Rocca Albornoz – National Museum of the Duchy of Spoleto
5 March – 30 July 2017
GUESTS AT THE ROCCA – from 5 March
TREASURES FROM THE VALNERINA – from 9 April
An extraordinary body of works join the collections on display at the Rocca Albornoz – National Museum of the Duchy of Spoleto, for a unique exhibition, a tribute to the vitality of Umbria, a land that knows how to react. The exhibition is strictly connected to the fundraising campaign to support the restoration of works damaged by the earthquake.
Umbria is a land that reacts to the events with the strength of her cultural heritage. From 5 March to 30 July 2017, the Rocca Albornoz – National Museum of the Duchy of Spoleto will host a series of works that were spared from ruin after the recent earthquake in Central Italy, thanks to an important exhibition organized by Regione Umbria, Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Assets and Tourism, Spoleto-Norcia Archdiocese and the City of Spoleto. Sistema Museo will be the exhibition’s operative managing subject. The event is included in the “Discovering Umbria” programme, supported by Regione Umbria to promote and highlight the museum activities.
The exhibition “Treasures from the Valnerina” opens on 5 March with a body of works coming from areas of Marche, Lazio and Umbria, that were struck by the earthquake, an evidence of solidarity among areas sharing such a mournful event, as well as cultural and artistic roots. The exhibition features works selected following various criteria, yet they all show a very deep symbolism, such as the 16th-century Wooden Crucifix from the church in Sant’Anatolia di Narco, a 16th-century “Madonna with Child” from Avendita, the Annunciation by Andrea della Robbia from the Castellina Museum, Norcia, an exquisite “Madonna with Child” (painting on table) by Ulisse da Siena, previously at the Diocesan Museum in Ascoli Piceno, and a refined “St. Sebastian” dating to the second half of the 17th century, coming from Scai, close to Amatrice. The exhibition is strictly tied to the crowdfunding campaign that started on 1 February, to support the restoration of other works of art that were damaged by the seism. It is possible to participate in the campaign here: (https://valorecultura.starteed.com/it/lightquake).
From 9 April, a wide selection of works already restored after 24 August 2016, will be included in the exhibition “Treasures from the Valnerina”. These artistic treasures are ambassadors to Italy and to the world of Umbria’s vitality, a “collective tribute” to an invaluable richness of art and history.
The 2016 earthquake struck hard the cultural heritage of an area of Umbria, the Valnerina, which is for many the place of soul. Not only a land of spirituality, tied to St. Benedict and St. Rita from Cascia, but also a harmonious whole of landscape, burgs, churches, and works of art, now wounded by the merciless shocks that started on 24 August and went on for the whole autumn, 2016. The work and self-denial of many who operated in this emergency (MiBACT, Fire Brigade Units, Italian Army, Civil Defence, Carabinieri’s Cultural Heritage Protection Unit, Volunteers) allowed to rescue many works from damaged churches and museums in Valnerina, and to store them in the Santo Chiodo di Spoleto specialized depot (4000, so far). From here, they will be able to receive the “cures” by restorers at the Vatican Museums, at the Florence Opificio delle Pietre Dure and other skilled restorers, and wait to return to their original settings, when ready. In the meantime, thanks to the project “Discovering Umbria”, it will be possible to see a significant part of them in an exhibition at the National Museum of the Duchy of Spoleto, where they will be on display from 9 April.
What will be possible to see in the Spoleto exhibition is the result of a committment that started soon after the earliest shocks, a sign of the professionalism and competence of the many who were called to protect the cultural heritage. Only a small part of Umbria was directly damaged by the earthquake, even if the images of seriously-struck churches have moved many a heart, but the will of the Umbrian community is that of not giving up and continue to protect their historical and artistic heritage.
The earthquake’s wounds are faced by bodies and people with the invitation to all those who love Umbria to come and visit its museums and monuments, which are open, vital, and offer an extraordinary view on history, art, environment and traditions.
DISCOVERING UMBRIA
“Discovering Umbria” shows a land that reacts to the events with the strength of its cultural heritage. Art and history meet in the region’s museum network, that features more than 170 museums, ecomuseums and archaeological sites. In the land of Giotto, Signorelli, Perugino and Burri, each museum is an evidence of the connection between community and land.
Museums represent the main tool to know the history, art, burgs and landscape of Umbria: hundreds of proposals, itineraries and curiosities that raise intense emotions, an invitation to discover the art that has marked the history of this land and become one with the contemporary.
An extraordinary reconstruction work on the basis of archaeological information, a trip to discover the Longobards’ daily life through textiles, clothes and jewels of this extraordinary people; the exhibition Trame longobarde: tra architettura e tessuti opens on Thursday 16 March at 12.30, at the National Museum of the Duchy by the Rocca Albornoz. It will be visitable till 18 June (extended to October 1st)
The exhibition returns to Spoleto after four years, and after having been on display in Monte Sant’Angelo, Brescia, and Benevento. Future stages include Cividale del Friuli, the National Museum of the Early Middle Ages in Rome, Ferentillo, Abbadia San Salvatore (Siena).
Textiles and hems were created by the inmates of the Spoleto Jailhouse that have participated in the weaving course, using school looms of the IIS Sansi Leonardi Volta. The compositions were done studying the scarce traces found in the few sources available, the Historia Langobardorum by Paul the Deacon, but the result is an accurate proposal of the old weaving techniques in the Early Middle Ages. Various social ranks are represented, and the visitor will be led by horsey icons and spears, through 4th/8th-century-old finds, to meet the protagonists of Trame Longobarde on the background of images of the Basilica of San Salvatore.
The exhibition is curated by Glenda Giampaoli and Giorgio Flamini, with the scientific support by Donatella Scortecci. The project is the result of an exceptional collaboration of bodies and institutions, including Comune di Spoleto, Regione Umbria, Istituto Sansi Leonardi Volta, the Spoleto Jailhouse, the National Museum of the Duchy, all of them co-ordinated and directed by the Association Italia Langobardorum.
