Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Ikusa Otome Suvia Free

Cico Act II - or maybe IV


dictionary.

E 'Thus begins an ancient book of local recipes probably once owned by my grandmother.

Boccia : jug.

Cabbarré : tray.

Callarostaro : seller of roasted chestnuts.

coffee pots: coffee mugs.

Erbetta : parsley.

Pila : pot.

Ranfa : octopus legs.

Many other words I had heard him say by my ancestor, the result was always one of my quizzical look, do not understand. I'm not going to take a speech on dialects, pidgins, languages and so on.

was just a day due to the brackets, one of those where you see the fishermen perched on its rock, reeds in the wind.

half I'm going to go to the mountains, let's face it, I will miss a horizon. What

free to proceed to your right or your left.

one where the sun before it drowns in the evening.

one from which come the rain clouds.

What marks your route anywhere you are.

The Scirocco

breathtaking and full auto is the Tramontana and red dust that blows away any cloud, making the blue sky so clear that if it were true that angels are in heaven you could guardagli underwear.

my thoughts go back to summer nights when the coast is populated by many small fires.

You can adjust the breath with the rhythm of the waves which glide over the sand.

Stop.

changed the subject.

If you wonder why the answer is very simple: if you want to open a poetry book and a leggetene.

I return from the course PC for my netbook.

not yet solved the problem but is the third operating system that test.

must begin to suspect that a lot of fun in losing all his time behind my semi-corpse Acer.

this morning that the technician asked me if the next time I go to the land of wolves bring him a couple of kilograms of biscuits.

Barter: netbook - biscuits

"I your cookies rogue! "

" you throw overboard the netbook! "

" Scambiamoli under the mast ... "

Satan! How to write a famous Italian composer which I avoid to mention.

Meanwhile in my house who do not cook the apples with cinnamon.

A simplified form of strudel.

Speaking a few days ago I was warned that I have a good adaptability to the environment where I am, my problem is the absorption of the external environment.

After a bit 'of time alive somewhere some splinter I enter into and remain in aeternum.

To live this commingling of elements that jointly held with my continued exclusion from a place and at the same time revive my "regionalism", which is that of Schleswig-Holstein or Esquiline not matter.

positives and negatives, of course, a foreign element is always fun but it is a cell that can be encapsulated, so that part will always be a foreigner.

golden fried anchovies

Ingredients: 700 Gr

fresh anchovies, 2 eggs, plenty of white flour, extra virgin olive oil.

Preparation:

needed anchovies fresh, possibly "cenciola" fishing boat specialized in their capture, need to be cleaned, boned and washed.

flour well and will pass again into the beaten eggs, then fried in hot oil at 180 degrees.

With this I leave you even more to do.

Monday, November 15, 2010

Ice Cream Helping Heartburn

Soldier known


I am a "victim of war" .

Deadline nice to indicate that someone has targeted me and a couple of sentences out of me.

event the Victorian Theatre, where an exhibition of Van Gogh

Someone decided that my wife is ill at work and complained about his idea of a fact that in my mind has never taken place.
In theory I have discussed with someone, but I do not know who he is and I do not remember the incident.
The guide was so "violently" attacked me, I do not know the reason for the argument, presented a complaint to the responsible organization.
Cascade, the leader has done this to my boss.
My boss has acted.

instant results of my calendar visits zero up to date to be determined.

results reviewed after two hours: days like dew from the cup of exuding any flower quite romantic borne by your imagination.

other event.

Departure of the second torpedo.

See, my colleague, an expert in contemporary art was torpedoed.

results two hours after the event: we have to pretend nothing happened.

pretend that there has never said anything.

What you've read is more or less like this:

I have torpedoed .

Deadline nice to indicate that someone has targeted me and a couple of sentences out of me.

event the Victorian Theatre, where an exhibition of Van Gogh

Someone decided that my work is ill-married to his idea of competition and is , complained of a fact that in my mind has never taken place.

instant results calendar days dusted.

results reviewed after two hours: days like dew from the cup of exuding any flower quite romantic borne by your imagination.

other event.

