by Zelda | Jan 16, 2022 | Latest Posts
Italy EU Sassoli Funerals, yesterday in Rome, at Santa Maria deli Angeli e dei Martiri.
by Zelda | Jan 6, 2022 | Latest Posts, Stories, Writings
Philosophy in Castelli Romani: how beauty can save the world even though the Virgin Mary is blond and lascivious, according to Raymonde Lulle. I was putting my register away in the drawer, and about to go back home, when this stocky old man moved towards me, stood on...
by Zelda | Aug 17, 2021 | Exhibitions, Latest Posts
Nero at The British Museum – In a very crowded British Museum, which overcomes every good sense during a pandemic, Nero’s exhibition is taking place. In light of the new researches, and ranging from vain things, like the fashionable Nero’s haircut, to his major...
by Zelda | Jul 11, 2021 | Archives, Exhibitions, Latest Posts
Trinità dei Monti. Keats and Shelley House, a small apt. in the most famous staircases of the world. When Italians and English work together and then ask money to Americans, here the result: in 1909, a jewel was born. But let’s imagine Rome at that time, less than...
by Zelda | Jul 8, 2021 | Books, Latest Posts
Città irreale is a novel by Cristina Marconi on the unsubstantiality of big cities, such as London, and the kind of love you can find in them Città Irreale by Cristina Marconi drops into my hands when I’m trying to move from Paris to London. It was the gift of my...
by Zelda | Jul 2, 2021 | Exhibitions
This post is on the venue and not the artists, especially because they change every week. Cromwell Place, a new hub for contemporary art, brave enough to open during lockdown. A unique space, made up of 14 galleries and a very elegant private club. Here, Cromwell,...