Virginia Woolf: Bloomsbury’s Political Writer, Woman, Outsider
Virginia Woolf is one of the best known writers of British and World Literature. The Museo Nazionale Romano organised
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Dauda and The Black Lives Matter Movement in Vienna: Interview with the Afro-Austrian Community Videomaker
David “Daouda” Bentigui is a young and talented videomaker and director of photography who lives in Vienna. Although
Raissa Calza: The Muse Of Giorgio De Chirico With A Passion For Ancient Rome
Raissa Calza is an important figure in the excavations of Ostia Antica. On the occasion of the 40th anniversary
Ai Did It Again: Talking Legos To Convey His Democratic Message
Ai Weiwei’s genius is once again at work to denounce the disappearance of the 43 Messican studens involved in the
Dust: a reading by Silent Crash in memory of the victims of the 2016 earthquake in Italy
The fury of nature, the moment of a tragedy, an evanescent life like dust, the memory of those who
Children of the Radiant Future vs. Children of Communism: the unavoidable withdrawal from the socialist utopia
The Centre for Contemporary Art Luigi Pecci in Prato (Tuscany) is devoted to the contemporary arts of the last