cultural Foundation in Abu Dhabi in the ‘80s to the most recent webinars and the launch of the digital platform Zay Initiative Reem has become renowned expert in Islamic Art and UAE Heritage which she advocates and celebrates with great passion and charm I had the pleasure to meet Dr El Mutwalli for her presentation on The Art of Arab Dress at the Italian Cultural Institute in Abu Dhabi and her passion for the subject was so con- tagious that it encouraged me right there and then to invite her to join us on Unlimited to share with all of us her inspiring journey.

In the fifth episode of Europe Readr Riveting Interview podcast series, Rosie Goldsmith meets the Italian writer, poet, publisher and traveller Tiziano Fratus. Tiziano describes his relation to nature and how in the silence of the Californian forests, he developed the concept of Homo radix (“root man”), the practice of alberography and the discipline of dendrosophy, by which he lives today. Listen to his interview and find out more! This episode is brought to you by EUNIC London in partnership with the European Literature Network and the Italian Cultural Institute in London.

Alessandro Barbero joins a videochat with Michael Subialka (UC Davis) to talk about his latest work: Dante. Event organized by the Italian Cultural Institute of San Francisco on the occasion of the 700 anniversary of Dante Alighieri's death.Source - IIC San Francisco channel: youtube.com/channel/UCv_R-aIi_ZvjFzYljsbYe1g ============== Tutti gli audio disponibili sono utilizzati dopo previo consenso e accordo con i distributori originali di altre piattaforme e/o distribuiti con licenze CC BY 4.0 e affini, viene sempre riportata la fonte. I titoli potrebbero variare.

The Italian Cultural Institutes of Melbourne and Sydney are collaborating again on another thought-provoking lecture dedicated to the economic history of Europe, in particular since the end of WWII. - "L’Italia nell’evoluzione dell’Europa a partire dal 1945" è il titolo di un "webinar" a cura del professor Joseph Halevi in programma domani, giovedì 10 settembre.

In some Australian cities cinemas have reopened and tonight (Tuesday 1st September 2020) the film "The nights of Cabiria", directed by Federico Fellini, is screened at the Randwick Ritz in Sydney. - In alcune città d'Australia i cinema hanno riaperto, e questa sera (martedì 1 settembre 2020) è in programma al Randwick Ritz di Sydney la proiezione del film "Le notti di Cabiria", diretto da Federico Fellini.

Online reading in times of a pandemic. - In tempi di pandemia, la lettura diventa online.

'Sorry Boys. Dialogues about a secret agreement for 12 cut-off heads' is an Italian theatre show which is currently available online as part of the #Playback series, organised by the Italian Cultural Institute in Melbourne. - Prosegue online con lo spettacolo "Sorry Boys. Dialogo su un patto segreto per 12 teste mozzate", la rassegna #Playback dedicata al teatro italiano, organizzata dall'Istituto Italiano di Cultura di Melbourne.

These Digital Times, the online music festival presented in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institute of Melbourne and Violipiano Music, features the violinist Luca Ciarla. - In occasione di These Digital Times, il festival musicale online presentato in collaborazione con l'Istituto Italiano di Cultura di Melbourne e la Violipiano Music, SBS Italian ha intevistato il violinista Luca Ciarla.

Binaural recording - listen with headphones! Generative soundscape based on a two-dimensional random walk between four binaural soundscapes, recorded on Nov 7th, 2019 in Vienna at Kunsthistorisches Museum (exhibition "Caravaggio & Bernini") and the Italian Cultural Institute (finissage Andreas Lunghi "TACET" with Karlheinz Essl's sound installation "Checkin' my Shrutis"). 1) Kunsthistorisches Museum, Saal IV (Caravaggio) 2) Kunsthistorisches Museum, Kunstkammer 3) Italian Cultural Institute: sound walk 4) Italian Cultural Institute: exhibition space

We sit down with Roberta Terchi Nocentini and Natalja Aicardi to talk Rite of Tomorrow, a performance piece at the Italian Cultural Institute of Chicago honoring the victims and survivors… The post Scapi Radio 05.03.19 Rite Of Tomorrow appeared first on Scapi Magazine.

Dec. 3, 2015. In partnership with the Embassy of Italy and the Italian Cultural Institute in Washington, the Library hosted a panel discussion of distinguished scholars who spoke about Dante Alighieri's influence on music, American art and popular culture, philosophy, science and the law. For transcript, captions, and more information, visit http://www.loc.gov/today/cyberlc/feature_wdesc.php?rec=7114

Italian mathematician, Dr. Piergiorgio Odifreddi, asks What Can the Arts Do for Mathematics? In this illustrated talk, he'll examine the deep and close relationships between the objects of mathematics and of the arts. This lecture was co-sponsored by the Italian Cultural Institute and the Royal Canadian Institute for the Advancement of Science.

Italian mathematician, Dr. Piergiorgio Odifreddi, asks What Can the Arts Do for Mathematics? In this illustrated talk, he'll examine the deep and close relationships between the objects of mathematics and of the arts. This lecture was co-sponsored by the Italian Cultural Institute and the Royal Canadian Institute for the Advancement of Science.