Favoloso Calvino: Il mondo come opera d’arte. Carpaccio, de Chirico, Gnoli, Melotti e gli altri (Scuderie del Quirinale, 13.10.2023–04.02.2024) takes you on a journey through images: on one side, those that inspired...

Contrary to widespread viewpoints, recent developments in intermedial poetry seem to constitute a resurgence and intensification of particular features of lyric poetry rather than a break with tradition. Digital technology enables a...

The intermedial relationship between photography and poetic text in contemporary Italy has been the focal point of artistic practice for some of the most influential poets of the 21st century. Notable figures...

Emma Dante, the groundbreaking director of plays and operas, works on textuality with a visual and visionary eye. Through contextual codes borrowed from a number of media she builds a network of...

Our project exhibition presented more than one challenge. We had a big idea, a small budget, and a physical space to house the images, words, and objects that would allow us to...

During the early Sixties, Italy exploded onto the international stage, shedding its old image as a beautiful land with a glorious past but a lacklustre present. The new Italy was thoroughly modern:...

“Logic will train your mind all right; / Like inquisitor’s boots it will squeeze you tight”, exclaims Mephistopheles when he meets the Student in the third scene of Faust: Part One, and...

“… L’attività poetica è diventata una continua invenzione, una creazione quotidiana (re-invenzione poetica del quotidiano), la poesia tende a essere non più esercizio letterario (sui sintagmi e il linguaggio usato) ma azione,...

Cesare Fabbri (Ravenna, 1971) studied urban planning and photography at the IUAV in Venice and has taught alongside Guido Guidi at various institutions. Since 2000 he has engaged with photographic research, working...