Departure of the second torpedo.

See, my colleague, an expert in contemporary art was torpedoed.

results two hours after the event: we have to pretend nothing happened.

Remember.

you have not read anything.

My netbook this morning he breathed his last.

I do not know how it happened.

I took him to the service center.

imagine me as the naive prince who spring to his fine round of pirate am convinced that if the resume soon safe and sound.

The guy has assured me that everything would be done in a completely painless for me.

formatting a new windows and bla ... bla ... bla ... In my

skepticism I told him he could do a few are appropriate and ensure that it worked on my netbook.

appointment today at 18.00.

Arrive on time, I was already mine, but the German influence has meant that being late makes me a prey to anxiety attacks and claustrophobia, so coming to work an hour and a half in advance.

not invite me to dinner, I could get for breakfast.

A few minutes after my arrival, the guy I proposed an "exchange" between my PC to be sold and used to buy a course "to be remedied, but he thinks."

Rest hour and a half, meanwhile the guy tells me about his past life in Londonderry and a unnamed country where English is spoken.

reply that I recently spent some time in Germany.

The guy makes me smile and half a parrot that keeps close to the front door looking at me on the pedestal by turning the head. I do not cry out against as it does, however, with two girls in the average age of 15 years who come to get information on a mobile phone.

The girls are frightened for the parrot and one runs out.

I still look like a beautiful statue rests the counter.

The guy smiles and the other says that it will pass tomorrow. "

Tomorrow I'll have to wipe myself and I promised the sunflower seeds to the parrot.

Bella Cico beast (the name of parrot) and the fake fish that the guy is hanging on the wall behind him, those who have the red button and if you press a mechanism worthy of a Victorian mind-noir ago is that the fish moves and singing voice that would be the envy of man candy, what no one should ever accept.

Now I want to write and rum.

Tomorrow will pass by the pirate PC, go on to pick up my check in September and begin a part of the move to my residence in the land of wolves.

Today I placed the compass on the piano, I also brought the Hornblower books, Conrad and metal cups.

Playing a marine environment in the midst of wolves may be out of place I realize, there's the bell away from home! Um ... no, I do not have the bell.
the other day talking with a friend put me in front of the case in which "you could find someone in your house!"
Usually if I find someone in my house I know, maybe I also invited / to me.
In other cases it may be that Damien comes in and out of my house as if it were on the Lady of Johan although when my house looks more like the Calypso.
If I have to foresee everything if someone breaks into my house has no hope of taking away the piano there goes the door. For the remaining
various possible & I hope that someone has brought a drink and some sweets in the Netherlands. If this is someone
Pearce, then closes in and fled abroad.


Sunday, November 14, 2010

Do Men Have Wet Dreams And What Is Wet Dreams

Charles Avery Night at the Museum with music



On 20 November the Ministry of Culture initiative to bring the public, especially young people, self and culture rte: hours small museum in the rooms that will host concerts and conferences


concerts, exhibitions and shows for the first edition of "Museums in music," the initiative, devised by the Ministry of Heritage and Culture, which opens the doors of places of culture, November 20 until late at night in order to promote culture and bring more people to art and places that remain.

With "Museums in music" sites of the culture of all regions of Italy open their doors to visitors until 2 am, the musical event, in its first edition, there is, as well as other initiatives, the ' aims to bring citizens closer to art and culture with concerts, musical performances offered free of charge, but also photo exhibitions and documentaries.

Among the many initiatives spread throughout the country, we point you to some proposals.
A Matera, in the evening "Sounding Stones and Stars. Matera, a bridge between history and the stars ", the video projection by Paolo Fresu, by Onyx Jazz Club, which returns to the concert held in the center of the plateau of the Murgia of Matera Space Geodesy 21 July 2009, made to commemorate the fortieth anniversary of a historic day for human history: the landing on the moon, while the National Museum of Medieval and Modern Art of Basilicata, located in Palazzo Lanfranchi presenta la mostra fotografica “Nel paese della cupa cupa”, a cura dell'Archivio Sonoro della Basilicata. Il percorso espositivo è un’anticipazione del convegno che avrà luogo nella stessa sede, giovedì 25 novembre, cui farà seguito un concerto di musiche tradizionali.

