"Wars are everywhere. Art can create a connection between me and myself, which will perhaps give birth to a tree just like a better future”. With these words of hope and peace during the dramatic days of the conflict in the Middle East...

The exhibition by Piacenza-born Chiara Camoni is passed through from the inside. One enters into it physically and remains suspended there, like the ten loom cloths woven by hand on brass poles. On the fabrics, carefully...

The foyer of the Cantieri Teatrali Koreja hosts an exhibition by post-war American photographer Tom Caravaglia, dedicated to his compatriot Alwin Nikolais, the brilliant choreographer, conductor, composer and director.  It is a passionate tribute to one...

"Altneuland", the groundbreaking work published in 1902 by Theodor Herzl, the visionary creator of the State of Israel, is an almost premonitory manifesto illustrating a secular and democratic political vision of a state for the Jewish people...

What was Lecce like in antiquity? The elegance of its inhabitants, their everyday life, the splendid buildings adorned with statues, probably gave it a completely different face from the pomp and baroque of today. To get a better picture of the ancient city...

"Wars are everywhere. Art can create a connection between me and myself, which will perhaps give birth to a tree just like a better future”. With these words of hope and peace during the dramatic days of the conflict in the Middle East...

There was a time when Leccesi went to the sea, to the nearby marina of San Cataldo, by streetcar. One of the stops was right in Piazza Sant'Oronzo, in the shadow of the patron's column and just above...

"Altneuland", the groundbreaking work published in 1902 by Theodor Herzl, the visionary creator of the State of Israel, is an almost premonitory manifesto illustrating a secular and democratic political vision of a state for the Jewish people...

What was Lecce like in antiquity? The elegance of its inhabitants, their everyday life, the splendid buildings adorned with statues, probably gave it a completely different face from the pomp and baroque of today. To get a better picture of the ancient city...

There was a time when Leccesi went to the sea, to the nearby marina of San Cataldo, by streetcar. One of the stops was right in Piazza Sant'Oronzo, in the shadow of the patron's column and just above...