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Wednesday 23 July 2014
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MAXXI’s Collection of Art and Architecture represents the founding element of the museum and defines its identity. Since October 2015, it has been on display with different arrangements of works.
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5 Dec 2023 ore 17:00
talkDesign Collecting for the 21st CenturyThe new Design's Collection
5 Dec 2023 ore 18:30
film screeningAnselmby Wim Wenders
6 Dec 2023 ore 18:30
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for those interested in exploring the present
The poetical fair of the contemporary arts Le rose del Parnaso inaugurates the poetry season at MAXXI.
This project by Irma Immacolta Palazzo, based on an idea by Cosimo Cinieri, is an exploratiuon of the Mediterranean in three evenings of shows and encounters in which the protagonists are verses and elegies.
Poetry is the secret weapon for changing the world
An emotional path that, that thanks to the actor Cosimo Cinieri, here a “delirious pirate”, sparks the individual emotions of those who listen to and watch him and digs deep into sentiments that are hidden but latent, rooted but rarely expressed.
Wednesday 23 July, 21.00
Cosimo Cinieri in Naval Ode by Fernando Pessoa
MAXXI Piazza, YAP Space – admittance free
Directed by Irma Immacolata Palazzo
The national premiere sees the participation of an exceptional musical company joined by tammurianti, ethnic dancers and a chorus of children.
Ah pirati, pirati, pirati!
Pirati, amatemi e odiatemi!
Mischiatemi a voi, pirati!
La vostra furia, la vostra crudeltà parlano al sangue
di un corpo di donna che un tempo fu mio e la foia del quale sopravvive!
Naval Ode, composed by Pessoa in 1915 under the pseudonym Alvaro de Campos, is a short poem that weaves melancholy, nostalgia and an infinite love for life. Through the rhythm of the worlds, the use of onomatopoeia and the evocation of images of memory and myth, the poet accompanies us on an inner voyage exploring a summer morning lingering on a quay in Lisbon.
Forthcoming events
Wednesday 17 September, 17.00 | Mediterranean Odyssey
Saturday 27 September, 17.00 | Song, from Petrarca to rap
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