Istituto Di Cultura - Montreal

As part of a research on representations concerning the coronavirus, we invite you to complete a very short survey (5-7 minutes) by clicking on the link below. The survey is intended for people aged 14 and over living in France, Italy and Quebec who speak French or Italian. This research is conducted by the Department...

"Estate all'italiana Festival": an exclusive tour which, in 10 weeks, presents for an international audience, some of the shows from the 2020 calendar of Italian festivals. A great showcase for promoting - thanks to the network of Italian Embassies, Consulates and Cultural Institutes abroad - cultural enterprises, artists...

The "Places of the Contemporary" online platform, created on the initiative of the Directorate General for Contemporary Creativity of the Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities and Tourism, is the result of a systematic mapping of the places that exhibit, enhance and promote contemporary art, throughout the Italian...

In this difficult moment, Emilia Romagna Teatro Fondazione  and the Pippo Delbono Company  took part in the #laculturanonsiferma program, a digital festival created by the Regione Emilia Romagna within the territorial Cultural Institutions.From this initiative, the desire to stay close to the public in con...

As every year, the Accademia della Crusca in collaboration with the publishing house goWare has produced a book edited by Nicola De Blasi e Pietro Trifone dedicated to the theme of the Settimana della Lingua Italiana. Here the link to download for free the book in PDF: https://iicmontreal.esteri.it/iic_montreal/resource/doc/2019/10/crusca_italiano_palc...

The MiBACT and the Central Institute Sound and Audiovisual Heritage (former Discoteca di Stato), in collaboration with the SIAE and with the support of the major suppliers of digital music services (Spotify, TimMusic etc) have recently launched Italian song portal, a platform for online audience of over a century of Italian...

Funded by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation and developed in collaboration with the European Institute of Design, "ItaliAmo" is an innovative course to learn the basics of the Italian language and discover the beauty of Italy and Made in Italy through a trip with an exceptional duo: Leo (Leonardo...

The Italian Cultural Institute of Montréal is pleased to inform you that the provisions applied by the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation on data protection and privacy have been updated in accordance with the General Regulation on Data Protection (EU 2016/679). In this regard, please read the fol...

From December 4th 2018, the possession of an adequate knowledge of the Italian language, not lower than level B1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), is an essential condition for the recognition of citizenship pursuant to art. 5 and 9 of the law n. 91 of February 5th 1992. The verification...

Melania Mazzucco, who has visited the exhibition on our behalf Raffaello 1520 – 1483, at the Scuderie del Quirinale, staged on the occasion of the 500th anniversary of the death of the artist from UrbinoTo introduce us to the greatness of the work of the Renaissance master, the writer chose to focus on some mast...

The decrees against the spread of the coronavirus caused the closure of exhibitions and museums. But also, from home one can enjoy, in virtual, the beauties of the greatest Italian and international galleries. Many museums are posting on the network their masterpieces inviting you to discover from home the secrets of their...

Visiting the Egyptian Museum while staying at home is now possible, thanks to the Virtual Tour that allows you to stroll through the exhibition halls and admire the historical finds. To access the Virtual Tour of the Egyptian Museum, just enter the site and click on the "Virtual Tour" button.

The exhibition "Fellini 100. Immortal genius" virtually opens its doors for a walk inside some of the historic rooms of Castel Sismondo, accompanied by the narration of Marco Bertozzi, one of the two curators, together with Anna Villari, of the exhibition created by Studio Azzurro, as part of the project by the Federico...

With the reopening of the MAXXI in Rome, more than 80 national cultural sites have reopened to the public. Visitors will now be able to access the National Gallery of Cosenza, the Cattolica di Stilo, the Museum and Archaeological Park of Scolacium, the National Archaeological Museum of Civitella di Chieti, the Boboli Gardens...