Casa Italiana recently hosted a multimedia exhibit dedicated to American Founding Father and third President of the United States and his surprising influences from Italian culture.
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© Giuseppe di PiazzaLa potenza del racconto visivo attraversa la vita di Giuseppe Di Piazza, fotografo, giornalista, scrittore. Con una giovinezza a Palermo, e una vita professionale vissuta a Roma e poi Milano. Poi un intimo rapporto con New York e con l’America Italiana. Ma c’è tanto altro da sapere di lui, dai suoi 'Landscapes' in mostra alla Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò della NYU ai suoi unici ritratti di donne…
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Plotkin and Rustioni at Casa Italiana, Photograph by Molly EngelmanCasa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò (NYU) airs the fifth episode of "Adventures in Italian Opera" with Fred Plotkin. This episode features Daniele Rustioni, a 34 year old Italian conductor who recently completed his debut at the Metropolitan Opera, among many other impressive milestones.
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On view until March 16, the two-person exhibit features work from an Italian-born painter and a New York native who hail from different artistic generations, yet both embody the idea of "seeing through" in their works.
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Poster of the documentaryOn occasion of Black History Month 2017 as well as Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò’s "Primi al Cinema" film series, the documentary entitled “Blaxploitalian: 100 Years of Blackness in Italian Cinema” by Fred Kudjo Kuwornu makes it’s debut in New York City.
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Author Eugenia Paulicelli delivered a special presentation on her most recent book about Italian fashion and film at Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò, where she treated the audience with a taste of her findings.
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Festival Verdi Parma and Busseto, 2017Parma and Busseto co-host The Festival Verdi 2017 to celebrate the operatic arts and the legacy of an Italian opera composer, Giuseppe Verdi, with some of his finest productions.
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A video of some of the featured works that are currently on displayDirector of NYU Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò Stefano Albertini welcomes the Italian-American Visual Artists’ Network, or IAVANET, for a three week long exhibition entitled “Lavori Su Carta.”
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International Holocaust Remembrance Day is on Friday January 27thThe Primo Levi Center is collaborating with the most influential Italian-American institutions in New York City to pay tribute to those who tragically lost their lives during the Holocaust and to use this time for reflection.
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We are delighted to re-publish an article by Stanislao Pugliese in memory of the renowned singer-songwriter Pino Daniele. Daniele passed away two years ago, but during the course of his career, he brilliantly combined rock, African-American blues, and Neapolitan music.
