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Paola Lo Sciuto

by Lorenza Pignatti
4/19/2000

It is hard to tell the plot of Il regno (The Kingdom), an intimate work showing an erupting and explosive inner being. The tale, fragmented and discontinuous, seems to follow the narrative forms of dreams....

by Giovanni Spagnoletti
4/10/2000

I have known Wim Wenders since 1976, when I organized the first Italian retrospective show of his movies at the Monticelli Terme Festival. Informally, after breakfast we start talking freely as in the meeting...

Vintage dress (that is, second-hand clothes) is in fashion. Snobbery or true trend?

by Marilena Bergamaschi
4/5/2000

They started collecting vintage clothing by chance. Together, Enrico Quinto and Paolo Tinarelli started the flea market of the Borghetto Flaminio, in Rome, in an old industrial warehouse at Piazza della Marina 32,...

Music is: Love, Hate, Sex…

by Steve Di Rico
3/29/2000

It’s such a hard life: to follow in one’s father’s footsteps! Eric is the legendary jazz bass player Charles Mingus’ son, no less, but he can come out of the unavoidable comparison with his head held high....

I can see you through your mask

by Fabio Norcini
3/21/2000

The singer’s passion for antique African masks: aesthetic and erotic transport, reason for thorough musical and ethnic studies, but also a game to balance character, an antidote for "prima donna behavior"....

MOMIX and the Passion of the year 2000

by Sabina Spada
3/16/2000

The theater company MOMIX, founded and directed by Moses Pendleton, recently proposed in Milan the show Passion 2000, based on the music composed by Peter Gabriel for Martin Scorsese’s movie...

The importance of being free. Art as a collective experience

by Daniele Perra
3/8/2000

Grown up in the New York and in the Paris of Andrè Breton, Man Ray, and Marcel Duchamp, painter, poet, political activist, performer, friend of American beat poets such as Allen Ginsberg,...

The last emperor of Japanese music.
A voyage in the sound world of a great musician from the Land of the Rising Sun, who could conquer the West with his talent.

by Steve Di Rico
3/1/2000

He started playing the piano at three, but only at twenty-eight decided to become a professional musician, becoming immediately successful with his group, Yellow Magic Orchestra. It was the end of the Seventies,...

"Cinema is a working art…it is the people's art"

by Giovanni Spagnoletti
2/21/2000

Peter Weir does not look like a big Hollywood director when you meet him: he is a kind and helpful person who immediately puts guests at ease and does not exude the ostentation that comes from being successful....

Beyond the global village

by Simona Vendrame
2/10/2000

Kevin Kelly, defined by The New York Times "Wired’s Big Think guy", is the founder of "Wired", an innovative and daring magazine very successful not only in the United States,...

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