Culture is an essential part of Italy’s identity around the world, representing a tangible and intangible asset which can be drawn upon to face contemporary challenges. The Italian language represents an important part of this, acting as both a legacy of the past and a bridge to the future, as does scientific research, a sector in which Italy boasts excellent achievements on a global scale.
Cultural promotion therefore plays a key role in foreign policy, representing one of the main tools for promoting Italy abroad.
Salone Internazionale del Libro di Torino: 5a edizione di “Dall’Italiano al Mondo”
La 5a edizione di “Dall’Italiano al mondo”, promossa dal Salone Internazionale del Libro di Torino, è un’iniziativa ideata per sostenere la traduzione della letteratura italiana all’estero e per promuovere il networking fra traduttori in tutto il mondo. Il simposio si propone di offrire una vetrina avvincente di libri da scoprire o riscoprire, titoli interessanti che rischiano […]
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Dublin, Exchange Program Between the Monteverdi Music Conservatory of Bolzano and the Royal Irish Academy of Music
On Wednesday, 22 October, the Italian Ambassador to Dublin, Nicola Faganello, welcomed the young musicians participating in the exchange and collaboration initiative between the Monteverdi Music Conservatory of Bolzano and the Royal Irish Academy of Music (RIAM) at the local Italian Cultural Institute. Students from around the world participated in a challenging first week of […]
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London hosts Ubaldo Bartolini’s “My Arcadia”
The exhibition “My Arcadia”, a solo show featuring 12 works by Ubaldo Bartolini, is currently on display at the Italian Cultural Institute of London. The 12 paintings, created specifically for this London exhibition, celebrate the work of the renowned Marche-born artist, who has participated in over 70 solo and group exhibitions in Italy and abroad. […]
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Capitoline Museums – exhibition “Ancient civilisations of Turkmenistan”
A crossroads of ancient civilizations, Turkmenistan represents one of the richest and most fascinating areas of Central Asia, a natural bridge between Mesopotamia, the Iranian plateau, and the Indus Valley. Since the 3rd millennium BC, its trade routes have fostered not only the exchange of valuable goods but also the circulation of ideas, techniques, and […]
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