When: MARCH 16, 6:30PM Where: MUSEO ITALO AMERICANO (BUILDING C) Dr. Antonella Vitale (UC Berkeley) in conversation with Dr. Laura E. Ruberto (Berkeley City College) will explore the role that Italian film and media played in the lives of everyday Italian women and the intersections between Italian feminism, film, and news media. Italian cinema reached […]
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Confessing Myself: My Italian American Journey in Ethnic, Feminist, and Queer Studies – Santa Clara U, Mar 2
In “Confessing Myself: My Italian American Journey in Ethnic, Feminist, and Queer Studies,” Mary Jo Bona explores the ongoing interrelation between her work in Italian American literary studies and larger questions about canon-shaping in U.S. literature. Mary Jo Bona is SUNY Distinguished Professor of Women’s, Gender, & Sexuality Studies at Stony Brook University. Bona works […]
ARTCENTRICA brings Art to school
ArtCentrica is an EdTech startup that has created an awarded cloud service that allows to appreciate and learn about over 7,000 artworks from the Uffizi Galleries, Brera Museum, Metropolitan Museum of Art of New York, Art Institute of Chicago, Cleveland Museum of Art, Rijksmuseum, Städel Museum, Central Institute of Graphics in Rome and many more, […]
The Italian Heritage Museum is now also online!
ITALIAN HERITAGE MUSEUM EXHIBIT Located inside the 14,000 sq. ft. Museum is the Community Cultural Center, which is where you will find the Italian Heritage Museum Exhibit – one of the most comprehensive exhibits on Italian culture in the Western United States. The exhibit focuses on the rich history of Italian traditions, culture and achievements. […]
INNOVIT, Italian Innovation & Cultural Hub has its official website
INNOV.IT brings the best of Italy together – culture, business, technology, and science – in a one-of-a-kind space for global innovation. The result? A unique opportunity for those who are driving Italian innovation to interact with the venture capitalists, startups, universities, R&D centers and policymakers that make Silicon Valley the epicenter of the tech world. The […]
The “third way”: why being an Italian-American is so important – Jul 28
The Museo joins Il Cenacolo for their “Speaker Series” featuring Italian journalist Elena Frigenti. Italian-Americans are a beautiful mix of two cultures that complete each other in an amazing way. Elena Frigenti, an Italian journalist based in New York and the founder of “Franky in New York” (frankyinnewyork.com), a non-profit organization aimed at deepening the bonds […]
RIENTRO IN ITALIA DI DOCENTI E RICERCATORI RESIDENTI ALL’ESTERO: NOVITÀ DALL’AGENZIA DELLE ENTRATE E DAL MUR
Con la circolare 17/E del 25 maggio 2022, l’Agenzia delle Entrate ha chiarito alcuni dubbi interpretativi sollevati in merito alle agevolazioni per il “rientro dei cervelli”, in particolare per circa l’opzione per l’estensione degli incentivi per docenti e ricercatori. Inoltre, il Ministero dell’Universita’ e della Ricerca (MUR) ha pubblicato il decreto per la “mobilità di docenti e ricercatori”: tale documento contiene […]
“QUALCUNO VISSE PIÙ A LUNGO. LA FAVOLOSA PROTEZIONE DELL’ULTIMO PADRINO.” offered by Libreria Pino, SF – Jun 22
Enrico Deaglio presents his latest work, Qualcuno visse più a lungo. La favolosa protezione dell’ultimo padrino. The event will take place at Libreria Pino’s new location, 1501 Union Street, San Francisco. The presentation will be in Italian. In collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institute of San Francisco.Current members of the Italian Cultural Institute receive a 15% discount on the […]
L’America è un esperimento: scrittori e storie degli Stati Uniti – IIC SF, May 25
In-person presentation with authors Enrico Rotelli, R.O. Kwaon and Elaine Castillo – MAY 25 | 6:00 pm How can we, in Italy, talk about the new literature of the United States of America? And has Italy always been so attached and attracted to it? In L’America è un esperimento: Scrittori e storie degli Stati Uniti, […]
Talking to the Girls: Intimate and Political Essays on the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire – May 12
A collection of stirring and provocative personal essays by family members, writers, scholars, teachers, artists, and activists Talking to the Girls: Intimate and Political Essays on the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire stands as a written memorial to the 46 garment workers who died in New York City on March 25, 1911.The book honors the legacy of […]