Istituto Di Cultura - Londra

Sette video ritratti di artisti dal background migratorio nel teatro contemporaneo italiano A cura di Margherita Laera, University of KentIn collaborazione con Alberto Lasso, Carla Peirolero e Oliviero Ponte di Pino Riprese e montaggio di Nicola Giordanella | Sottotitoli inglesi di Corina Gabualdi | Una produzione di...

Una serie di laboratori online per studenti di design dedicati ai temi della sostenibilità.  “Possible Futures for our Planet” è un’iniziativa promossa dall'Istituto Italiano di Cultura di Londra, realizzata in collaborazione con Nesta Italia. L’obiettivo è mettere in ...

IPT Poetry Prize is dedicated to a diverse array of the best contemporary poetry in Italian. We aim to provide authors, especially young emerging poets, with a far-reaching forum in which to present their work. The prize is in collaboration with The Queen’s College at the University of Oxford, the Italian Cultural Insti...

Italian-Togolaise artist Silvia Rosi talks about her exploration of the ideas of memory, migration and diaspora through her work with photography, text and video. The artist looks at her personal family history drawing on her Togolaise heritage through self-portraits in which she plays her mother and father: Silvia re-en...

ICI London was pleased to support MARCELLO, back in January, the first Film Festival dedicated to Italian cinema in the city of Birmingham, home to the second largest Italian community in the UK. Family, comedy, gender and life outside geographical boundaries were the main themes of the festival - all details HERE Many...

A conversation with Dorothy Louise Zinn (Free University of Bozen-Bolzano) and Roberto Dainotto (Duke University). Chaired by Joseph John Viscomi (Birkbeck, University of London).Recorded on 1 March 2021 as part of the Association for the Study of Modern Italy (ASMI) 2020-21 conference series, Italian Mediterraneans.  

Friday 12 March, 6pm   Ariosto: The Orlando Furioso and English Culture (Oxford University Press 2019)   by Jane Everson, Andrew Hiscock and Stefano JossaChaired by Katia Pizzi From Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing to John Milton's Paradise Lost, up to Sir Walter Scott 'the Ariosto of the No...

Book launch of An Elephant in Rome. Bernini, the Pope and the Making of the Eternal City by Loyd Grossman - published by Pallas Athene. The author in conversation with Georgina Godwin, introduced by Katia PIzzi In 1655, a new Pope, Alexander VII, fired with religious zeal, political guile and a mania f...