“Dance
of Diplomacy-Trasposizioni” is the title of an exhibition by the artist and photographer Sissa Micheli hosted by the Italian Embassy in Vienna and curated bv Marcello Farabegoli. The Embassy’s first contemprary art exhibition, Dance of Diplomacy celebrates the bicentenary of the Congress of Vienna. The opening event was attended by the Secretary General of the Ministry of Culture, Manfred Matzka, representing Minister Josef Ostermayer. In his address, the Italian Ambassador to Vienna, Giorgio Marrapodi, underscored that “Dance of Diplomacy” opens a new cycle of events featuring talented young Italian living in Austria. Read more, in Italian
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