ITALIAN CENTER OF THE WEST 

The Sister City & County relationship, Torino, Italy

Dr. Alessandro A. Galvani

 

Present the Free Lecture Series

At our new location with easy access and parking, please make note

East Millcreek Library   Room A

2266 East Evergreen Ave.,

East Millcreek    84109

 

"Gothic Art and the end of the Dark Ages."

 

The Gothic world. Unlike the Renaissance, it is a subject that does not usually captivate the attention, maybe because of what we recall: the Dark Ages, the Inquisition, the Crusades, wars, famine and poverty. But Europe during the Gothic era was a unique environment that is more than its Cathedrals. Take, for instance, Paris, smaller than Ogden, the capitol of a recent kingdom where an abbot was able to create a new artistic style that spread all over the continent through architects, artisans and even friars. And so were cities like Venice, Barcelona, Bologna, Palermo, and London. We will see what these small and quarrelsome countries were like, as we still see today in their monuments, masterpieces, and human characters.

 

Instructor

Dr. Alessandro A. Galvani

(Doctor in Education) Social historian, instructor at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (U of U), cultural concierge,

alumnus of the University of Bologna, at the ELI University of Utah, at Provincia di Milano (Direzione Centrale Affari 

Sociali), at Regione Lombardia (Direzione Generale Istruzione), at the European Social Fund.

 

Monday, October 28, 2013

Time 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm

East Millcreek Library   Room A

2266 East Evergreen Ave.,

East Millcreek    84109

http://www.slcolibrary.org/gl/glal/libraryMillcreek.htm

Come experience Mediterranean, through a slideshow and presentation.

Public is welcome, no admission fee.

Refreshments available in cafe

RSVP Thank you,  ph 801-364-8259

 

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The Italian Center is grateful for partial funds by the ZAP tax program Salt Lake County

"Italian Culture year 2013" 

http://www.italymag.co.uk/italy/arts-and-culture/2013-be-year-italian-culture-usa