Verdi Concert at Carnegie Hall. Maestro Zeffirelli receives IAF Bravo! Award. John Cabot University Gala. 40 Roman Women: Book Launch. New York Stage and Film Winter Gala. Rebirth Rome: Panel and Reception. Italian Academy Foundation Reception. Naoto Nakagawa Studio Visit. Free Fall Art Opening Rome.
Venetian Heritage Gala. La Fondazione’s La Notte Gala. The Futurist Imagination at the Pope Center. Aldo Ragone Performs Beethoven at IAF Reception. Just Ancient Loops Screening. Capolavori Productions presents The Red and the Black.
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
No. 13 /Autumn 2014 For this third issue, we will be particularly interested in receiving contributions focusing on the surviving old Italian craftsmanship and the role of handiwork and production in future economies. Suggested topics include: The survival of old craftsmanship today: the thin line between art and crafts. Profiles of fabric makers, leather workers, […]
Number 14 / Winter 2014 The Winter issue is open to contributions focusing on the great Michelangelo in honor of the 450th anniversary of his death.
Arriverderci, Francesco Talo John Cabot University Student Center Opening Perugia International Film Festival Preview Radicati paintings on display in Rome IAF and ARPA
Number 12 / Summer 2014 The Summer issue is open to contributions focusing on the old and new masters of Italian photography. Suggested topics include: Italy through photographs portraying its landscapes, people, and street life. The greatest masters in the history of Italian photography. International photographers who have chosen Italy as a privileged subject. Italian […]
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
La Scala’s December 7 season premiere of La Traviata made headlines in Italy — large type exclamations of how the director was boo’ed. The director’s intrepid vision was to demonstrate that Verdi’s love story need not be trapped in a 19th century Paris boudoir, but whose characters and emotions resonated in an ultra-chic, 20th-century Milanese […]
“Many Minded” is how Homer, the first poet of Western Civilization has been described: “many minded” – it’s Yeats’ expression for the incredible variety, depth and scope of the poet’s work. We may confidently apply that same epithet to Shakespeare, Goethe, Dante, Ovid, Virgil and, in modern times, as well, to Verdi for the qualities […]