Guided walking tours of Spoleto
Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays and holidays from April 1 to October 1, 2017
Every Saturday at 4 pm (tour in Italian)
Every Sunday at 10.30 am (tour in Italian)
Every Monday at 10 am (tour in English)
Easter (morning and afternoon), Easter Monday (morning), April 25 (morning), May 1 (morning), June 2 (morning)
Itinerary (2 hours): starting point at Piazza della Libertà, visit of the Roman Theatre, Arch of Drusus and Germanicus, Piazza del Mercato, Cathedral, walk around the Fortress, looking at the Fortress and the Bridge
Meeting point: Piazza della Libertà, in front of the Tourist Office, 10 minutes before departure
Participation fee: € 7,50; free for under 15
Tours are led by Authorized Tourist Guides
Evening walks to discover Spoleto, every Tuesday and Thursday, at 20.30 (meeting at 20.15)
Find out the schedule of November, December and March
Information: +39 338 1634018
Facebook: SpoletoCammina
RULES OF CONDUCT
– Participants are required to observe the street code
– Walk on the sidewalks
– Walk on the edge of the road
– Cross over the pedestrian strips
– Do not anticipate the guide
– Keep in touch with those who precede
– Follow the escorts’ suggestions
Those who have pre-existing health problems or perceive they experience intense physical exertion when walking are advised to consult their own trusted physician before starting.
Promoters and escorts are not liable for any damages to persons or things happening during the activity. SPOLETOCAMMINA-nov-dic-2017-marzo-2018
Every Thursday, starting from May 18, guided tours to the Deposito dei Beni Culturali di Santo Chiodo (Santo Chiodo cultural heritage Repository) on the occasion of the Tesori dalla Valnerina (Treasures from Valnerina) exhibition.
Visits at 15.00 and 16.00, with compulsory reservation before 12.00 on Thursday.
Accompanied by an art historian, participants will be able to admire the repository, a place where artworks are temporarily welcomed and “cured” in order to return them to their places of origin within the shortest possible time. The repository houses more than 5000 works of historical and artistic importance, books and historical documents that were recovered from the damages caused by the Central Italy earthquake of 2016 . The safeguard measures that the Superintendence of Archaeology, Fine Arts and Landscape of Umbria has planned with the Opificio delle Pietre Dure of Florence will concern in a year the largest possible number of works among those sheltered at the Santo Chiodo Repository, according to a logic of’ prompt intervention’ on the most serious damages, in order to stop the process of degradation. These operations are accompanied by an accurate work of indexing and cataloguing. A true heritage to safeguard.
During the visit, the guide will explain the work of recovering as well as the functions and characteristics of the repository itself. The visit also includes the entrance to the restoration workshop where restorers will explain phases, techniques and procedures of these delicate interventions.
Participation fee: € 6
50% of the proceeds will contribute to the restoration of the artworks damaged by the earthquake.
Information and reservations:
Sistema Museo
Phone 0743.224952 – 340.5510813
spoleto@sistemamuseo.it
Camilla Ancilotto (Mutaforma), Giuseppe Biasio (Opere 1973-20..) Tommaso Pincio (Sfere Celesti) and Giuseppe Ripa (Home Ground) at Palazzo Collicola, Julien Friedler (La Forêt del âmes – 2010) at SS. Giovanni e Paolo church, Dario Ghibaudo (Sculture da viaggio) at the Roman House: these are the proposals of Palazzo Collicola Arti Visive art director Gianluca Marziani on the occasion of the 60th Festival of Two Worlds.
Exhibitions’ opening: June 24 at 12.00
Camilla Ancilotto, Giuseppe Ripa, Giuseppe Biasio e Tommaso Pincio exhibitions will continue until Sunday October 29.
Find out more at www.palazzocollicola.eu
60 moons in Spoleto’s sky for the sixtieth Festival of Two Worlds
a project by Giancarlo Neri
LUNE is a light installation spread over the town’s historic center. Sixty luminous globes, with a diameter ranging from 25 in. to 4 ft, will be strategically positioned on towers, churches, palaces and rooftops of the old town so as to always offer a “multiple” view of the sixty satellites orbiting around planet Earth.
“I have been playing with the Moon and with moons for over twenty-five years now, and very seriously. In New York, London, Naples, Rio de Janeiro, Lisbon… and now Spoleto: it’s a fatal attraction and I’ll probably never tire of it.”
In 1958 Spoleto welcomed the first great multidisciplinary art and performance review of the twentieth century, conceived by Gian Carlo Menotti as an opportunity for cross-cultural contamination between Europe and the United States of America.
To celebrate the 60th anniversary of this fantastic creation, the City promotes a major exhibition entitled 1958-2017 – The City in the Festival a Festival in the City.
The exhibition itinerary ideally starts from Rocca Albornoz, with section 1958: alle radici della storia, and concludes in the former church of Sant’Agata, reopened for the occasion, where visitors are plunged into an evocative story of the art events of the last 60 years. This long and suggestive tale unravels across the city along the mechanized paths leading to the Old Town and in commercial activities.
A project conceived and carried out by Emaki Immagine e comunicazione, with the organization and coordination of Stefano Bonilli and Mario Brunetti’s artistic direction.
The section of the exhibition 1958: alle radici della storia is edited by Antonella Manni and Rosaria Mencarelli with the collaboration of Spoleto State Archive Department. The section 1958/2017 set up in the Church of S. Agata has been organized in collaboration with the National Archaeological Museum – Roman Theater of Spoleto.
Inauguration: Thursday 29 June at 5.30 pm at Palazzo Mauri
The exhibition venues:
Church of S. Agata 1958/2017
Casa Menotti – Festival of the Two Worlds Documentation Center
Mechanized routes
Ponzianina / Rocca – 1958: alle radici della storia
Section of Spoleto / Largo Giuseppe Ermini State Archives
Spoletosphere / Piazza della Libertà
Posterna / Piazza Campello
Commercial activities of the Old Town
Information:
aciemmearte@gmail.com, mob. 339.5993281.
National Museum of the Duchy of Spoleto tel. 0743.224952 – info@museoducato.it
Municipality of Spoleto – Piazza del Comune, 1 – 06049 Spoleto (PG) – Office +39 (0) 743.218.249 – +39 (0) 743.218.276 – email: ufficio.stampa@comunespoleto.gov.it
DOMENICO GNOLI
DRAWINGS FOR THEATRE 1951-1955
The exhibition Domenico Gnoli. Drawings for the Theatre 1951-1955 will take place from July 2 to September 30 2017 at Spoleto’s Town hall. It is promoted by the Fondazione Marignoli di Montecorona and it focuses on a specific period of Gnoli’s career, one of the most important Italian artists of the twentieth century (Rome, 1933 – New York, 1970).
The exhibition will feature about 70 drawings for theatrical sceneries and costumes created between 1951 and 1955.
