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Alberto Burri (1915-1995) is considered a leading master of post-war avant-garde in Italy and Europe and continues as a profound influence on succeding generations of artists all over the world. It is with great pleasure that Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò presents this wonderful exhibition of graphic works by Alberto Burri. This will be the first time many of these graphics will be seen in a comprehensive exhibition in New York.
 

Thursday night is only GreenHouse!!
Come and join us to dance all night long in one of the most fashionable club in NYC
Two rooms with House music and hip hop
Greenhouse is really exclusive, so dress REALLY to impress! For group of guys, bottle reservation strongly suggested.
NO COVER but strict admittance to keep the party exclusive

Say Graziano at the door and you won't have any problem to get in or just text me and I'll walk you in

Annual luncheon honoring distinguished NOIAW member, Geraldine A. Ferraro for Lifetime Achievement on the 25th Anniversary of her Vice Presidential Nomination. Reception and Silent Auction.
Admission: $200 for members; $250 for non-members

Display of wine press and related accessories employed in the art of winemaking. Wine contest using products made by our members. Dinner will follow.

Admission: $25; open to the public

Honoring Fred and Patricia Bacchi, Norman Seabrook, James Perrino, Dominic Mantuano, John N. Romano, Anthony Lana and the 2009 Scholarship Award Winners. Please call for further information.

Moderator: Prof. Anthony Julian Tamburri, Dean, John D. Calandra Italian American Institute, Queens College, CUNY. Speakers: Prof. Ing. Patrizio Cuccioletta, President of Venice Water Authority (Italian Ministry of Infrastructure and Transportation); Ing. Giovanni Mazzacurati, President of Consorzio Venezia Nuova; Prof.John Day, Prof. Oceanography & Coastal Sciences at LSU; Ing. Maria Teresa Brotto, Director, Dept. Design Mose Project, Consorzio Venezia Nuova; Prof. Fabio Carrera, Prof. Interdisciplinary & Global Studies at WPI; Prof.

An event in the invitational lecture series will explore Ignazio Silone’s fiction and the poor peasant world of southern Italy.

A series of three lectures by Professor in Residence Antonio Rutigliano from New York University. The lectures presented in English may be purchased separately or as a series.

Admission: Series fee: Adult Members $50; Non-Members $75; Senior Citizens: Members $30; Non-Members $35; Students with ID free