On Monday 14 February at 05.45 pm, the Italian Cultural Institute in Haifa is pleased to host Adrian Paci, one of Italy’s (and Albania’s) greatest contemporary artists. Please, reserve your seat by filling up THIS FORM by Monday February 7. The number of seats is limited.
- Event in ITALIAN, in ATTENDANCE, according to the provisions in force relating to the GREEN PASS for COVID-19 (vaccination certificate / recovery certificate / fast swab or negative PCR; it is mandatory to wear a mask inside all the premises of the IIC).
In the year marking the 100th anniversary of Pier Paolo Pasolini’s birth, the Italian Cultural Institute in Haifa honors the Friulian writer and director through the works of Adrian Paci, and analyzes the sources of inspiration shared by both artists. Adrian Paci’s career was inspired by Pasolini’s sensibility and Pasolini’s gaze has often rested on many of Paci’s works, influencing his approach and themes, contaminating an artistic work that combines art, memory and the will to speak in the present tense.
Adrian Paci was born in 1969 in Shkodra, Albania. Today he is an artist known worldwide for his video installations (one of which, Still Voices, is currently on display at the Haifa Museum of Art) and for his works, that mix or alternate genres and means of expression, from painting to photography to sculpture to video. We recall, among others, the works inspired by the gaze of Pier Paolo Pasolini: Secondo Pasolini, the Pasolini Chapel, The Via Crucis.
Event in Italian, in attendance, free of charge.
Italian Cultural Institute, Rehov Meir Rutberg 12 – Haifa
- Please, reserve your seat by filling up THIS FORM by Monday February 7. The number of seats is limited.
Large free parking lot at Rehov Meir Rutberg 19 and Rehov HaGanim 24.