All works come from the Domenico Gnoli Archive of Rome and will include the following: designs for the poster of Chéri by Colette for Andreina Pagnani’s company, represented at the Teatro Eliseo of Rome (1951), drawings for Re Cervo by Carlo Gozzi (1953), scenery and costumes for La Belle au Bois by Jules Supervielle commissioned to the artist from Jean-Louis Barrault (1954), scenery and costumes for As You Like It by William Shakespeare directed by Robert Helpmann at the Old Vic Theatre in London (1955), and finally sketches for the balcony scene of Romeo and Juliet (1955).
under the patronage of Regione Umbria
organized and produced by The Marignoli di Montecorona Foundation
in collaboration with Domenico Gnoli Archive Rome, Comune di Spoleto
as part of Festival di Spoleto 60
curators Michele Drascek, Duccio K. Marignoli
display Giorgio Gentili
graphic design M A Y B E Studio – Giovanni di Natale
INFORMATION
Town Hall, from July 1 to October 1
opening 1 July 2017 at 15.00
OPENING TIMES
July 1-16: from Monday to Friday 16.30-20.30
Saturday and Sunday 10.30-13.30 / 16.30-23.30
July 17-31: Monday and Tuesday 10.30-13,30
from Friday to Sunday 10.30-13.30 / 16.30-20.30
closed on Wednesday and Thursday
August 1-31: every day 10.30-13.30 / 16.30-20.30
September 1-10: every day 10.30-13.30 / 15.30-19.30
September 11-October 1: Monday, Tuesday and Friday 10.30-13.30
Saturday and Sunday 10.30-13.30 / 15.30-19.30
closed on Wednesday and Thursday
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Purchase the SPOLETO CARD and you will be able to join special guided tours for free.
With the SPOLETO CARD small groups can reserve thematic tours at the special rate of € 25,00.
*****
DISCOVERING UMBRIA
visit to the exhibition Treasures from the Valnerina
Saturday 2, 9, 16, 23, 30 September h 17.30
Sunday 3, 10, 17, 24 September h. 15.30
Meeting place: Rocca Albornoz – ticket office
Friday 22 September
h 21.00
Mutaforma by Camilla Ancilotto – temporary exhibition
Meeting place: Palazzo Collicola Visual Arts – ticket office
*****
Other activities at a reduced rate for Spoleto Card holders:
Guided visits to the Rocca’s Chemins de Ronde
Every day at h.10.00 – 10.45 – 11.30 – 12.15 – 12.50
Meeting place: Rocca Albornoz – ticket office
Guided visits to Santo Chiodo Cultural Heritage repository
Thursday 7, 14, 21, 28 September at h. 15.00 and h. 16.00
Meeting place: Santo Chiodo cultural heritage depot
*****
CREATIVE WORKSHOPS FOR FAMILIES
Sunday 10 September
h. 17.00
SUMMER LAB
ON CALDER’S WIRE
Sculpture workshop
Meeting place: Palazzo Collicola Visual Arts – ticket office
Free for Spoleto Card holders
Sunday 17 September
h. 17.00
ARTE ESTATE 2017
Game of the Goose
Meeting place: Rocca Albornoz – ticket office
Reductions for Spoleto Card holders
Information and reservation: Soc. Coop. Sistema Museo – Piazza Collicola – Tel. 0743 46434 – 0743 224952 – e-mail: info@spoletocard.it
Information: IAT di Spoleto – Tel. 0743 218620 info@iat.spoleto.pg.it
Further info on www.spoletocard.it
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Guided visits to the Rocca’s Chemins de Ronde
On Saturdays and Sundays at 10.45 and 11.30
The guided visits will offer the opportunity to walk on the Chemins de Ronde from which it was possible to admire the valley underneath since ancient times, and give a better understanding of the strategic position of the Rocca.
Cost: € 5,00
The activity implies buying the museum’s regular ticket, as under the Law.
Discounts available for Spoleto Card holders.
Reservation is strongly encouraged.
In case of bad weather conditions please call 0743 224952.
Information and reservations: T. 0743.224952 | M. 340.5510813 | Email museoducatospoleto@sistemamuseo.it.
Sunday 1 October at 18.00 the Galleria ADD-art Spoleto will open with the Autumn exhibition.
Works by SERGIO BALDASSINI and PAOLO SCARFONE will be featured, as well as DAVID POMPILI‘s last works and the preview of “Atlas Mnemosyne” byALESSANDRA BALDONI (the full Atlas Mnemosyne project will be brough about in Berlin first, then in June in Spoleto).
1 October – 24 November 2017
opening Sunday 1 October at18:00
opening time: Monday through Friday 16:30-19:30
Saturdays and Sundays, please take an appointment
Info:
Galleria ADD-art
via Palazzo dei Duchi 6 – Spoleto
info@add-art.it | +39 334 5380780
www.add-art.it
Grandparents’ Day
1-2 October 2017 – Spoleto
On 1 and 2 October, the historic center of Spoleto will host the Grandparents’ Day, an event organized by the Associations 50&PIU Perugia and 50&PIU Terni, created within Confcommercio to represent, protect and assist its members in support of active ageing and the enhancement of the role of the elderly within society.
Two days to celebrate the importance of grandparents in families and society by involving children, adults and elderly people in a rich program of initiatives that will animate different places in the city.
Visit the official website of the event to discover the programme.
Purchase the SPOLETO CARD and you will be able to join special guided tours for free.
With the SPOLETO CARD small groups can reserve thematic tours at the special rate of € 25,00.
DISCOVERING UMBRIA
visit to the exhibition Treasures from the Valnerina
Sunday 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 October h. 15.30
Meeting place: Rocca Albornoz – ticket office
*****
Other activities for Spoleto Card holders:
Guided visits to the Rocca’s Chemins de Ronde
Saturday and Sunday at h. 10.45 and h. 11.30
Meeting place: Rocca Albornoz – ticket office
Guided visits to Santo Chiodo Cultural Heritage repository
Thursday 5, 12, 19, 26 October at h. 15.00 and h. 16.00
Meeting place: Santo Chiodo cultural heritage repository
*****
CREATIVE WORKSHOPS FOR FAMILIES
Sunday 1 October
h. 17.00
SUMMER LAB – THE ROOM OF WONDERS
Tactile workshop
Meeting place: Palazzo Collicola Visual Arts – ticket office
Free for Spoleto Card holders
THEMATIC GUIDED TOURS
Friday 6, 13, 20, 27 October
MEZZ’ORA DOPO LA CHIUSURA
Reductions for Spoleto Card holders
Information and reservation: Soc. Coop. Sistema Museo – Piazza Collicola – Tel. 0743 46434 – 0743 224952 – e-mail: info@spoletocard.it
Information: IAT di Spoleto – Tel. 0743 218620 info@iat.spoleto.pg.it
Further info on www.spoletocard.it
LECTURAE DANTIS 2017
From 6 October to 21 December at the Public Library, Palazzo Mauri
After the success of the last years, the integral reading of Dante’s Divine Comedy resumes from October 6 to December 21, each Friday afternoon at 17 by the Public library in Palazzo Mauri; this leg includes the reading of 11 cantos from the Paradise, from the XIIth to the XXIInd.
