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It is always a deeply moving experience to return to Nuoro and visit the Casa Museo Grazia Deledda. One hundred years after she was awarded the 1926 Nobel Prize in Literature, the Italian Academy and… | Barbara Faedda It is always a deeply moving experience to return to Nuoro and visit the Casa Museo Grazia Deledda. One hundred years after she was awarded the 1926 Nobel Prize in Literature, the Italian Academy and I look forward to honoring this extraordinary Sardinian writer on October 15, together with Jhumpa L...

Yesterday, the Academy’s Interim Director, B. Faedda, had a productive meeting in Cabras with Mont’e Prama Foundation President A. Muroni and Sardinia Regional Representative G. Cadeddu. The new display of the Giants is truly spectacular, and the Museum continues to welcome an ever-growing number of visitors from around the world. Special thanks to the Museum’s archaeologists for their insightful guided tour and for sharing their expertise. We are thrilled to continue this exciting partnership and look forward to many more successful initiatives together.
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Issnaf - Italian Scientists and Scholars in North America Foundation
Anthony Muroni
Fondazione Mont’e Prama

At ICCROM (the International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property) Director-General Aruna Francesca Maria Gujral met with the Academy's Interim Director, Barbara Faedda, to discuss areas of mutual interest between ICCROM and the Academy's International Observatory for Cultural Heritage (IOCH). The meeting focused on exploring opportunities for collaboration and developing joint programs and initiatives in support of the shared commitment to cultural heritage.
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Gallery opening tom'w in SoHo! Premio NY winner, artist Binta Diaw, in a group exhibition. Andrew Kreps Gallery: "See You Tomorrow Under Other Skies."
Reception: Fri, June 26, 6 - 8pm; 22 Cortlandt Alley & 394 Bway
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The gallery is pleased to announce See You Tomorrow Under Other Skies, a group exhibition featuring works by Eleanor Antin, Andrea Bowers, Julien Creuzet, María Dávila and Eduardo Portillo, Binta Diaw, Andy Goldsworthy, Susan Hudson, Sonya Kelliher-Combs, James Lavadour, Joan Snyder, Cecilia Vicuña, andRember Yahuarcani. ✨Spanning the gallery’s 22 Cortlandt Alley and 394 Broadway spaces, the group exhibition opens on June 26 and will be on view through September 12, 2026.✨ See You Tomorrow Under Other Skies brings together a cross-generational group of artists whose work uses land, and the histories it carries, as material. In works spanning painting, textile, sculpture, performance, and photography, mapping emerges as a shared impulse. Seen together, the exhibited works demonstrate not only the myriad ways in which the past of our surrounding environments has shaped our present, but the urgency in protecting, and participating, in their future. Drawn from a poem written by Julien Creuzet, whose sculpture contains the same line within its title, See You Tomorrow Under Other Skies gestures towards futures still open to repair, and reimagining. Above: María Dávila and Eduardo Portillo, Explosion, 2026, silk, moriche palm fiber, alpaca, metallic yarns and natural dyes, 73 1/4 x 50 inches (186 x 127 cm.) #AndrewKrepsGallery

Today, Carlo Birrozzi, Francesca Fabiani, & Barbara Faedda met about the exhibition of Vincenzo Castella's photos of Renaissance buildings (at the Academy in November). This show is the 1st collaboration on a series with the ICCD, Italy's Central Institute for Cataloging and Documentation.
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At the Galleria Borghese today: Francesca Cappelletti, Director of the museum, talked with Barbara Faedda, Interim Director of the Italian Academy, about strengthening ties and exploring future collaborative cultural initiatives.
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Wed, Jun 24, 6PM - 8PM:
Open Studio event at EFA Studios (323 W 39th St. 3Fl, NYC) featuring Premio New York prize winners Binta Diaw & Sara Ravelli.
RSVP is suggested: write to [email protected].

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Today, Barbara Faedda, the Academy’s Interim Director, was at the Bibliotheca Hertziana – Max Planck Institute for Art History to talk with its Director, Tanja Michalsky—a former Academy Fellow—about new collaborations; part of the long and successful partnership between the two institutions.
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Farewell to Carlo Ginzburg, a dear friend of the Academy and a Senior Fellow since its founding. He delivered several lectures here over the years, including a memorable talk just two years ago. That evening remains vividly etched in the collective memory of our community. https://tinyurl.com/yry4tebn

Productive working session today at the Institute for the History of the Italian Risorgimento. Academy Interim Director Barbara Faedda met with Institute Director Professor Alessandro Campi and Deputy Director Dr. Marco Pizzo to advance the implementation of joint programs that will be launched in fall 2026 under the Academy’s International Observatory for Cultural Heritage. Looking ahead to a new phase of international collaboration in cultural heritage.
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