Restando al Sud, il piano nobile del Museo di Capodimonte di Napoli si trasforma in palcoscenico per uno spettacolo di musica, danza, poesia e lirica, a cura della Compagnia Danz’Arte, mentre in Abruzzo nel nuovo Museo Paludi di Celano un concerto jazz del Complesso musicale "Noreply Nujazz Five trasforma le stanze del Centro di Restauro in un’insolita casa della musica.

A Roma una rilettura di miti e forme musicali their cultural contexts very different in Argentina presents them, however, Mauricio Annunziata Luigi Pigorini Museum. The event describes a journey through the diverse city of Buenos Aires, opening new scenarios on the famous places exclusively for the notes of the tango. The rtists to provide the public with an overview that far south of Patagonia, leads to the broad plains of the Pampas, and ends in the Andes. To tell the compositions of these places Alberto Williams (1862-1952), the author discovered in his greatness thanks to the interpretations of Annunziata.

Going to Bologna, he investigates how artists over the centuries have been the music in their works for those I want to discover the history of music through the National Art Gallery organizes images paths iconographic "Imago Musicae paintings in the National Art Gallery", the visit has enriched the conference with a projection by Mirella Cavalli entitled "From Raphael choral singing of the ' trio sonata 'Domenichino. "

Farther north, in Trieste on the link between music, art and the environment you can experience the enchanting gardens of Miramare Castle, the event provides for the opening of the extraordinary and free museum, with the concert "Il Giardino Barberini "in the Throne Room, preceded by a lecture by Fabio Finotti on historic gardens.

All other initiatives planned for "Museums in music are available on the website of the Ministry of Culture.

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WHAT DOES MY SOUL while I'm working?
contemporary artworks from the collection Consolandi

by Francesca Pasini and Angela Vettese

14 November 2010 - February 13, 2011

Show

artists Marina Abramovic, Vince Agnew, Mario Airò, Josef Albers, Ghada Amer,


Carl Andre, Giovanni Anselmo, Marina Apollonio, Stefano Arienti, Atelier Van Lieshout, Maja Bajevic, Marina Ballo Charmet, Matthew Barney, Massimo Bartolini, Bernd and Hilla Becher, Vanessa Beecroft, Joseph Beuys, John Bock, Alighiero Boetti, Monica Bonvicini, Davide Boriani, Marcel Broodthaers, Daniel Buren, Gianni Caravaggio, Letizia Cariello, Enrico Castellani, Maurizio Cattelan, Dinos Chapman, Christo, Francesco Clemente, Gianni Colombo, Tony Cragg, Martin Creed, Hanne Darboven, Gino De Dominicis, Tacita Dean, Martin Angel, Wim Delvoye, Paola Di Bello, Elizabeth May, Cruz Diez, Mark Dion, Wang Du, Olafur Eliasson, Jan Fabre Luciano Fabro, Fischli and Weiss, Sylvie Fleury , Lucio Fontana, Giuseppe Gabellone, Alberto Garutti, Francesco Gennari, Piero Gilardi, Gilbert & George, Fausto Gilberti, Robert Gober, Nan Goldin, Andreas Gursky, Mona Hatoum, Thomas Hirschhorn, Damien Hirst, Candida Höfer, Rebecca Horn, Roni Horn, Emilio Isgro, Mimmo Jodice, Anish Kapoor, Mike Kelley, William Kentridge, Jiri Kolar, Joseph Kosuth, Jannis Luisa Lambri, Julio Le Parc, Sol Lewitt, Richard Long, Claudia Losi , Sarah Lucas, Marcello Maloberti, Dacia Manto, Margherita Manzelli, Piero Manzoni, Eva

