Archivio Eventi

Dublin Dante Summer School // An Opera on Dante's life - with Patrick Cassidy

In 2000, film producers Dino and Martha De Laurentiis asked Irish composer Patrick Cassidy to write an aria for an opera...

Settimana del Cinema Italiano // Launch event

The second Week of Italian Cinema launches in Dublin! Join us for an entertaining conversation with Michael Moore and Tommaso...

Stepping outside the artist's studio: the origin of plein air painting in Italy, from Thomas Jones to Corot - with Anna Ottani Cavina

At the end of XVI Century, a painting revolution began: a large number of painters left their ateliers and began painting...

Dublin Dance Festival // Virgilio Sieni: La natura delle cose

Each year in May, Dublin Dance Festival presents the best Irish and international dance performances in venues throughout...

Andrea De Vitis - Classical guitar at the IIC

Andrea De Vitis (Rome, 1985), winner of more than 40 international music awards and considered to be one of the most interesting...

Words on the Street 2019 - A European literature trail

Crossing political and literary borders, Words on the Street will take you on a journey across the cultural landscape, in...

Dublin Dance Festival // Roberto Castello - ALDES: In girum imus nocte et consumimur igni

Each year in May, Dublin Dance Festival presents the best Irish and international dance performances in venues throughout...

Lunedì al Cinema - La mossa del pinguino

Two precarious workers, a pensioner, and an old bully discover the sport of curling by chance and decide to compete at the...

La più bella del mondo: reasons to fall in love with Italian - with Stefano Jossa

In his book La più bella del mondo Stefano Jossa tells stories about rhymes, invented languages, impossible riddles,...

Places and spaces in women's writing - with Simona Storchi, Sharon Wood and Ursula Fanning

Simona Storchi and Sharon Wood (University of Leicester) discuss the Festschrift for Professor Wood Women and the Public...

Italian Research Day // Everyday Chemistry

Why is chemistry so relevant in our daily life? What are the most challenging opportunities of today’s chemistry? What...

Lunedì al Cinema - Italo

Italo, a stray dog, befriends Meno, a young boy from the Sicilian village of Scicli who is living a lonely childhood after...

"Questa sera è già domani": a conversation with Lia Levi

Lia Levi, born in Pisa in 1931 to a Jewish family of Piedmontese origins, is a journalist, founder of the magazine Shalom...

How much of Pompeii is Pompeii? Restoration, musealization, and reception of the Vesuvian City - with Gabriella Cianciolo Cosentino

Buried by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD and later brought back to light, Pompeii is not only the world’s most complete...

Lunedì al Cinema - Acqua e Zucchero. Carlo Di Palma: i colori della vita

Cinema’s magic is the running theme of this warm documentary about the life and works of visionary cinematographer...

World Poetry Day: "Poetare e cantare sono sinonimi" - with Marco Ramelli and Antonio Cascelli

Poetry reaffirms our common humanity by revealing to us that individuals, everywhere in the world, share the same questions...

Italian Design Day 2019 // Italian Design: five perspectives

The Italian Design Day, an integrated promotion project launched by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to highlight the excellence...

"Ciao amore ciao": recital on Luigi Tenco - with Nino Racco

Ciao amore ciao was the last song and the “suicide note” of the legendary singer- songwriter Luigi Tenco, who...

Lunedì al Cinema - Visioni Sarde

Sponsored by Regione Sardegna, Visioni Sarde is a collection of short films, documentaries and avant-garde films by young...

Jhumpa Lahiri - Launch of "The Penguin Book of Italian Short Stories"

Jhumpa Lahiri was born in London to parent from West Bengala, and then raised in the United States. After winning a Pulitzer...