80 very light years
Italian Cultural Institute C.M. Lerici: 80 years of Italian culture in Sweden
During 1940s, Europe was torn apart by the violence of Second World War, and Italy was allied of Nazi Germany.
At the same time, Josif Brodski was born. He was a free poetic voice, victim of Soviet censorship, and future Nobel Prize winner in literature. In 1940, two American researchers,
"La Lanterna di Ponti" ("Pontis lykta") är en ny platsspecifik installation realiserat av italienska kulturinstitutet C.M. Lerici och som avses att bli permanent. Ljusinstallationen kompletterar Gio Pontis arkitektoniska juvel i Diplomatstaden i Stockholm och ger liv till en länk till byggnadens ursprungliga arkitektur från 50-talet fylld av historia och kärlek för ljuset.
Den italienska ljusde
Power Joy Humor Resistance is an impressive light installation created by Monica Bonvicini for the Italian Cultural Institute C.M. Lerici in Stockholm.
The use of language as a sculptural medium, the use of industrial materials, the interest in architecture and issues such as gender equality are distinctive features of Monica Bonvicini's work, which can also be found in Power Joy Humor Resistan
