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| John Cleese /// Monty Python |
mercoledì 21 novembre 2018
venerdì 12 ottobre 2018
Rainy Roma
Rainy, wet day in October. The mood of Roma, at sunset
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| Red Lights Rome © Fabio Barilari |
The Beauty… ah, Beauty--
As I led her to the window
I told her: 'You I loved the best in life
…but you're a killer; Beauty kills!'
Not really meaning to drop her
I immediately ran downstairs
getting there just in time to catch her
'You saved me!' she cried
I put her down and told her: 'Move on.'
Taken from "The Whole Mess ... Almost"
by
Gregory Corso
Etichette:
Fabio Barilari,
Illustration,
Roma,
Travelogues
Ubicazione:
Palatino, 00186 Roma RM, Italia
sabato 1 settembre 2018
Sea Variations
"Time is more complex near the sea than in any other place,
for in addition to the circling of the sun and the turning of the seasons, the
waves beat out the passage of time on the rocks and the tides rise and fall as
a great clepsydra."
John Steinbeck, Tortilla Flat
giovedì 2 agosto 2018
Reading the City - 12 Exhibitions in Korea
"Reading the City", la ricerca svolta per il Goethe-Institut sul rapporto tra città e biblioteche pubbliche in Germania, viene presentata in un ciclo di mostre in 12 differenti contesti in Corea del Sud. Dal 1° Settembre sarà esposta presso MAEGOK LIBRARY - 138-19, Maegok-ro, Buk-gu, Ulsan. Recentemente è stata in
mostra alla PNU - Pusan National University Library, Busan - Corea del
Sud,
Grazie come sempre a Christina Hasenau e a tutte le persone del team che
coordina.
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"Reading the City", the research developed for the Goethe-Institut about the relation between cities and public libraries in Germany, is currently presented in an on-going series of exhibitions in 12different contexts in South Korea. From September 1 it will be exhibited at MAEGOK LIBRARY - 138-19, Maegok-ro, Buk-gu, Ulsan. Recently was presented at the PNU - Pusan National University Library, Busan - South Korea.
Many thanks, as always, to Christina Hasenau and to all her collaborators.
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"Reading the City", the research developed for the Goethe-Institut about the relation between cities and public libraries in Germany, is currently presented in an on-going series of exhibitions in 12different contexts in South Korea. From September 1 it will be exhibited at MAEGOK LIBRARY - 138-19, Maegok-ro, Buk-gu, Ulsan. Recently was presented at the PNU - Pusan National University Library, Busan - South Korea.
Many thanks, as always, to Christina Hasenau and to all her collaborators.
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