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BIO
Caterina Davinio.
Born 1957. Multimedia artist, writer, poet. Pioneer of Italian digital art and computer poetry in 1990. Her work has been exhibited in many countries in more than 300 exhibitions, seven times in the Venice Biennale and Collateral Projects (1997, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2009, 2011), where she created participative events collaborating also as curator. Other exhibitions: Biennale of Sidney (Online Venue 2008), Athens Biennial (2007), Liverpool Biennial (Independents 2006 and 2008), Biennales de Lyon (1999, and Intern. Kiosk 2007), Biennale de Paris (2004), New media Art Biennial of Merida, Hong Kong Artists' Biennial, International Poetry Festival in Medellin. For extensive list see: http://xoomer.alice.it/cprezi/caterinadav.html
Caterina Davinio was a poet and painter in the 80s; in Rome she participated in poetry and performance meetings, getting in touch with the international circuits of the avant-garde. She creates video and digital art (still and animated), digital visual poetry, photography, performance, on line events. In 1998 she was the creator of Italian Net-poetry, a development of net-art related to multi-located experimental poetry events, based on line and in real spaces. Among her publications: Color color (novel, 1998), Techno-Poetry and Virtual Reality (It - Engl., essay, 2002, with preface by Eugenio Miccini), Serial Phenomenologies (poems, 210), Il libro dell'oppio (The Book of Opium, poems, 2012), Virtual Mercury House. Planetary & Interplanetary Events (texts and documents about electronic poetry, 2012).
Contact:
Davinio Art Electronics
Via Sassi 10
23900 Lecco (LC) ITALY
T: +39 0341 282712
e-mail davinio@tin.it
Born 1957. Multimedia artist, writer, poet. Pioneer of Italian digital art and computer poetry in 1990. Her work has been exhibited in many countries in more than 300 exhibitions, seven times in the Venice Biennale and Collateral Projects (1997, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2009, 2011), where she created participative events collaborating also as curator. Other exhibitions: Biennale of Sidney (Online Venue 2008), Athens Biennial (2007), Liverpool Biennial (Independents 2006 and 2008), Biennales de Lyon (1999, and Intern. Kiosk 2007), Biennale de Paris (2004), New media Art Biennial of Merida, Hong Kong Artists' Biennial, International Poetry Festival in Medellin. For extensive list see: http://xoomer.alice.it/cprezi/caterinadav.html
Caterina Davinio was a poet and painter in the 80s; in Rome she participated in poetry and performance meetings, getting in touch with the international circuits of the avant-garde. She creates video and digital art (still and animated), digital visual poetry, photography, performance, on line events. In 1998 she was the creator of Italian Net-poetry, a development of net-art related to multi-located experimental poetry events, based on line and in real spaces. Among her publications: Color color (novel, 1998), Techno-Poetry and Virtual Reality (It - Engl., essay, 2002, with preface by Eugenio Miccini), Serial Phenomenologies (poems, 210), Il libro dell'oppio (The Book of Opium, poems, 2012), Virtual Mercury House. Planetary & Interplanetary Events (texts and documents about electronic poetry, 2012).
Contact:
Davinio Art Electronics
Via Sassi 10
23900 Lecco (LC) ITALY
T: +39 0341 282712
e-mail davinio@tin.it
interview
Dear friends,
I know many of you suffer here my written English since a couple of years or
more... Who has courage now can link to hear my voice SPEAKING (!) in
English, by answering an interview for Digitalis II exhibition (BC,
Canada):
http://meta.insinc.com/citysoup/digitalis/CATERINA_DAVINIO_interview.ram
(Let me know if my language incomprehensible at all!)
All the best!
Caterina
I know many of you suffer here my written English since a couple of years or
more... Who has courage now can link to hear my voice SPEAKING (!) in
English, by answering an interview for Digitalis II exhibition (BC,
Canada):
http://meta.insinc.com/citysoup/digitalis/CATERINA_DAVINIO_interview.ram
(Let me know if my language incomprehensible at all!)
All the best!
Caterina
Techno-Poetry in Venice
UNESCO - Centro Culturale Candiani - [Mestre - Venice]
In the contest of the poetry reading
DIALOGUE THROUGH POETRY (Chair: Letizia Granzotto; Poets: Erminia
Passannanti, Adriana Sartor, Gianmario Lucini, Arturo Buzzat , Anna Maria
Farabbi).
will be presented:
TECHNOPOETRY FOR PEACE
Caterina Davinio Curator
Organization: Antonella Sartor, Giuseppe Deppi
The itinerant videofestival dedicated to peace arrives in Venice
APRIL 12 2003 - 07:00 PM.
Already exhibited with success in Florence (at the Giubbe Rosse),
and in Milan, at the Mudima Foundation,
the festival is now hosted by the Candiani Center in Mestre (Venezia),
Technopoetry for Peace presents video, digital images, visual poetry
against war, for peace, created by
experimental artists from the world.