Readings will be by actor Claudio Trionfi, with comments by academics co-ordinated by professor Rodney John Lokaj.
During the event, (October through December) some editions of the Divine Comedy owned by the Public Library will be on display, including the 1484 Venetian incunabulus commented by Cristoforo Landino (1424 – 1498).
Nine cycles of reading have already taken place, that featured the first two canticas, and Hell’s first 11 cantos. The experience shows the modern interest in Dante and his work.
Lectura Dantis is a specific form of divulgation à haute voix, historically well defined and codified, which originated in the XIVth century thanks to Giovanni Boccaccio, and evolved through the ages, yet respecting the traditional interconnection between verse reading and exegetical comment.
READING SCHEDULE
(date, canto and commentary)
6 October, canto 12, Rodney Lokaj, professor of Italian Philology, Kore University, Enna; member of the Italian Dante Society
13 October, canto 13, Roberto Deidier, professor of Comparative Literatures, Kore University, Enna
20 October, canto 14, Roberto Deidier, professor of Comparative Literatures, Kore University, Enna
27 October, canto 15, Roberto Mercuri, professor of Italian Literature, Roma Sapienza; member of the Italian Dante Society
3 November, canto 16, Rodney Lokaj, professor of Italian Philology, Kore University, Enna; member of the Italian Dante Society
10 November, canto 17, Roberto Mercuri, professor of Italian Literature, Roma Sapienza; member of the Italian Dante Society
17 November, canto 18, Elio Pecora, poet, essayist, literary critic
24 November, canto 19, Roberto Mercuri, professor of Italian Literature, Roma Sapienza; member of the Italian Dante Society
1 December, canto 20, Sonia Gentili, professor of Italian Literature, Roma Sapienza
15 December, canto 21, Rodney Lokaj, professor of Italian Philology, Kore University, Enna; member of the Italian Dante Society
21 December, canto 22, Roberto Mercuri, professor of Italian Literature, Roma Sapienza; member of the Italian Dante Society
Mezz’ora dopo la chiusura #208
National Archaeological Museum and Roman Theater of Spoleto
THE KING’S SCEPTERS
Symbols of power in Pre-Roman Spoleto
Mezz’ora dopo la chiusura, the event organized by Sistema Museo in collaboration with the National Archaeological Museum and the Roman Theater of Spoleto, is back on Friday October 6, 2017 at 19.00 with a thematic visit dedicated to the origins of Spoleto and the ancient Umbrian people.
Through the analysis of extraordinary and recently discovered grave goods, we will discover customs and traditions of Spoleto’s oldest “élites” and their relations with Italic peoples from central and Eastern Italy.
The guided tour will be held thanks to the special collaboration of archaeologist Nicola Bruni (ASTRA – Association for the Study of Territory, Research and Archeology)
The evening continues with a tasting of local products.
The event is organized in collaboration with Con Spoleto – Spoleto hotel managers’ association.
Participation fee
Museum admission ticket
Reduced fare € 2,00
Free for habitués
Guided visit – € 5,00
Aperitif: € 5,00
INFO
For organizational reasons, reservation is strongly encouraged, deadline: h 13:00 of Friday, October 6.
news.spoletomusei@sistemamuseo.it
0743 46434
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One of the most influential Italian intellectuals, Goffredo Fofi, a film, literary and theater critic, will be a guest at Sala Pegasus, Monday 9 October at 6 p. m., for a conversation on cinema, entitled Carta Bianca a Goffredo Fofi.
Entrance is free, seats are limited.
Reservation: 339 4012680 or cinemasalapegasus@gmail.com
A essayist, theater, literary and film critic, Goffredo Fofi, born in Gubbio in 1937, is one of the sharpest critical consciences of our present time, one of the most active and combative personalities of Italian culture.
Over time he has become an authoritative voice in the national cultural panorama and his critical activity has focused above all on the relationship between social reality and its artistic representation. He has contributed to the birth of important magazines such as the Quaderni Piacentini, La Terra vista dalla Luna, Ombre rosse, Linea d’ombra, Lo straniero. He currently directs Gli Asini magazine; he is an editorial consultant and collaborates with Panorama and Internazionale magazines.
From Wednesday, October 11, 2017 the #Spoletolegge reading group’s meetings will be held every Wednesday at the Library of Palazzo Mauri, at 9 pm. The event is organized by Carducci and Carandente libraries in collaboration with Andrea Tomasini.
This year’s readings program is entitled Not as it seems, and will be dedicated to crime and mystery stories.
Readings will be in Italian.
Program:
La fine è nota by Geoffrey Holiday Hall
L’assassinio di Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie,
Sei problemi per don Isidro Parodi by Jorge Luis Borges e Adolfo Bioy Casares
Uno studio in rosso by Arthur Conan Doyle
Il segreto di padre Brown by Gilbert K. Chesterton
Dirk Gently, agenzia investigativa olistica by Douglas Adams
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Quer Pasticciaccio brutto di via Merulana by Carlo Emilio Gadda
Il club dei mestieri stravaganti by Gilbert K. Chesterton
Il detective cieco by Bramah Ernst
Requiem per il romanzo giallo by Friedrich Dürrenmatt
Omicidio a Road Hill House, ovvero invenzione e rovina di un detective by Kate Summerscale
Rendez-Vous Danse Française Autumn Events will start on Thursday, October 12, 2017 with a series of workshops and performances of contemporary dance.
All the events have been designed under the art direction of Carole Magnini for Evidanse association, in collaboration with the French Embassy in Rome, French Institute, Francia in scena, Rocca Albornoz-Museum of the Duchy of Spoleto, Roman Theater-Archaeological Museum, Municipality of Spoleto, Teatro Stabile dell’Umbria, Sistema Museo.
