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Germano Celant in 1967, Kounellis experimented within the medium of painting, incorporating found objects and non-traditional material into his art, consequently adopting more performative approach towards his art. By the end of 60s, the time of the Amalfi Festival (1968), "When Attitudes Become Form" at the Kunsthalle Bern, and "Op Losse Schroeven" at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam (both 1969), Kounellis held an individual show at the Galleria L'Attico in Rome (1969).

as the Flavian Amphitheatre, it is an oval amphitheatre in the centre of the city of Rome, Italy. It was built off the travertine, tuff, and brick-faced concrete, it is the largest amphitheatre ever built. The second landmark in Italy is the Amalfi Coast. Amalfi Coast is a 50-kilometer stretch of coastline along the southern edge of Italy’s Sorrentine Peninsula. It is located in the Campania region. It’s is one of there popular holiday destination throughout the year. It is also known as the coastal

I went to the Amalfi coast for kayaking and it was amazing! Sunshine reflects over crystal blue sea beautifully. I’m so burned out and my arms will be sore tomorrow. It’s been three months since I last saw you and missed you already. I know I have not had a chance to email you back sooner. I have met passionate professors and they are wonderful! I always wish you were here, we can have fun together. I’ve traveled to Florence, Venice, Sardinia, Milan, Naples and now I’m going to Rome soon. I’m too

Ms. Reiter, I am a very different person, but the older I get, the more I see how different everybody else is. My philosophy of the world is somewhat pessimistic, but I believe there's a lot of good in this world. I think that everything in the world is understandable, and nothing is random. If some all-knowing being knew the position of every quark length of time and space, then everything could be predicted. The chemicals in life will always remain the same. My mind, and everybody else's mind

who has returned from Italy with a tale to “tell her friends” (line 17). The poem describes a woman’s time spent with a man in beautiful and idealized Italy. Pelman uses strong images to convey and emphasize its beauty such as “steep vineyards of Amalfi” (12) and “an orange sunrise over the hills of Capri” (14). The woman explains that she spent a “long afternoon under the lemon trees” (13). This imagery contributes to the idea that her time in Italy was perfect. The woman in the poem is making this

Geography/Location of Italy Out of the seven continents in the world, Italy; The seventy second largest nation in the world is located in Europe. Italy is a boot-shaped country that covers 294,149 square kilometers of land and 7,200 square kilometers of water, totaling 301,340 square kilometers and is apart of the eastern Hemisphere and located in Southern Europe. Located in the Mediterranean Sea is where this Peninsula lies and is surrounded by rolling hills, valleys, along with Alps and Apennine

The evening temperature was perfect for walking arm-in-arm with my handsome Italian husband. It felt magical as we meandered through the historic streets and piazzas taking pictures and window shopping. Freshly made sandwiches, bruschetta, pasta dishes and sausages ready to be devoured were displayed in the windows of self-service eating establishments everywhere. We shared a pizza and a carafe of red wine in an outdoor Trattoria, caffè and a dolce in another. We were delighted to be in Italy again

THE LIFE AND WORKS OF LOPE DE VEGA Lope de Vega (full name Félix Arturo Lope de Vega y Carpio) was well known throughout the world as The Phoenix of Spain. He lived his life to become one of the most important playwrights and poets of the Spanish Golden Century Baroque. Born in Madrid on November 25th 1562, he started showing his enormous talent for writing at an early age. During his lifetime he wrote over 1800 comedia pieces and hundreds shorter dramatic pieces of which around 500 were published

My key takes away from my interview with Julia is her love for traveling. She talked about her study abroad trip that she took last semester to Rome, Italy. She told me stories about how she would spend her days in Italy, which consisted of enjoying her favorite Italian dishes like pizza and pasta and sightseeing the historical sites such as the Trevi Fountain and the Coliseum. Since she spent three months in Italy, I asked her if sightseeing ever got repetitive, to which she responded that she was

Mediterranean. Vince ordered the John Dory fish for dinner and for me the pear and pumpkin ravioli with mussels. Every mouthful was delicate and heavenly delicious. We shared a bottle of wine and toasted to our life together, our love and to returning to the Amalfi Coast, one day. It all felt so surreal; sitting under this bright star studded sky with my handsome Italian husband, eating this Capri. We just didn’t feel like going out for a meal. Later, we walked into a pastry shop to buy a bottle of wine, pan