Artists:
Dmitri Bulatov, Avelino de Araujo,
Carol Starr, Daniel Daligand, Daniele Virgilio,
Angela & Peter NetMail, Ferhat Ozgur,
Fernando Aguiar, Flavia Fernandes,
Gruppo Sinestetico, Irena Paskali,
Nenand Bogdanovic, Clemente Padin,
Sergio Monteiro de Almeida,
Siglinde Kallnbach, Sudhanshu Garg,
Vito Pace, Julien Blaine,
Eugenio Miccini, Barry Alpert,
Thanwa Chanpen, Caterina Davinio,
AMAE Artgroup, Walter Ungerer, Emilio Fantin,
Helen Frigon, Akenaton, Massimo Mori,
Stefano Pasquini, Kevin McCoy,
Balbuena+Ayala Foundation, Luca Curci.
Visual Poetry (photocopied, at disposal of the public):
Ryosuke Cohen, Batolome Ferrando, John M. Bennet,
Klaus P. Dencker, Teo Spiller, Sergio Monteiro de Almeida, Mangalar,
Francesco Mandrino, Giuseppe Chiari, Oronzo Liuzzi, Brice Bowman, J. R.
Carpenter, Siglinde Kallnbach, Claudio Parentela, Tulio Restrepo, Juan
Jose Diaz Infante, Jean-Pierre Balpe, Anna Boschi, Centro de Arte
Experimental Vigo, Clemente Padin, Keiichi Nakamura, Fernando Aguiar,
Samir Mesquita, Jorg Piringer, Loreto Garin & Federico Zukerfeld,
Michael Basinski, Hugo Pontes, Rora & Dobrica Kamperelic, Angela & Peter
Netmail, Daniele Virgilio, Antonio Gomez, Danae Hondrou, Daniel
Daligand, Eugenio Miccini.
During the meeting will be presented the essay: Techno-Poetry and
Virtual Realities (bilingual Italian / English, pp 320). Collection:
Archivi della poesia del 900, Mantova.
Journalists, cultural centers, libraries,
universities, can write to us to receive a free copy
for reviewing, or documentation..
To order the book write to: Claudio Preziosi c/o Karenina.it Office
clprezi@tin.it
For more information:
http://members.xoom.virgilio.it/kareninazoom/daviniobook.htm
Karenina.it
http://members.xoom.virgilio.it/kareninazoom/kareninarivista.html
Karenina.it will be at Digitalvisions Festival 2003 - University of
British Columbia, Canada (presented by Sylvia Borda and Enrico Gianfranchi)
KARENINA.IT (poetry in phatic function) A web project by Caterina Davinio on
line since 1998 - By Jakobson, phatic is the use of the language which has
the finality to maintain open and operative the communication channel among
the interlocutors. On the confine between art and critic, happening and net
performance, Karenina.it is a virtual meeting place around the theme of the
writing and the new technologies, in which experiences of international
artists, curators, theoreticians converge, in a net that counts thousands of
contacts in the world.
In the contest of the poetry reading
DIALOGUE THROUGH POETRY (Chair: Letizia Granzotto; Poets: Erminia
Passannanti, Adriana Sartor, Gianmario Lucini, Arturo Buzzat , Anna Maria
Farabbi).
will be presented:
TECHNOPOETRY FOR PEACE
Caterina Davinio Curator
Organization: Antonella Sartor, Giuseppe Deppi
The itinerant videofestival dedicated to peace arrives in Venice
APRIL 12 2003 - 07:00 PM.
Already exhibited with success in Florence (at the Giubbe Rosse),
and in Milan, at the Mudima Foundation,
the festival is now hosted by the Candiani Center in Mestre (Venezia),
Technopoetry for Peace presents video, digital images, visual poetry
against war, for peace, created by
experimental artists from the world.
Artists:
Dmitri Bulatov, Avelino de Araujo,
Carol Starr, Daniel Daligand, Daniele Virgilio,
Angela & Peter NetMail, Ferhat Ozgur,
Fernando Aguiar, Flavia Fernandes,
Gruppo Sinestetico, Irena Paskali,
Nenand Bogdanovic, Clemente Padin,
Sergio Monteiro de Almeida,
Siglinde Kallnbach, Sudhanshu Garg,
Vito Pace, Julien Blaine,
Eugenio Miccini, Barry Alpert,
Thanwa Chanpen, Caterina Davinio,
AMAE Artgroup, Walter Ungerer, Emilio Fantin,
Helen Frigon, Akenaton, Massimo Mori,
Stefano Pasquini, Kevin McCoy,
Balbuena+Ayala Foundation, Luca Curci.
Visual Poetry (photocopied, at disposal of the public):
Ryosuke Cohen, Batolome Ferrando, John M. Bennet,
Klaus P. Dencker, Teo Spiller, Sergio Monteiro de Almeida, Mangalar,
Francesco Mandrino, Giuseppe Chiari, Oronzo Liuzzi, Brice Bowman, J. R.
