John Kelly - Inhabiting the Skin of Caravaggio

Dal lunedì 02 aprile 2007
al venerdì 06 aprile 2007

FELLOW PRESENTATION AT THE AMERICAN ACADEMY IN ROME

John Kelly

Exhibition Opening: Inhabiting the Skin of Caravaggio

Monday, 2 April 2007

6pm-8pm, Gallery

Via Angelo Masina, 5

John Kelly is the Gilmore D. Clarke/Michael Rapuano Rome Prize Fellow in Visual Arts at the American Academy in Rome.
He is a performance and visual artist who lives and works in New York. The exhibition can be visited from 2 April to 6 April
by appointment, tel. 06/5846404.

CONCERT

Sarawan - tamburi d'Iran

Tuesday, 3 April 2007

9pm, Villa Aurelia

L.go di Porta di S. Pancrazio, 1

The musical ensemble Sarawan is composed of six performers united by their interest in traditional Iranian music and instruments.
Founded by Mohssen Kasirossafar, an Iranian musician, virtuoso zarb performer and long time Roman resident, the group pays
particular attention to the percussion instruments used in Iranian folk music. Their repertoire ranges from traditional works to
original compositions which mix this tradition with a variety of different influences.

FELLOW PRESENTATION AT THE AMERICAN ACADEMY IN ROME

Ken Ueno

The Entropy of Cigarette Butts and Ideogrammic Relationality

Wednesday, 4 April 2007

6:30pm, Lecture Room

Via Angelo Masina, 5

Ken Ueno is the Frederic A. Juilliard/Walter Damrosch Rome Prize Fellow in Musical Composition at the American Academy
in Rome and Assistant Professor in the Music Department at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.

FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY LECTURE

Sergio Rinadli Tufi

Dolcea, città romana del Montenegro

Thursday, 5 April 2007

6pm, Villa Aurelia

L.go di Porta di S. Pancrazio, 1

In the newly independent country of Montenegro, not far from its capital (Podgorica), lies a Roman city, Doclea, once the chief
center of the southern province of Dalmatia. An early twentieth-century excavation, led by Piero Sticotti from Trieste, revealed
the forum, temples and other important monuments. After a long period of abandonment, new efforts are underway to resume
the investigations. Sergio Rinaldi Tufi is Professor of Archaeology and Greek and Roman Art History and Director of the Istituto
di Archeologia at the Università degli Studi di Urbino "Carlo Bo." In Italian.


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