Three representative personalities of French contemporary dance will perform and hold training courses: Christine Gérard, Sophie Quénon and Brigitte Hyon. French photographer Isabelle Levy-Lehman will also take part in some events (for information call 3480872126 or write an e-mail to carolemagnini@yahoo.fr).
On Thursday, October 12, Christine Gérard and photographer Isabelle Levy-Lehman will hold an intensive workshop on choreographic technique, improvisation and composition (open to everybody) from 10 am to 4 pm at Rocca Albornoz; at 17.00, presentation of Le temps traversé, Christine Gérard and Isabelle Lévy Lehmann’s dance-video duo; at 18, meeting-debate Voyage au cours du temps, Heritage and Contemporaneity through dance.
On Friday, October 13, Gestes – Rendez Vous une Danse pour la terre, on-site performance and video shooting at different city locations.
Saturday, October 14th, another workshop from 10 am to 1 pm.
From November 1 to 5, Gestes – Rendez Vous une Danse pour la terre, on-site performance and video shooting between Spoleto and Valnerina (times and places to be defined) with Sophie Quénon, dancer, teacher, choreographer and founder of Dernier Soupir Company.
On December 2 and 3, again at Rocca Albornoz, a Contemporary Dance Intensive Workshop with choreographer Brigitte Hyon, dancer at Dominique and Françoise Dupuy’s Company, choreographer and teacher (among her students Carole Magnini herself), former director of the RIDC, Françoise and Dominique Dupuy’s training center, and training director at the Centre National de la Danse in Paris.
For information and registration you can call 348 0872126 or write to carolemagnini@yahoo.fr
Press Info: Antonella Manni aciemmearte@gmail.com, 339 5993281
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LECTURAE DANTIS 2017
From 6 October to 21 December at the Public Library, Palazzo Mauri
After the success of the last years, the integral reading of Dante’s Divine Comedy resumes from October 6 to December 21, each Friday afternoon at 17 by the Public library in Palazzo Mauri; this leg includes the reading of 11 cantos from the Paradise, from the XIIth to the XXIInd.
Readings will be by actor Claudio Trionfi, with comments by academics co-ordinated by professor Rodney John Lokaj.
During the event, (October through December) some editions of the Divine Comedy owned by the Public Library will be on display, including the 1484 Venetian incunabulus commented by Cristoforo Landino (1424 – 1498).
Nine cycles of reading have already taken place, that featured the first two canticas, and Hell’s first 11 cantos. The experience shows the modern interest in Dante and his work.
Lectura Dantis is a specific form of divulgation à haute voix, historically well defined and codified, which originated in the XIVth century thanks to Giovanni Boccaccio, and evolved through the ages, yet respecting the traditional interconnection between verse reading and exegetical comment.
READING SCHEDULE
(date, canto and commentary)
6 October, canto 12, Rodney Lokaj, professor of Italian Philology, Kore University, Enna; member of the Italian Dante Society
13 October, canto 13, Roberto Deidier, professor of Comparative Literatures, Kore University, Enna
20 October, canto 14, Roberto Deidier, professor of Comparative Literatures, Kore University, Enna
27 October, canto 15, Roberto Mercuri, professor of Italian Literature, Roma Sapienza; member of the Italian Dante Society
3 November, canto 16, Rodney Lokaj, professor of Italian Philology, Kore University, Enna; member of the Italian Dante Society
10 November, canto 17, Roberto Mercuri, professor of Italian Literature, Roma Sapienza; member of the Italian Dante Society
17 November, canto 18, Elio Pecora, poet, essayist, literary critic
24 November, canto 19, Roberto Mercuri, professor of Italian Literature, Roma Sapienza; member of the Italian Dante Society
1 December, canto 20, Sonia Gentili, professor of Italian Literature, Roma Sapienza
15 December, canto 21, Rodney Lokaj, professor of Italian Philology, Kore University, Enna; member of the Italian Dante Society
21 December, canto 22, Roberto Mercuri, professor of Italian Literature, Roma Sapienza; member of the Italian Dante Society
Mezz’ora dopo la chiusura #209
Palazzo Collicola – Arti Visive
A WALK THROUGH HISTORY
New streets… new stories
Mezz’ora dopo la chiusura, Palazzo Collicola Arti Visive’s event organized by Sistema Museo, returns on Friday, October 13, 2017 at 7.30 pm. with the second meeting dedicated to Spoleto’s history.
Participants will continue to discover some streets of the historic center named after prominent Spoleto citizens and some city’s historical events.
Historical facts, biographies, anecdotes and legends are the thread of the event: stories that intertwine with some important characters and events of Italian history.
The evening continues with a tasting of local products.
The event is organized in collaboration with Con Spoleto – the Spoleto hotel managers’ association.
Participation fee
Guided visit – full fare € 7,00
Guided visit – reduced fare € 5,00 (for Spoleto Card holders and habitués)
Aperitive-dinner – € 5,00
INFO
For organizational reasons, reservation is strongly encouraged, deadline: h 13:00 of Friday, October 13.
news.spoletomusei@sistemamuseo.it
0743 46434
Sorry, this entry is only available in Italiano.
Sorry, this entry is only available in Italiano.
Sorry, this entry is only available in Italiano.
Meeting dedicated to the first 12 chapters of “La fine è nota” by Geoffrey Holiday Hall.
In collaboration with Andrea Tomasini.
From Wednesday, October 11, 2017 the #Spoletolegge reading group’s meetings will be held every Wednesday at the Library of Palazzo Mauri, at 9 pm. The event is organized by Carducci and Carandente libraries in collaboration with Andrea Tomasini.
This year’s readings program is entitled Not as it seems, and will be dedicated to crime and mystery stories.
Readings will be in Italian.
Program:
La fine è nota by Geoffrey Holiday Hall
L’assassinio di Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie,
Sei problemi per don Isidro Parodi by Jorge Luis Borges e Adolfo Bioy Casares
Uno studio in rosso by Arthur Conan Doyle
Il segreto di padre Brown by Gilbert K. Chesterton
Dirk Gently, agenzia investigativa olistica by Douglas Adams
NOW READING:
Quer Pasticciaccio brutto di via Merulana by Carlo Emilio Gadda
Il club dei mestieri stravaganti by Gilbert K. Chesterton
Il detective cieco by Bramah Ernst
Requiem per il romanzo giallo by Friedrich Dürrenmatt
Omicidio a Road Hill House, ovvero invenzione e rovina di un detective by Kate Summerscale
The company Gli Instabili presents a theatre play at the Cantiere Oberdan, È questo un piccolo grande amore, by Silviano Ragni, directed by Giuseppina Bisaccioni and Silviano Ragni.
