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The lecture of Rossella Mazzaglia at Barnard will examine Brown’s creative development in terms of the interdisciplinarity that was a hallmark f the 1960s, demonstrating how she continued to reinvigorate and transform this melding of forms, while remaining committed to abstraction and an experimental approach.Rossella Mazzaglia is a research scholar at the University of Messina in Sicily. She received her Ph.D. in 2004 from the University of Bologna in a joint program with the University of Paris VIII and taught in Bologna until 2010.

Artistic Fictions: Readings
Thursday, November 15th, 6pm
Printed Matter
195 Tenth Avenue, New York, NY

Artistic Fictions: Readings
Thursday, November 15th, 7pm
192 Books
192 Tenth Avenue, New York, NY

From Art to Text
Friday November 16th, 7-9pm
Instituto Cervantes New York
211 East 49th Street, New York, NY

Artistic Fictions/Fictional Artists: Panel Discussion
Saturday, November 17th, 2:30-5pm
New York Public Library
South Court Auditorium
42nd and 5th Avenue, New York, NY

Inspired by and loosely based on Luigi Pirandello’s poetic children’s story “Ciaula Scopre la Luna” (Crow Discovers the Moon), the production centers on Ciaula, a young Sicilian miner whose entire youth has been spent underground in the sulfur mines until one night when he discovers the regal beneficence of the moon shining in full splendor in the sky. Prior to that, Ciaula’s life had been so regulated by the darkness of the mines and the cruelty of his employers that he preferred the dark and dampness of the mines to the open air of the night above ground.

Fantasy and Invention: Rosso Fiorentino and Florentine Drawings of the 16th Century,” an exhibit which opened November 16, 2012, will focus on Rosso’s famous work, The Holy Family with the Young Saint John the Baptist, from the Walter Art Museum in Baltimore. On display alongside it are about 18 drawings of the Florentine Renaissance by the likes of Andrea Del Sarto, Jacopo Pontormo, and Giorgio Vasari, as well as etchings by Francesco Salviati, Agnolo Bronzino and Alessandro Allori.

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Holiday Concert, featuring traditional holiday songs. Fran De Palma-Iozzi, Mithra Mastropierro, and other guests artists will perform.

Based on "Una Giornata particolare" by Ettore Scola, Ruggero Maccari and adapted by Gigliola Fantoni.Directed and performed by Ana Graham and Antonio Vega.

Casey Kaplan is pleased to announce FRAGMENTS 1968 – 2012, an exhibition of new and historical paintings by Giorgio Griffa (b. 1936, Torino, Italy).
Spanning four decades of Griffa’s career, this is the first solo exhibition of the artist’s work in New York since 1970, as well as his first in the United States since 1973.

The show is curated by Alessia Defilippi and it is part of the international exhibition cycle called Visionaria, focusing on Keziat's recent production, mainly works in ink on paper, video art and installations. Some of her most representative works such as the quadriptych "La Rivoluzione di Milo", the triptych "L'Albero dei Sogni" and "La giusta dimensione delle cose in un attimo di delirio" will be on display in New York.

Reading of the names of the Jews deported from Italy and Italian territories.