“Peace” by Aristophanes at Chickenshed
Friday 1 November, 6pm Peace by Aristophanes at Chickenshed ICI London is delighted to support this special performance of Peace by Aristophanes, a timeless comedy first staged in 421 BCE. Premiering just days before a peace treaty between Athens and Sparta, this play’s message of hope is as relevant today as ever. This performance marks […]
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THE ITALIAN LIBRARY #17: The Night of Incipits. Halloween Night. Trick or Treat?
ICI London is pleased to continue the “The Italian Library” initiative in collaboration with Ornella Tarantola and our library, The Montale Library. A series of evenings where we talk about books, with and by Italian writers, covering topics from Sanremo to horoscopes, from Gadda to podcasts, from Virginia Woolf to Artificial Intelligence. Seventeenth Event: 31 […]
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L’abbaglio del tempo by Ermanna Montanari
L’abbaglio del tempo by Ermanna Montanari The author is conversation with Margherita Laera Wednesday 30 October, ICI London The Italian Cultural Institute of London is honoured to welcome Ermanna Montanari, the award-winning actress, author, set designer – 8 times Ubu Prize winner – who presents her book L’abbaglio del tempo (La Nave di Teseo), with […]
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Marzia Migliora: Seven Imaginative Exhibitions
ICI London is thrilled to host Marzia Migliora and the launch of her first monograph Marzia Migliora. Seven Imaginative Exhibitions 1993-2024. Curated by Anna Cestelli Guidi and Matteo Lucchetti and published by Nero in a bilingual edition (Italian and English), the book is realised with the support of the Directorate-General for Contemporary Creativity of the […]
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Calibro 35 play Morricone – Audiovisual concert at Union Chapel
ICI London is thrilled to present CALIBRO 35 play Morricone during the London Roots Festival! In an era where the boundaries between the arts merge and blur, the Ennio Morricone Audiovisual Concert offers an unprecedented exploration of Ennio Morricone’s artistry, drawing inspiration from Abel Gance’s vision of cinema as a means to “listen through the […]
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The Book Club 2024: Il corpo nero
The Book Club 2024. I romanzi e i luoghi. Il corpo nero di Anna Maria Gehnyei Lunedì 28 ottobre, ore 18.00 presso la Biblioteca E. Montale In italiano. In presenza Nuova serie di appuntamenti con The Book Club per il 2024, in presenza, nella bellissima biblioteca dell’istituto, dedicata a Eugenio Montale. Il tema di quest’anno è “I […]
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Osservatorio sulle Metamorfosi Socio-Tecnologiche
Venerdi’ 25 ottobre, ore 14.00 – 17.00 UIS – United Italian Society Research Centre e IIC Londra presentano Osservatorio sulle Metamorfosi Socio-Tecnologiche In questo incontro verra’ sviluppata una visione d’insieme di salienti trasformazioni che stanno avvenendo nella societa’ attraverso la lente della ricerca di studenti universitari italiani negli atenei di Londra. Prenotare QUI Programma Parte […]
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We are another country. Displacements and languages – Writers and translators in conversation
We are another country. Displacements and languages – Writers and Translators in conversation Thursday 24 October, 6.30pm at ICI London Babel is the literary festival focused on translation. Understood as linguistic hospitality, translation is the practice that prompts you to go towards the other, in order to invite the other to your own home, and serves […]
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THE ITALIAN LIBRARY #16: An Evening with Gianni Rodari, Vanessa Roghi, and Beatrice Sica
ICI London is pleased to continue the “The Italian Library” initiative in collaboration with Ornella Tarantola and our library, The Montale Library. A series of evenings where we talk about books, with and by Italian writers, covering topics from Sanremo to horoscopes, from Gadda to podcasts, from Virginia Woolf to Artificial Intelligence. Sixteenth Event: 23 […]
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Cricket, the icebreaker of integration in Italy
Tuesday 22 October, 6.30pm, ICI London Cricket, the icebreaker of integration in Italy Gone are the days of considering cricket played in Italy as an exotique vagary. Following the biggest upset in the history of the game, victory over England at the 1998 European Championships, cricket has rapidly grown in the peninsula, assuming the unexpected […]
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