“There’s No Calm After the Storm” by Matteo de Mayda at the 17th edition of the Rencontres de la photographie en Gaspésie
ERRANCES is the theme of th 17th edition of the Rencontres. From July 15 to September 30, the public is invited to discover Matteo de Mayda’s exhibition. Opposite the Auberge l’Amarré | 30, 1re Avenue Est | Mont-Louis An extreme weather event hit northeastern Italy in October 2018. The sirocco wind reached 200 kilometers per […]
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“Viva Vittorio” – Conference by Marc H. Choko, accompanied by an exhibition of posters by Vittorio Fiorucci.
For its 32nd edition, ItalfestMTL, with the support of the Italian Cultural Institute of Montreal, presents the Viva Vittorio conference, featuring the works of Vittorio Fiorucci—a talented illustrator, photographer, and Canada’s most renowned poster artist from the 1960s to the early 2000s, by Marc H. Choko, accompanied by an exhibition of posters by Vittorio Fiorucci. […]
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”Medicine and Charity – Art, Medicine, and Miracles: Images in the French Hôtels-Dieu and Italian Hospitals” – Lecture by Fannie Caron-Roy
The Italian Cultural Institute of Montreal is pleased to present the lecture “Art, Medicine, and Miracles: Images in the French Hôtels-Dieu and Italian Hospitals,” delivered by art historian Fannie Caron-Roy. The tradition of hospital care extends far beyond the French-speaking world. From the Middle Ages onward, hospitals across Europe played a fundamental social role. Through […]
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Roberto Lucanero at the 37th edition of the “Carrefour mondial de l’accordéon de Montmagny”
The 37th edition of the Carrefour mondial de l’accordéon de Montmagny invites you from September 4th to September 6th, to reconnect with musicians from Quebec, Canada and more than 8 countries including Italy. These three days of music offer an intense experience, punctuated by more than 30 activities. A leading figure in the revival of […]
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“Marche Immaginifiche” by Roberto Lucanero
Roberto Lucanero will perform a repertoire of traditional tunes from the Marche region and Central-Southern Italy on the diatonic button accordion. Serving as a bridge between the various pieces will be some of his own compositions, which are inspired by oral tradition music but developed through a contemporary musical language. Some of these have been […]
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