Dai Quaranta ai Settanta
- Literature
Postwar Italy Through the Lens of Literature
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Events
Unless stated otherwise, all events are FREE, in English, open to the general public, and held at 24 west 12th Street. Only Members can reserve seats when stated. General RSVP does not guarantee a seat, which will be taken on a first-come first-serve basis. Casa Italiana reserves the right to change the program without notice. All events and activities of Casa Italiana are supported through the Baroness Zerilli-Marimò Endowment Fund.
12 events found.
“Archilet” – Epistolary Webs.
- History & Politics
[In ITALIAN] Un filo d’Arianna per un Cinquecento Plurale
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Hands on. Female voices in Archilet
Workshop for Students
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Italian Fashion from A to Z
- Art
Launching a new video series with Grazia d’Annunzio
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The Young Dante
- History & Politics
Archetypes of His Early Intellectual Biography
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Pre-“Medea” Evening
- History & Politics
For Students Only!
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Le immagini prendono vita
- Art
[In ITALIAN] Poesia e pittura nel Rinascimento
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The Betrothed
- History & Politics
A new translation by Michael Moore
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The Mutation: Walking with Manzoni
- Art
Photographs by Mike Slack Exhibition Opening
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Whaddyacall the Wind?
- History & Politics
with author Annie Lanzillotto
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Adventures in Italian Opera with Fred Plotkin
- History & Politics
A Conversation with Michele Pertusi
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The Violin – Emilia and Cremona
- Music
“What Makes It Italian?” Gli Strumenti
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The “Discovery” of Religious Freedom
- History & Politics
The Italian Immigrants in the United States From the “Confessional Order” to the First Amendment
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