The play is scheduled on 19, 20 and 21 October at 21.30, on 22 October at 17.00.
Protagonists: Silviano Ragni, Massimiliano Caporaletti, Rosella Proietti, Samuele Bonanni, Giusi Bisaccioni, Maria Luisa Fogliani, Enrico Ricciarelli, Alessia Mosca Proietti.
Admission by free offer (in favour of “Dopo di noi”)
Reservations start on 9 October 2017: please call Cooperativa Il Cerchio tel. 0743 221300
Friday 20 October 2017 at 17 by Palazzo Leti Sansi (Via Arco di Druso), Dutch journalist Maarten van Aalderen will present his books Il bello dell’Italia and Talenti d’Italia (Albeggi ed.).
While Italy is facing a dire crisis, Il Bello dell’Italia (Italian for: “The Beauty of Italy”) tries to unleash the energy to cheer up. Maarten van Aalderen asked a group of fellow foreign journalists what do they like best of Italy. A passionate collective “chant” of opinions, sensations and experience is the outcome, the story of a wonderous country by the many resources. Il Bello dell’Italia is a book that Italians can be proud of. Talenti d’Italia is also a trip through the excellent emergences of Italy, through 21 interviews, 21 stories of passion, 21 lives consecrated to cinema, music, sport. These young talents, mostly in their twenties and thirties, describe their staircase to success and to international acknowledgement.
A careful observer of the Bel paese, 52 yo Dutch journalist Maarten van Aalderen has been living in Italy since 1990, working for the main Dutch newspaper, De Telegraaf, which also assigned him to Turkey and Greece. His main distress about Italy is that Italy just cannot promote herself or even nurture her own talents, and this is the reason that led him to write his Il bello dell’Italia on such theme. But with his second work, Talenti d’Italia, he went even farther.
Attendees include journalists Italo Carmignani and Roberto Conticelli, Amici di Spoleto president Dario Pompili, Spoleto mayor Fabrizio Cardarelli, head of Instruction and Formation Maria Elena Bececco, head of Culture Camilla Laureti, Bonifica Umbra director Candia Marcucci, CaRiSpo president Sergio Zinni, and president of the “Francesca, Valentina e Luigi Antonini” Foundation Camillo Corsetti Antonini.
Organization:
Associazione Amici di Spoleto Onlus
Tel. 0743 44960.
Press Info: Antonella Manni aciemmearte@gmail.com, 339.5993281
LECTURAE DANTIS 2017
From 6 October to 21 December at the Public Library, Palazzo Mauri
After the success of the last years, the integral reading of Dante’s Divine Comedy resumes from October 6 to December 21, each Friday afternoon at 17 by the Public library in Palazzo Mauri; this leg includes the reading of 11 cantos from the Paradise, from the XIIth to the XXIInd.
Readings will be by actor Claudio Trionfi, with comments by academics co-ordinated by professor Rodney John Lokaj.
During the event, (October through December) some editions of the Divine Comedy owned by the Public Library will be on display, including the 1484 Venetian incunabulus commented by Cristoforo Landino (1424 – 1498).
Nine cycles of reading have already taken place, that featured the first two canticas, and Hell’s first 11 cantos. The experience shows the modern interest in Dante and his work.
Lectura Dantis is a specific form of divulgation à haute voix, historically well defined and codified, which originated in the XIVth century thanks to Giovanni Boccaccio, and evolved through the ages, yet respecting the traditional interconnection between verse reading and exegetical comment.
READING SCHEDULE
(date, canto and commentary)
6 October, canto 12, Rodney Lokaj, professor of Italian Philology, Kore University, Enna; member of the Italian Dante Society
13 October, canto 13, Roberto Deidier, professor of Comparative Literatures, Kore University, Enna
20 October, canto 14, Roberto Deidier, professor of Comparative Literatures, Kore University, Enna
27 October, canto 15, Roberto Mercuri, professor of Italian Literature, Roma Sapienza; member of the Italian Dante Society
3 November, canto 16, Rodney Lokaj, professor of Italian Philology, Kore University, Enna; member of the Italian Dante Society
10 November, canto 17, Roberto Mercuri, professor of Italian Literature, Roma Sapienza; member of the Italian Dante Society
17 November, canto 18, Elio Pecora, poet, essayist, literary critic
24 November, canto 19, Roberto Mercuri, professor of Italian Literature, Roma Sapienza; member of the Italian Dante Society
1 December, canto 20, Sonia Gentili, professor of Italian Literature, Roma Sapienza
15 December, canto 21, Rodney Lokaj, professor of Italian Philology, Kore University, Enna; member of the Italian Dante Society
21 December, canto 22, Roberto Mercuri, professor of Italian Literature, Roma Sapienza; member of the Italian Dante Society
Mezz’ora dopo la chiusura #210
Palazzo Collicola – Arti Visive
POMODORO
Arnaldo and Giò
Mezz’ora dopo la chiusura, Palazzo Collicola Arti Visive’s event organized by Sistema Museo, returns on Friday, October 20, 2017 at 7.30 pm. with a meeting dedicated to two great protagonists of twentieth century Italian and international art: brothers Arnaldo and Giò Pomodoro.
From their common beginnings in Milan in the fifties, to the achievement of an independent language through which they asserted themselves in the field of sculpture.
The evening continues with a tasting of local products.
The event is organized in collaboration with Con Spoleto – the Spoleto hotel managers’ association.
Participation fee
Guided visit – full fare € 7,00
Guided visit – reduced fare € 5,00 (for Spoleto Card holders and habitués)
Aperitive-dinner – € 5,00
INFO
For organizational reasons, reservation is strongly encouraged, deadline: h 13:00 of Friday, October 20.
news.spoletomusei@sistemamuseo.it
0743 46434
The company Gli Instabili presents a theatre play at the Cantiere Oberdan, È questo un piccolo grande amore, by Silviano Ragni, directed by Giuseppina Bisaccioni and Silviano Ragni.
The play is scheduled on 19, 20 and 21 October at 21.30, on 22 October at 17.00.
