“My Italian Connections” series – TWO YOUNG ARTISTS IN ROME
For the My Italian Connections series, the Italian Cultural Institute Sydney, in collaboration with the Consulate General of Italy in Sydney and the National Art School, is pleased to present a conversation with artists Corey Black and Harry de Vries, both recipients of the prestigious residency at the British School at Rome. Each year, the National […]
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RAFFAELLO SANZIO – VIRTUAL FREE GUIDED TOUR
The Istituto Italiano di Cultura, in collaboration with The Grand Tour, is pleased to present the second appointment of the Free Virtual Guide Art Tour: RAFFAELLO SANZIO Join Mario Bernardi in this captivating masterclass exploring the life and art of RAFFAELLO, one of the undisputed geniuses of the Renaissance. RAFFAELLO’s career, though brief, transformed the […]
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EATALIAN TALKS – CLIMATE CHANGE: DIGGING INTO THE ANTARCTIC OCEAN TO DISCOVER THE FUTURE
Within the 2026 edition of the Climate Action Week in Sydney Join Amaranta, Laura and Luca in conversation with the Scientific Attaché of the Italian Embassy in Canberra, Marco Lazzarino, at the Italian Institute of Culture, Sydney, on Tuesday 10 March 2026 from 12.30 to 13.05pm. Free admission. Antarctica’s past is key to predict […]
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A red thread, 70 years in the making, with a screening of the short film “FILI INVISIBILI”
On the occasion of International Women’s Day, Niawa, in collaboration with Comites NSW and the Italian Cultural Institute Sydney, invite you to the conference: A Red Thread, 70 Years Long: Two Femicides, Same Violence, featuring the screening of the short film “FILI INVISIBILI/INVISIBLE THREADS” by Fabio Schifilliti, with the director in attendance. Two femicides: one […]
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Lecture: Courtesy and Courtliness in the Time of Dante
Courtesy and Courtliness in the Time of Dante This talk revisits the notion of Courts, Courtliness and Courtesy in Dante Alighieri’s work, and how these play an important function when it came to writing the Divine Comedy. Beginning with a selection of texts from the immediate post-exile period Dr. Daragh O’Connell (University College Cork, Ireland) […]
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LORENZO JOVANOTTI IN SYDNEY!!
Aside Lorenzo Jovanotti’s Australian tour, which will feature performances on March 5th at QPAC in Brisbane and on March 6th at the WOMADelaide Festival, don’t miss the chance to meet this extraordinary artist live at the Sydney’s Italian Cultural Institute. It will be a unique opportunity to hear, from Lorenzo’s voice, the story of his […]
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WONDERFUL – Art Research Program
1-31 March The Italian Cultural Institute in Sydney is pleased to host visual artist Mara Callegaro throughout the month of March as part of the WONDERFUL – Art Research Program, promoted in collaboration with the Museo del Novecento and Fondazione MUS.E in Florence. The residency aims to support and foster the artist’s research practice, which […]
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LUCA CIARLA – MEDITERRAMÌA
The Italian Cultural Institute in Sydney is proud to present, together with Violipiano Music, the tour of violinist Luca Ciarla across Australia and New Zealand. Tour Dates: 25 February – Duke of George, East Fremantle, Australia 26 February – Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Sydney, NSW, Australia SOLD OUT 27 February – Jazz Music […]
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PALAZZO FARNESE AND THE LOVES OF THE GODS GALLERY. FREE VIRTUAL GUIDED TOUR
Step inside one of the most magnificent palaces of Renaissance Rome without leaving your home. The Italian Cultural Institute of Sydney, in collaboration with The Grand Tour, is pleased to present a series of FREE virtual guided tours on Zoom, every other Wednesday from 25th of February till the 20th of May 2026 First visit: […]
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Exhibition ‘PLAYERS’ – Woollahra Gallery at Redleaf
Woollahra Gallery at Redleaf is delighted to announce our group exhibition Players. Players brings together Australian and international artists across installation, video, painting, printmaking, photography, and sculpture. Central is the idea of the artist as a player: playing their own game with rules and incentives. Whether it’s Louise Paramor’s expansive use of found objects, James […]
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