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Tuesday, July 2, 2019
Tracking down a muralist in Rome - Carlos Atoche plays with decay and regeneration.
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It's not often one finds murales or wall art, right outside one's door - even better, viewed from one's apartment. But here ...
Friday, May 6, 2016
Casal Bertone: Tantalizingly close, yet nearly Unreachable
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Casal Bertone. A stone's throw from bustling San Lorenzo. Closer to Stazione Termini than the Vatican or the tourist mecca of Trast...
Saturday, June 8, 2013
Artists' Colonies in Rome, Part 2: Piano Creativo ("Creative Floor")
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Silvia Codignola was the first artist at Piano Creativo, and the only one of the original artists still there. Artists hard at work: th...
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Friday, April 26, 2013
An artists' colony thrives in a Rome industrial suburb
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Contemporary art in Rome seems to get better and better. One marker is a group of artists who have studios in an old warehouse in a decided...
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