Protagonists: Silviano Ragni, Massimiliano Caporaletti, Rosella Proietti, Samuele Bonanni, Giusi Bisaccioni, Maria Luisa Fogliani, Enrico Ricciarelli, Alessia Mosca Proietti.
Admission by free offer (in favour of “Dopo di noi”)
Reservations start on 9 October 2017: please call Cooperativa Il Cerchio tel. 0743 221300
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Saturday 21 October at 11, at the sala Barberini by the Diocesan Museum, Monica Paggetta’s book dedicated to the frescoes by Jacopo Siculo at the church of Madonna di Loreto in Spoleto will be presented. Book curator Sergio Carrivale will lead the discussion, that’ll feature speeches by publisher Jean Luc Bertoni, art historian Giordana Benazzi and journalist Anna Maria Petrova-Ghiuselev.
Jacopo Siculo nella Chiesa della Madonna di Loreto a Spoleto is published by Bertoni Editore, in collaboration with the Spoleto Diocesan Museum and the Premio Minerva Etrusca Perugia.
Two weeks remain, to visit the exhibition “Tesori dalla Valnerina” at the Rocca Albornoziana – Museo Nazionale del Ducato di Spoleto; till 5 November, 30 already restored extraordinary works rescued from the 2016 earthquake will be on display.
The last in line is the splendid XVIth-cen wooden sculpture Madonna con il Bambino, previously at the church of San Michele Arcangelo in Savelli, Norcia. The restoration was made possible by donations gathered by FAI Umbria.
The restoration and the work itself will be explained Saturday 21 October at 17, in a conference at the Rocca in Spoleto.
Featured speakers include restorer Giovanni Manuali, Rocca Albornoziana director Paola Mercurelli Salari, FAI Umbria president Nives Maria Tei Coaccioli, Monsignor Giampiero Ceccarelli, and mayors Fabrizio Cardarelli and Nicola Alemanno.
Next meetings dedicated to the “Madonna con il bambino” include “Mezz’ora dopo la chiusura” of Friday 27 October at 18.30, and guided visits on October 22 and 29, and November 5 (all at 15.30), and on November 1 at 11.30. Guided visits are available for 3 € (free for Spoleto card holders).
Thousands of objects recovered after the 2016 earthquake are also still visitable, upon reservation, at the Santo Chiodo Cultural Heritage Depot, already seen by hundreds of admiring, emotional visitors.
Info and reservations: please call Sistema Museo tel. 0743 224952 – 340 5510813
Presentation of the book La solita vera luna by Valentina Brogli
Presentation by Cristina Granata, at the presence of the author.
The company Gli Instabili presents a theatre play at the Cantiere Oberdan, È questo un piccolo grande amore, by Silviano Ragni, directed by Giuseppina Bisaccioni and Silviano Ragni.
The play is scheduled on 19, 20 and 21 October at 21.30, on 22 October at 17.00.
Protagonists: Silviano Ragni, Massimiliano Caporaletti, Rosella Proietti, Samuele Bonanni, Giusi Bisaccioni, Maria Luisa Fogliani, Enrico Ricciarelli, Alessia Mosca Proietti.
Admission by free offer (in favour of “Dopo di noi”)
Reservations start on 9 October 2017: please call Cooperativa Il Cerchio tel. 0743 221300
The series of theatre plays for families La Domenica dei Sogni returns again to promote love for theatre among the young. Conceived by Vincenzo Cerami in 2009, it offers children and their families cheerful Sunday afternoon theatre plays by nationwide-famous, award-winning, world-touring Italian companies.
Plays will all be staged at the Teatro Nuovo “Gian Carlo Menotti” on Sundays at 16.30.
The seven plays on schedule will deal with themes including juvenile social disease, family relations and school. The series is conceived for various ages, from children in kindergarten to kids at the primary school.
Theatre mediation at Palazzo Mauri is also part of the project. The day before the play there will be a meeting at the Public Library at 11.00, led by teachers Lorella Natalizi and Mauro Pietrini of the Associazione Teodelapio.
The meetings will offer the occasion to highlight the themes of the plays, ie friendship, relations, differences, lack of self-confidence, lust for poetry.
Tickets
free under the age of 18
€ 6,00 (adults only)
subscriptions available
length: 60 min ca
Box Office
on the day of the play 15.45 – 16.30
INFO and RESERVATIONS
Comune di Spoleto – Direzione Sviluppo – Assessorato alla Cultura
Via Brignone, 11
Tel. 0743 218615 – 20 – 21
scuola.musicadanza@comunespoleto.gov.it | info@iat.spoleto.pg.it
PROGRAMME
Sunday 22 October, 2017 at 16.30
PERCHE’
Sunday 5 November, 2017 at 16.30
HO UN LUPO NELLA PANCIA
Sunday 17 December, 2017 at 16.30
NATALE A SUON DI HIP HOP
Sunday 21 January, 2018 at 16.30
HENSEL E GRETEL. LA STRADA NEL BOSCO
Sunday 18 February, 2018 at 16.30
SE IO FOSSI TE
Sunday 25 February, 2018 at 16.30
FUORI CLASSE
Sunday 4 March, 2018 at 16.30
TUTTO IN UNA BOLLA
The company Gli Instabili presents a theatre play at the Cantiere Oberdan, È questo un piccolo grande amore, by Silviano Ragni, directed by Giuseppina Bisaccioni and Silviano Ragni.
The play is scheduled on 19, 20 and 21 October at 21.30, on 22 October at 17.00.
Protagonists: Silviano Ragni, Massimiliano Caporaletti, Rosella Proietti, Samuele Bonanni, Giusi Bisaccioni, Maria Luisa Fogliani, Enrico Ricciarelli, Alessia Mosca Proietti.
Admission by free offer (in favour of “Dopo di noi”)
Reservations start on 9 October 2017: please call Cooperativa Il Cerchio tel. 0743 221300
From Wednesday, October 11, 2017 the #Spoletolegge reading group’s meetings will be held every Wednesday at the Library of Palazzo Mauri, at 9 pm. The event is organized by Carducci and Carandente libraries in collaboration with Andrea Tomasini.
This year’s readings program is entitled Not as it seems, and will be dedicated to crime and mystery stories.
Readings will be in Italian.
