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Category Archives: Florence Beyond
Fred Kuwornu: Multiculturalism and New Identities by Caroline Perkins and Nicole Ferrari*
On September 23, activist, producer, and director Fred Kuwornu spoke to students of Syracuse University-Florence concerning the issues of ethnicity, national identity and multiculturalism in contemporary Italy. Kuwornu addressed these topics by presenting and discussing his most recent film entitled … Continue reading
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Tagged citizen, citizenship, Diversity Italia, diversity policy, documentary, identity, immigrants, ius soli, multiculturalism, new identities, spike lee
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I Like Florentine Crafts
Appreciating artisanal Florentine craftsmanship is easy – just as easy as it is to appreciate Cinzia TH Torrini’s documentary “Florence: World Capital of Art and Craftsmanship,” promoted by the Florence Artistic Crafts and financed by the Chamber of Commerce http://www.fondazioneartigianato.it/torrini_firenze-capitale-mondiale-arte-artigianato.html … Continue reading
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Tagged artisans, beauty;craftsmen, carver, carving, crafts, florentine workshops, hand loom, handicrafts, potter, pottery, smith, SUF Sustainable Project, TH Torrini, waiver
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The” Mela Cotogna”: a Sustainable Golden Apple
An apple a day keeps the doctor away, The Big Apple, Snow White bites the apple, and Steve Jobs’s brand is a bitten apple. But what was this “forbidden fruit” actually like? A common legend says that the Golden Apple of mythology may have been … Continue reading
Posted in Florence Beyond, Spazio Conversazione & "Green Tuscany"
Tagged apicius, golden apple, quince, steve jobs
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Canta che ti Passa!
” Canta che ti passa!” è un’ espressione molto diffusa nella lingua italiana che sta a significare ” non spaventarti e cura le preoccupazioni e i timori con il canto”. La funzione terapeutica del canto è nota sin dall’antichità, dai … Continue reading
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Tagged blues, Bocelli;Giorgia;Laura Pausini;Elisa;Marco Mengoni;abri Fibra, rock; pop;hip hop; rapper; musica leggera;, soul
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Syracuse o Siracusa? di Giulia Chellini – Università di Firenze
Se mettiamo a confronto alcune foto di Syracuse, una delle più importanti città dello Stato di New York, insieme a quelle di Siracusa, città del Sud-Est della Sicilia, le differenze saltano all’occhio e colpiscono il nostro immaginario. Si va dalla … Continue reading
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Discover Florence: l’Arte “Nascosta” by Carolyn Murin – SUF Art History MA
Hey guys! Let’s explore more ‘hidden’ places and masterpieces in town. Right in the heart of Florence is Orsanmichele with its famous (copies of) sculptures of the patron saints of Florentine guilds. While many people often stop to take pictures … Continue reading
Posted in Florence Beyond, Uncategorized
Tagged Bernardo Daddi, envening vespers chanting, Orsanmichele, Piazzale Michelngelo, Pontormo, San Miniato al Monte, Santa Felicita, Vasari Corridor
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Discover Florence: l’Arte “Nascosta” by Carolyn Murin SUF Art History MA
For few months Florence is your adopted home, and you’re probably eager to explore the city and see all it has to offer. The ubiquitous hordes of tourists wait in line outside of the Uffizi or jostle for space in … Continue reading
Discover Florence: Parks and Gardens by Carolyn Murin – SUF Art History M.A
You’ve been in Florence for about two months, and by now are probably eager to escape the ever-present noise and tourists of the city center. As the weather slowly starts to warm up and spring draws nearer, you also probably … Continue reading
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Tagged Anconella, Boboli gardens, Cascine park, Florence, Folon, gardens, parks, Rose
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