What Porpora Taught Haydn
- Music
“What Makes It Italian?” Famous Composers and the Italians Who Taught Them
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Topic: Literature
- Literature
The Worth of Women: Feminism Started in Renaissance Venice
La voce di New York
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- Literature
Reading as the Angels Read
Book presentation of Reading as the Angels Read: Speculation and Politics in Dante’s Banquet by NYU Professor Maria Luisa Ardizzone. March 1, 2017
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- Literature
Thus Spake Orunmila!
Alessandra Di Maio and Maaza Mengiste converse about the poetry anthology Migrazioni/Migrations. February 27, 2017
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- Literature
Sirens of La Serenissima
A roundtable discussion on the remarkable tradition of early modern Venetian women’s writing, part of Carnegie Hall’s La Serenissima: Music and Arts from the Venetian Republic. February 10, 2017
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- Literature
Review: Rainbow Republic lampoons Italian foot-dragging over LGBTQ rights
New York Transatlantic
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Fabio Canino presents “Rainbow Republic”
Fabio Canino presents his novel Rainbow Republic in conversation with Roberto Mancinelli and Rebecca Falkoff. February 1, 2017
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- Art
“Italian Style: Fashion & Film from Early Cinema to the Digital Age”
i-Italy
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- Art
Peppe Voltarelli: Storyteller of our Times
i-Italy
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- Art
“Roma” or Going with the Flow with Fellini’s Fantasy
La voce di New York
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- Literature
Book Presentation: Embroidered Stories
Prof. Joseph Sciorra presents the volume he edited together with Edvige Giunta on interpreting women’s domestic needlework from the Italian diaspora. December 5, 2016
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- Art
Artusi Goes Digital: Passing on Italian Homemade Cooking
La voce di New York
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- Literature
The Recreation of Emilia-Romagna’s Culinary Legend Pellegrino Artusi
i-Italy
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