Program:
La fine è nota by Geoffrey Holiday Hall
L’assassinio di Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie,
Sei problemi per don Isidro Parodi by Jorge Luis Borges e Adolfo Bioy Casares
Uno studio in rosso by Arthur Conan Doyle
Il segreto di padre Brown by Gilbert K. Chesterton
Dirk Gently, agenzia investigativa olistica by Douglas Adams
NOW READING:
Quer Pasticciaccio brutto di via Merulana by Carlo Emilio Gadda
Il club dei mestieri stravaganti by Gilbert K. Chesterton
Il detective cieco by Bramah Ernst
Requiem per il romanzo giallo by Friedrich Dürrenmatt
Omicidio a Road Hill House, ovvero invenzione e rovina di un detective by Kate Summerscale
LECTURAE DANTIS 2017
From 6 October to 21 December at the Public Library, Palazzo Mauri
After the success of the last years, the integral reading of Dante’s Divine Comedy resumes from October 6 to December 21, each Friday afternoon at 17 by the Public library in Palazzo Mauri; this leg includes the reading of 11 cantos from the Paradise, from the XIIth to the XXIInd.
Readings will be by actor Claudio Trionfi, with comments by academics co-ordinated by professor Rodney John Lokaj.
During the event, (October through December) some editions of the Divine Comedy owned by the Public Library will be on display, including the 1484 Venetian incunabulus commented by Cristoforo Landino (1424 – 1498).
Nine cycles of reading have already taken place, that featured the first two canticas, and Hell’s first 11 cantos. The experience shows the modern interest in Dante and his work.
Lectura Dantis is a specific form of divulgation à haute voix, historically well defined and codified, which originated in the XIVth century thanks to Giovanni Boccaccio, and evolved through the ages, yet respecting the traditional interconnection between verse reading and exegetical comment.
READING SCHEDULE
(date, canto and commentary)
6 October, canto 12, Rodney Lokaj, professor of Italian Philology, Kore University, Enna; member of the Italian Dante Society
13 October, canto 13, Roberto Deidier, professor of Comparative Literatures, Kore University, Enna
20 October, canto 14, Roberto Deidier, professor of Comparative Literatures, Kore University, Enna
27 October, canto 15, Roberto Mercuri, professor of Italian Literature, Roma Sapienza; member of the Italian Dante Society
3 November, canto 16, Rodney Lokaj, professor of Italian Philology, Kore University, Enna; member of the Italian Dante Society
10 November, canto 17, Roberto Mercuri, professor of Italian Literature, Roma Sapienza; member of the Italian Dante Society
17 November, canto 18, Elio Pecora, poet, essayist, literary critic
24 November, canto 19, Roberto Mercuri, professor of Italian Literature, Roma Sapienza; member of the Italian Dante Society
1 December, canto 20, Sonia Gentili, professor of Italian Literature, Roma Sapienza
15 December, canto 21, Rodney Lokaj, professor of Italian Philology, Kore University, Enna; member of the Italian Dante Society
21 December, canto 22, Roberto Mercuri, professor of Italian Literature, Roma Sapienza; member of the Italian Dante Society
Second cycle of conferences Recounting History, a project in collaboration with GraficArte Severini and Astra Onlus.
At each meeting, participants will receive didactic kits and an ebook will be created, featuring last year’s conferences’ contents.
On the occasion of the conference, admission to the Museum is free. All conferences are in Italian.
Future meetings:
Friday 27 October
LIGHTNING STRIKES… TODI
Dorica Manconi – Formerly at the Soprintendenza Archeologica dell’Umbria
Stefano Spiganti – Archaeologist
Friday 10 November
SETTLING DYNAMICS IN PRE-ROMAN UMBRIA
Laura Bonomi Ponzi – Formerly at the Soprintendenza Archeologica dell’Umbria
Friday 24 November
THE MAID OF PLESTIA, HER FUNERARY OUTFIT AND THE FUNERARY RITUALS IN THE NECROPOLIS AT SERRAVALLE DI CHIENTI
Nicoletta Frapiccini – Polo Museale delle Marche, Director at Museo Archeologico Nazionale delle Marche and Musei Archeologici Statali of Ascoli Piceno, Arcevia, Cingoli, Numana and Urbisaglia
Friday 1 December
THE SABINES: A PEOPLE OF ITALY AMONG MYTH, HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY. NEW LIGHTS FROM THE EXCAVATIONS AT COLLE DEL FORNO
Enrico Benelli – Istituto di Studi sul Mediterraneo Antico – CNR Rome
Friday 22 December
THE NECROPOLIS AT PIAZZA D’ARMI, NEW INTERPRETATIONS, RESTORATIONS AND RECONSTRUCTIONS
Nicola Bruni – Associazione Astra
Joachim Weidig – Albert-Ludwigs-Universitat Freiburg
Fabio Fazzini – Archaeologist
Friday 19 January
ROMAN ASSISI
Laura Manca – Formerly at the Soprintendenza Archeologica dell’Umbria
Friday 9 February
THE ABBEY OF SASSOVIVO: ARISTOCRACIES AND RELIGIOUS CONGREGATION UNDER THE LIGHT OF THE LATE OSTEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS
Roberta Taddei, Lia Barelli, Maria Romana Picuti – Università La Sapienza, Rome
Friday 23 February
THEATRES AND POLITICAL POWER: THE SPOLETO CASE
Giulia Rocco – Università di Roma, Dipartimento di Storia, Patrimonio Culturale, Formazione e Società
Friday 9 March
THE EXCAVATIONS AT THE SPOLETO TEATRO NUOVO: THE LATE-ANCIENT BUILDING IN THE CITY’S URBAN FABRIC
Matelda Albanesi – Archaeologist
Moreno Orazi – Architect
Friday 23 March
CARSULAE: RESULTS OF THE LATEST EXCAVATION CAMPAIGNS
Luca Donnini, Massimiliano Gasperini – Associazione Astra
Friday 13 April
THE CHARIOT OF MONTELEONE DI SPOLETO
Francesco Roncalli – Università degli Studi Federico II di Napoli
Friday 16 May
THE ANCIENT CITY OF GUBBIO: NEW DATA FOR ITS KNOWLEDGE
Luana Cenciaioli – Polo Museale dell’Umbria, Musei Archeologici Nazionali di Perugia e Orvieto
Friday 1 June
TOMBS FROM THE VALNERINA AT THE SPOLETO ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
Chiara Procacci – Archaeologist
Maria Angela Turchetti – Polo Museale dell’Umbria, Museo Archeologico Nazionale e Teatro Romano di Spoleto