A few minutes ago my site stats have counted 20.000 views! I have not so much to say. Only some words: thanks for your friendship, appreciation and encouragement. When I started my WordPress blog – a few months ago – I didn’t imagine to meet so many friends and to achieve so much traffic.… Read More 20.000: THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Author and Psychologist Elizabeth Cygan brings to life a pair of adventurous cats to help expand children’s vocabulary in “A Tale of Two Tails: The Adventures of Ben and Bel” Cat-astrophe and cat-atonic. Cat-aclysm and Cat-acomb. Cat-call and cat-apult… Welcome to the world of cat-words. Elizabeth Cygan ‘s recent book is so… Read More CAT-ASTROPHIC? CAT-ATONIC? NO, IT’S A FUNNY BOOK ABOUT 2 SIAMESE CATS ON A MISSION THROUGH THE VOCABULARY. YES, IT’S A CAT-ACLYSM!
I know: you aren’t dedicated two pages in a newspaper every day… Especially when they refer to art and culture. However, this happened to me. L’Eco di Bergamo – the most popular local newspaper in Italy – wrote about my “Lacer/actions” artworks dedicating me two full pages. The article is signed by Diego Colombo, who… Read More “L’ECO DI BERGAMO” NEWSPAPER DEDICATES 2 FULL PAGES TO ROBERTO ALBORGHETTI’S “LACER/ACTIONS” ART
Moonlit sky quivering crepe myrtles et their shadows * Cielo dal chiaro di luna tremolanti mirti crespi e le loro ombre * Ciel au clair de lune des tremblants myrtes crépus et leurs ombres * Ciel al claro de luna tremolantes mirtos crespos y sus sombras This is a new collaboration between Joshua Sellers (Arkansas,… Read More MOONLIT SKY:THE FIRST “HAIGA+LACER/ACTIONS” BY JOSHUA SELLERS AND ROBERTO ALBORGHETTI
A group of people with some experience in the area of storytelling would like to share their project with everyone who enjoys reading. Lithographic Print by Roberto Alborghetti Lacer/actions Project Realistic Image of Torn and Decomposed Publicity Posters cm 70x 50, framed, 2009 *** “The Joy of Reading” is a group of people with… Read More THE JOY OF READING: SENDING STORIES FOR FREE
Roberto Alborghetti interviews Tessa Jolls, President of CML, Center for Media Literacy, based in Malibu (Los Angeles, CA). The media literacy is one of the most important questions faced today by culture, education and communication world. The same goal, from 1998, is shared in United States of America by Center for Media Literacy, CML,… Read More CENTER FOR MEDIA LITERACY: A COMMON EFFORT TO SEE MEDIA THROUGH “NEW EYES”
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