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Ended Thu May 28 2015Thu May 28 2015
Women and Leadership

Stories from Italy and Silicon Valley PanellistsMajda Barazzuti, Senior Counsel, Valla & Associates, Inc. Leilani Latimer, Director of Global Marketing, Zephyr Health Elisa Rossi, Product Marketing, Square Moderators Elisabetta Ghisini, Professor of Management Communication, Hult International Business School Paola Tonelli, retired, former Executive Director, Vodafone Is there a different, distinct leadership style for female professionals […]

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Ended Wed May 20 2015Wed May 20 2015
Beautiful Country: Italy and the tourism phenomenon

Stephanie Malia Hom presents her monograph on tourism in Italy EVENT CANCELLEDWe regret that, due to unforeseen and unavoidable circumstances, the speaker will be unable to attend and the event has therefore had to be cancelled. We are truly sorry for the inconvenience.THE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY:Tourism and the Impossible State of Destination Italy Stephanie Malia Hom […]

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Ended Tue May 19 2015Tue May 19 2015
Roberto Fabbri, guitar virtuoso

Meet a master of the instrument! Roberto Fabbri has opened for Ennio Morricone (the legend who brought us those wistful spaghetti Western scores), is recognised even in Spain (the land of guitar virtuosi) as a master of the instrument, and has been described as incandescent, exuberant and technically surprising by Soundboard magazine, the premier guitar […]

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Ended Thu May 14 2015Thu May 14 2015
Needlework and Italian immigration

Joseph Sciorra presents Embroidered Stories: Interpreting Women’s Domestic Needlework from the Italian Diaspora. Joseph Sciorra, director of academic and cultural programs at Queen College’s John D. Calandra Italian American Institute in New York City, presents Embroidered Stories: Interpreting Women’s Domestic Needlework from the Italian Diaspora (University Press of Mississippi, 2014), an interdisciplinary collection co-edited with […]

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Ended Tue May 12 2015Tue May 12 2015
Michelangelo and the Medici

“Michelangelo Buonarroti” and “the Medici” are usually the first two names that come to mind when we recall the heroic figures of the Italian Renaissance—Michelangelo as a supremely gifted sculptor, painter, architect and poet, the Medici as an inspired family of patrons and collectors. They were all Florentines, to be sure. But in real terms, […]

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Ended Wed May 06 2015Wed May 06 2015
Opening of the Centre for the Study of Ancient Italy

By invitation only The presentation will announce the opening of the Center for the Study of Ancient Italy at UC Berkeley. The newly formed institution is intended to promote and advance the study of the many cultures of ancient Italy, with special emphasis on the Etruscans and Romans. It will also support teaching and research […]

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Ended Wed Apr 29 2015Wed Apr 29 2015
Movie ‘n’ Food: Sapore di Cinema

Two events to celebrate the role of food in Italian cinema Dinner on the 29th of April and costume, book and photo show on the 30th. Register separately! ****************Dinner: 29 April, 7 PM, Ristobar, 2300 Chestnut Street, SF. Celebrate the role of food in Italian films with dinner at Ristobar, the destination for artisanal Italian […]

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Ended Thu Apr 23 2015Thu Apr 23 2015
San Francisco International Film Festival (SFIFF)

Including two Italian films This year’s San Francisco International Film Festival, the 58th edition, will include two Italian films.Sworn Virgin (Vergine giurata)Countries: Italy/Switzerland/Germany/Albania/Kosovo Languages: Albanian, Italian Year: 2015 Running time: 84 Director: Laura Bispuri Mark is male in name only. Born with the name Hana, but growing up extremely tomboyish in an Albanian mountain village […]

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Ended Tue Apr 21 2015Tue Apr 21 2015
American Frontier: photographs by Emanuele Piccardo

American Frontier is a journey through the old frontier from Robert Smithson’s Spiral Jetty to Yellowstone. Architecture historian Luca Guido writes: “When Frederick Jackson Turner published his opus on American history in 1893, he saw in the frontier – a sparsely inhabited area in direct contact with the wilderness – the essence of a new […]

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Ended Thu Apr 16 2015Thu Apr 16 2015
Five O’Clock Piano Duo: Italian Connection

Piano for four hands The musical evening that the Five O ‘Clock Piano Duo offers the Italian Cultural Institute of San Francisco reflects the content of their recent album, ITALIAN CONNECTION. It’s a musical journey that unfolds among the various stylistic trends of Italian contemporary piano music. The deep need for immediacy of communication is […]

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