Seen – and Understood – at the Frick
For centuries the Schiava Turca has eluded interpretation and, to date, no proposed identity for Parmigianino’s mysterious woman has been convincing.
For centuries the Schiava Turca has eluded interpretation and, to date, no proposed identity for Parmigianino’s mysterious woman has been convincing.
By Alberto ONETTI
Italy’s new business ventures may revive the national economy
By Ludovica ROSSI PURINI
An interview with brain scientist Martin M. Monti
By Tim PARKS
Translating Leopardi for contemporary readers
The list of winners of Italy’s prestigious book award – from its inception to the present
By Barbara ALFANO
A documented eye on Italian immigration to America through art in the 2000s
Pisa Delegation fêted by IAF at Hudson Cliff House John Cabot University honors Minister Giulio Terzi, Rome IAF Sponsors Stefano Miceli’s “The Italian Sonata” IAF Salutes Amb. Giorgio Radicati at Carnegie Hall IAF and the Institute of Classical Architecture and Art Feature Torino-Born Sculptor Sabin Howard
Arriverderci, Francesco Talo John Cabot University Student Center Opening Perugia International Film Festival Preview Radicati paintings on display in Rome IAF and ARPA
La Scuola d’Italia Annual Gala at Cipriani’s IAF Concert Celebrates Italy’s 150th Birthday President Giorgio Napolitano Visits New York IAF and the International Culture Festival of Bergamo
On International Women’s Day 2012, the City of Rome bestowed the Venere Award on 20 leading women whose contributions across social, artistic and political spheres improve the City’s culture, health and wellness. Among them, Ludovica Rossi Purini, President of Compagnia per la Musica and frequent collaborator with the Italian Academy Foundation, received recognition for her dedication to music.