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Gep 2024

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Tours with free admission to the Vanvitellian Hall on Sunday, Sept. 29

Paper Sunday 2024

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There is a renewal, on October 13, 2024, of the Paper Sunday event. Visits to the Vanvitellian Hall of the Angelica Library.

THE BASILICA OF S. AGOSTINO IN CAMPO MARZIO. ART, ARCHITECTURE, RESTORATION

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This volume collects the contributions presented at the study day La basilica di Sant'Agostino in Campo Marzio in Rome promoted by the Soprintendenza Speciale di Roma, held on 22 October 2022 on the occasion of the conclusion of the restoration of the central nave of the basilica of Sant'Agostino in Campo Marzio.

The Throne and the Altar War in the Vatican: an untold story

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Is twenty years enough time to understand the deep dynamics of complex organizations such as the Catholic Church? This book is a research between chronicle and history based on a considerable amount of documents, open sources and access to direct witnesses. It is an investigation of the Vatican transition and the powers that tried to prevent it, bringing together the two pontificates of Benedict and Francis. No-holds-barred struggles, intrigues, catamounts, and the weight of money, including dirty money, have almost blocked the engine room of Peter's Boat. Over the past two decades, the Vatican's global influence has often been on a collision course with the interests of other states (from the U.S. to China, from Russia to the European Union and Italy). A clash that has also passed through real episodes of espionage against the Holy See and attempts to influence the government of the Church. What has happened in the Vatican in recent years, especially the financial scandals, is not the result of chance but of a maneuver put in place to influence and direct the activity of the Catholic Church, also in the perspective of the election of the next Pope. 

POEMS FOR MAIA

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Silent reading party

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Tuesday, Dec. 17, 2024 4:30 p.m. The Angelica Library is organizing its first Silent Reading Party that will allow book lovers access to the seats and tables in the Vanvitellian Hall usually reserved for scholars while enjoying the pleasure of immersing themselves in reading in a unique setting.Before the actual Silent Reading Party, library staff will give participants a short guided tour. Then everyone will be invited to turn off their cell phones and silently read their own book with the silent company of other readers.The event is free with reservations at b-ange@prenotazionimostra@cultura.gov.it and up to a maximum of 30 participants.  

BEING THE SON OF OSCAR WILDE

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SCHEDA Essere figli di Oscar Wilde HOLLAND (1)

Dante’s precious path

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An opportunity to offer a new version of Dante's masterpiece, an adaptation that will be dressed in the artistic uniqueness typical of jewelry. It will be the precious objects, in fact, that will accompany visitors in this experience. An evocative journey yes, but also quite exciting, capable of giving the public unique sensations thanks to the rich symbolism of objects and colors. The pieces, installations and photographic elements interpret in their own way the events, protagonists and metaphors described by Dante throughout the work. Charon, the Erinyes and the Minotaur, with their imposing figures and terrifying decorations, represent Hell. In Purgatory, envy, wrath, avarice and prodigality are the most feared sins. In Paradise, Beatrice opens the door to a starlit sky, whose light accompanies her to the end of the journey. Diego Percossi Papi is known through the unmistakable style of his jewelry. 

Una storia in chiaroscuro di Nina Giordano

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The Single Guarantee Committee for Equal Opportunity, the Enhancement of Workers' Welfare and Against Discrimination of the Ministry of Culture invites to the presentation of the book “A History in chiaroscuro” by Nina Giordano, who will be present at the event. A story set in the twentieth century. The event will be held on March 27 from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Angelica Library in Rome. After institutional greetings by the Director General for Libraries and Copyright, Dr. Paola Passarelli, the Director of the Angelica Library, Dr. Claudia Giobbio, the President of the CUG of the Ministry of Culture and Component of the National Network of CUGs, Dr. Maria Concetta Cassata, the following will speak: General C.A. Ugo Zottin, President of the Opera Nazionale Assistenza Orfani Militari Arma dei Carabinieri (ONAOMAC) and journalist-writer Paolo De Chiara. The event will be moderated by Dr. Lucia Marchi, Director Emeritus of the Casanatense Library. Lina Senese, Ambassador of Peace - Singer and Salvo Germano, Recensionist - Actor and Publisher Gian Carlo Lisi will also speak. A story in chiaroscuro draws inspiration from true events and is set in an Italy struggling to emerge from years of emigration to Latin America and […]