documentary Il Toro del Pallonetto – La vera storia di Joe Esposito, directed by Luigi Barletta.
The Italian Cultural Institute and The Consulate General of Italy in Sydney in collaboration with Co.As.It. are pleased to present the documentary Il Toro del Pallonetto – La vera storia di Joe Esposito, directed by Luigi Barletta. This evocative documentary brings to light the life of Joe Esposito “Il Toro del Pallonetto”, an extraordinary yet […]
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Maestri: Influences from Italy to Australia
We are delighted to present Maestri: Influences from Italy to Australia, an exhibition celebrating the profound legacy of Antonio Dattilo-Rubbo, Italian artist, visionary mentor, and key figure in the development of Australian modernism. Drawing on works from Manly Art Gallery and Museum’s collection, the National Art School, and private lenders, the exhibition traces Dattilo-Rubbo’s artistic […]
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“Traces of Italy: Cesare Vagarini: there and back again” With Dr. Lorraine Kypiotis & the producer Murray Fahey
Discover the story of Italian artist Cesare Vagarini with Dr. Lorraine Kypiotis and the producer Murray Fahey, exploring his art and legacy in Australia. As a fourth event of the Series “Traces of Italy: Legacies of Italians Shaping Australia’s Cultural Landscape” the Italian Cultural Institute of Sydney, in collaboration with the Consulate General of Italy […]
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From South to Vienna – Ida Pelliccioli on Tour
Italian pianist Ida Pelliccioli, acclaimed for the expressive depth and originality of her interpretations, returns to Australia with a new tour that explores the musical landscape from the Baroque to early Romanticism, revealing hidden gems alongside celebrated masterpieces. With a refined repertoire and exceptional musical sensitivity, Ida will take audiences on a sonic journey from […]
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L’Italiano della canzone
The Italian Cultural Institute, in collaboration with the Consulate General of Italy in Sydney, is pleased to host a conversation with Luca Zuliani, Professor of Italian Linguistics at the University of Padua, exploring the evolution of the Italian language in both popular and classic songs. Through well-known and lesser-known examples, Professor Zuliani will examine how songs have influenced the […]
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“Traces of Italy: Augusto Lorenzini – Legacy of a 19th-Century Artist Decorator” With Dr. Matthew Stephens & Sonia Audoly.
As the third event of the series “Traces of Italy: Legacies of Italian Shaping Australia’s Cultural Landscape” the Italian Cultural Institute of Sydney is proud to present a conversation about the fascinating story of Augusto Lorenzini and his impact on interior design in Sydney in the 1880s and 1890s. Born in Rome, Lorenzini perfected his […]
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Sul filo degli affetti: Il sogno di Arianna. Lanci and Piantelli’s duo
A musical and poetic journey into the emotional universe of Arianna, the mythical figure who stands as the ultimate symbol of the abandoned woman in the Baroque repertoire. The program explores the many shades of human emotion — from despair to forgiveness — through some of the most refined and moving musical works from the […]
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Painting With Stone – The Story of The Melocco Brothers by Zeny Edwards
The Italian Cultural Institute, in collaboration with the Consulate General of Italy in Sydney, is pleased to present the cultural series “Traces of Italy – Legacies of Italians Shaping Australia’s Cultural Landscape”, which explores the legacy and lasting influence of some of the most significant Italian figures who have left their mark in Australia. The […]
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A TALE OF TWO BEINNALS: SHAZIA IMRAN’S ITALIAN CHAPTER
The Italian Cultural Institute, in collaboration with the Consulate General of Italy in Sydney, is pleased to present the cultural series “My Italian connections: Australian creatives inspired by Italy” As the first talk in the series: “A Tale of Two Biennales: Shazia Imran’s Italian Chapter”. On 24 July, Australian artist and sculptor Shazia Imran will share […]
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Presentation of the Book: Stephen Mould on Carlo Felice Cillario in conversation with Daniel Smith – Italian Maestro of the Australian Opera
This presentation is part of the cultural series “Traces of Italy – Legacies of Italians Shaping Australia’s Cultural Landscape” which explores the enduring legacy and influence of notable Italians who have left their mark on Australian society, culture, and the arts. In this context, in conversation with Daniel Smith, we are proud to introduce Stephen […]
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