Marisaldi, Laura Matei, Paul McCarthy, Fausto Melotti, Annette Messager, Sabrina Mezzaqui, Tatsuo Miyajima, Jonathan Monk, Mariko Mori, Liliana Moro, Juan Muñoz , Takashi Murakami, Stephanie Nava, Shirin Neshat, Claes Oldenburg, Roman Opalka, Dennis Oppenheim, Gabriel Orozco, Nam June Paik, Giulio Paolini, Cornelia Parker, Giuseppe Penone, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Paola Pivi,

Luisa Rabbia, Gerhard Richter, Ed Ruscha, Andres Serrano, Jamel Shabazz, Cindy Sherman, Elisa Sighicelli, Ettore Spalletti, Daniel Spoerri, Spranzi, Rudolf Stingel, Thomas Struth, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Wolfgang Tillmans Toderi

Sabrina Torelli, Luca Trevisani, Ian Tweedy, Piotr Uklanski, Marcella Vanzo Nico Vascellari, Vedovamazzei, Francesco Vezzoli, Bill Viola, Luca

Bonnet, Kara Walker, Andy Warhol, Franz West.



The MAGA Gallarate, a few months after the death of the famous Milanese collector Paul Consolandi, pays tribute to him with an exhibition curated by Francesca Pasini and Angela Vettese. The exhibition, through a selection of outstanding works of the important collection Consolandi, covers the major national and international trends in contemporary art from the Fifties to today, demonstrating the great sensitivity and keen insight and the foresight of Paul Consolandi.

About two hundred works of many artists make up the exhibition is divided into seven thematic groups (beyond the material, Horizons, write and write, Dialogues eclectic, body and mind, portraits, self portraits and much, Things), within the thematic sections such as works of artists and historic dialogue correlate with those of younger artists supported by the collector.

"How Paul said Consolandi: Collecting Contemporary Art means you have no nostalgia for the past, and it is this policy that has chosen to interact with his time. His intuition - Francesca Pasini says curator of the exhibition with Angela Vettese - has always given the nascent state of research, so we find the works of germ Giulio Paolini, Alighiero Boetti, Giovanni Anselmo ... but also the photo of the first performance by Vanessa Beecroft, hand pierced by a pencil of indiscipline student Maurizio Cattelan and the early works of Alberto Garutti, Stefano Arienti, Toderi, Elisabetta Di Maggio letters sent by Sabrina Mezzaqui Massimo Minini, before you know it, before making him the first exhibition, embroidery Francesco Vezzoli's debut. And then, Tacita Dean, Gabriel Orozco, Luke Bonnet, Mark Dion, Roni Horn, Mona Hatoum, Cornelia Parker. Masters hailed as Gerhard Richter, Jannis, Thomas Hirschhorn, Andy Warhol, Mike Kelly, Marina Abramovic, Thomas Struth, Rebecca Horn, Cindy Sherman, Anish Kapoor, started in his collection, a close dialogue with young people like Gianni Caravaggio Sabrina Torelli, Francesco Gennari, Luca Trevisani, Dacia Manto, Jan Tweedy.


Born in Milan in 1921 and a notary by profession, Paul Consolandi start buying art in the fifties, with his wife Franca, an archaeologist. Intimate and personal, yet profoundly animated by public spirit, the collection was always a warning stays and public institutions: as saying "this can be done." You can try to follow this at any age and in any condition. Historical analogies and intuition therefore critical alongside the private collection (Consolandi) to public (MAGA) by creating interesting parallels and comparisons that say so much cultural energy that permeated Italy after the War when both see their birth.


Foundation Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art "Silvio Zanella"
MAGA
Art Museum
Gallarate Via De Magri, a Gallarate
Tel 0331706011 / 0331706048

www.museomaga.it
info@museomaga.it
Per info e prenotazioni: 02542757

Orari
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Ingresso
Intero € 8
Ridotto € 5
Ingresso Gratuito fino ai 14 anni
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