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  • La Trasparenza della Parola, Composed by Andrea Liberovici
    Art & Culture

    New Voices on Primo Levi: Andrea Liberovici

    Benedetta Grasso(October 12, 2010)
    During the 4th International Symposium “New Voices on Primo Levi”, the Italian artist Andrea Liberovici will present his multimedia performance The Transparency of the Word, Cantata for Primo Levi. In an interview he tells us about the show's background together with some of his other projects and ideas
  • Life & People

    An Authentic Voice from the Roman Jewish Ghetto

    Benedetta Grasso(February 08, 2010)
    "Una Storia Romana" is a documentary that takes us back to Rome, in 1943 when a young girl, Enrica Sermoneta, managed to survive the deportation and the difficult economic conditions; as an adult she tells her story today for the first time
  • Art & Culture

    De-Portees: an Artistic & Conceptual Look at the Holocaust

    BENEDETTA GRASSO(January 28, 2010)
    The exhibit De/Portees by the contemporary artist Jack Sal opened on January 27 2010 at The Italian Cultural Institute, during the annual reading of the names of the deported Italian Jews. The multi-screen projections conveyed the sense of displacement evoked by the Shoah.
  • Art & Culture

    De-Portees: an Artistic & Conceptual Look at the Holocaust

    BENEDETTA GRASSO(January 28, 2010)
    The exhibit De/Portees by the contemporary artist Jack Sal opened on January 27 2010 at The Italian Cultural Institute, during the annual reading of the names of the deported Italian Jews. The multi-screen projections conveyed the sense of displacement evoked by the Shoah.
  • Art & Culture

    How Italy Became Racist. A Conversation with Lia Levi

    Alessandro Cassin(November 03, 2009)
    On November 4, Lia Levi will present her book 'The Jewish Husband' at the Center for Jewish History in New York. It provides a poignant reflection on the far-reaching consequences of Mussolini's anti-Jewish legislation of 1938. It illustrates the way fiction can serve as emotionally powerful shorthand for biographical memory and historical accounts...
  • Ernesto Ferrero: Primo Levi
    Art & Culture

    Misunderstanding Primo Levi

    Ernesto Ferrero*(October 22, 2009)
    Within the catastrophe of the Shoah, humanity was fortunate that the train leaving Italy for Auschwitz in February 1944 was transporting a special envoy: an anthropologist not yet aware of his talent; a young chemist who would later become a writer and who had already written short stories and poems...
  • Centro Primo Levi / Fall 2009
    Art & Culture

    Reading Primo Levi in Italy and in the World. A Video Interview with Natalia Indrimi

    (October 19, 2009)
    “Many versions of Primo Levi exist, and they depend of course very much on the different cultures that read him...” In this video interview Natalia Indrimi, Director of the Centro Primo Levi, describes the Center’s activities, its current Fall program, and the upcoming International Symposium “New Voices on Primo Levi (New York, October 25-27.)

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