My first trip to Italy was the November before Covid. I was visiting over Thanksgiving break with my family. We were in Rome for a couple of days and planned to see as much of the city as possible. It was a remarkable feeling to be standing in a city with so much history and…
Continue reading >>MEET OUR NEW FALL/WINTER 2023-24 INTERN: LILLIANA LOGIUDICE
Who am I?
My name is Lilliana LoGiudice and I grew up in San Carlos, California. I am currently a senior at Sarah Lawrence College studying Italian, Statistics/Data Science, and Film. One of my biggest passions is dancing, and I have danced since the age of 5. I love traveling, and growing up I traveled…
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When was your first time in New York?
My first time in New York was the summer between my fourth and fifth grade years; I remember because…
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When was your first time in New York? What surprised you the most about this city?
My first time in New York was on a field trip with my highschool…
Continue reading >>CIMA Members Visit Poster House!
Written by Daniel Lowe
Italy encountered the USSR on Thursday night when CIMA Members and Staff were treated to a guided tour…
Continue reading >>MEET OUR NEW SPRING/SUMMER 2022 INTERN: LAUREN OREFICE
How did you first become interested in Art History?
I have always loved art, however Art History as a discipline came to my attention through a course at my university. I…
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How did you first become interested in Art History?
Growing up in Mexico City, I was automatically surrounded by a vivid culture with a deep history of art. Both my parents were very much into the arts, so they always took my brother and me along with them on their excursions. Through this, I got…
Continue reading >>Giulio Paolini: an Artist who Fashions Himself a Spectator
No ifs, ands or buts, Art isn’t —and will never be —political.
Fifty years of pushing the envelope and now predilections that harken back almost three centuries. Giulio Paolini tells his story.
For the original essay in Italian, click here.
You want an opinion? Here I am to say (or…
Continue reading >>Giulio Paolini: Un artista che si sente spettatore
“Niente prediche. L’arte non è né potrà mai essere politica”
Cinquant’anni di attività protesa al nuovo e ora predilezioni che arretrano di quasi tre secoli. Giulio Paolini si racconta
To read the English translation of this essay, click here.
Un’opinione? Eccomi qui a dire (o tacere) quanto posso credere di credere (ovvero…
Continue reading >>CIMA Members Visit the Department of Scientific Research at The Met
Written By Daniel Lowe, CIMA’s Summer-Fall 2021 Intern
Just before Thanksgiving, CIMA members got to take an extra-special, behind-the-scenes tour of the Department of Scientific Research at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The division, the only one of its kind in the United States, is distinct from (but in close collaboration with) the Department of…
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