Carpenter, Siglinde Kallnbach, Claudio Parentela, Tulio Restrepo, Juan
Jose Diaz Infante, Jean-Pierre Balpe, Anna Boschi, Centro de Arte
Experimental Vigo, Clemente Padin, Keiichi Nakamura, Fernando Aguiar,
Samir Mesquita, Jorg Piringer, Loreto Garin & Federico Zukerfeld,
Michael Basinski, Hugo Pontes, Rora & Dobrica Kamperelic, Angela & Peter
Netmail, Daniele Virgilio, Antonio Gomez, Danae Hondrou, Daniel
Daligand, Eugenio Miccini.
During the meeting will be presented the essay: Techno-Poetry and
Virtual Realities (bilingual Italian / English, pp 320). Collection:
Archivi della poesia del 900, Mantova.
Journalists, cultural centers, libraries,
universities, can write to us to receive a free copy
for reviewing, or documentation..
To order the book write to: Claudio Preziosi c/o Karenina.it Office
clprezi@tin.it
For more information:
http://members.xoom.virgilio.it/kareninazoom/daviniobook.htm
Karenina.it
http://members.xoom.virgilio.it/kareninazoom/kareninarivista.html
Karenina.it will be at Digitalvisions Festival 2003 - University of
British Columbia, Canada (presented by Sylvia Borda and Enrico Gianfranchi)
KARENINA.IT (poetry in phatic function) A web project by Caterina Davinio on
line since 1998 - By Jakobson, phatic is the use of the language which has
the finality to maintain open and operative the communication channel among
the interlocutors. On the confine between art and critic, happening and net
performance, Karenina.it is a virtual meeting place around the theme of the
writing and the new technologies, in which experiences of international
artists, curators, theoreticians converge, in a net that counts thousands of
contacts in the world.
peace in action
This evening, since 10:00 PM until 12:00 PM, turn on all the lights at the
windows, the satellite will register this initiative for peace, forward this
e-mail!
peace in action
stasera dalle 22 alle 24
accendere tutte le luci esterne
il satellite filmera questa iniziativa
per la pace. passate questa mail!
windows, the satellite will register this initiative for peace, forward this
e-mail!
peace in action
stasera dalle 22 alle 24
accendere tutte le luci esterne
il satellite filmera questa iniziativa
per la pace. passate questa mail!
TECHNOPOETRY FOR PEACE
UNESCO DAY OF POETRY 2003
TECHNOPOETRY FOR PEACE
Caterina Davinio Curator
Florence: March 21, Giubbe Rosse (P.zza Repubblica)
Milan: March 31, Mudima Foundation (V. Tadino 26)
Video, digital images, visual poetry against war, for peace, created by
experimental artists from the world.
March 21, in Florence, in the contest of the meeting "A piu voci",
curated by Massimo Mori, in collaboration with Giubbe Rosse Literary
Cafe, is going to be presented: TECHNOPOETRY FOR PEACE. This exhibition
will be, on March 31, at the Mudima Foundation in Milan (V. Tadino 26,
ground floor). Thanks, for interest in our project, and organization,
to: Massimo Mori, performer (Florence), Fausta Squatriti, visual artist
(Milan), and to all people who cooperate in organizing and promoting
PEACE.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Dmitri Bulatov, Avelino de Araujo,
Carol Starr, Daniel Daligand, Daniele Virgilio,
Angela & Peter NetMail, Ferhat Ozgur,
Fernando Aguiar, Flavia Fernandes,
Gruppo Sinestetico (Albertin, Perseghin, Sassu, Shimizu),
Irena Paskali, Nenand Bogdanovic,
Clemente Padin, Sergio Monteiro de Almeida,
Siglinde Kallnbach, Sudhanshu Garg,
Vito Pace, Julien Blaine,
Eugenio Miccini, Barry Alpert,
Thanwa Chanpen, Caterina Davinio,
AMAE Artgroup, Walter Ungerer, Emilio Fantin,
Helen Frigon, Akenaton, Massimo Mori,
Stefano Pasquini, Kevin McCoy,
Balbuena+Ayala Foundation, Luca Curci.
Visual Poetry (photocopied for the public):
Ryosuke Cohen, Batolome Ferrando, John M. Bennet,
Klaus P. Dencker, Teo Spiller, Sergio Monteiro de Almeida, Mangalar,
Francesco Mandrino, Giuseppe Chiari, Oronzo Liuzzi, Brice Bowman, J. R.
Carpenter, Siglinde Kallnbach, Claudio Parentela, Tulio Restrepo, Juan
Jose Diaz Infante, Jean-Pierre Balpe, Anna Boschi, Centro de Arte
Experimental Vigo, Clemente Padin, Keiichi Nakamura, Fernando Aguiar,
Samir Mesquita, Jorg Piringer, Loreto Garin & Federico Zukerfeld,
Michael Basinski, Hugo Pontes, Rora & Dobrica Kamperelic, Anna & Peter
Netmail, Daniele Virgilio, Antonio Gomez, Danae Hondrou, Daniel
Daligand, Eugenio Miccini.
FLORENCE MARCH 21 - Giubbe Rosse (Pzza. Repubblica)
05.00 PM
"A piu voci": around experimental and new media poetry.
In this contest will be presented by C. Davinio the historical essay:
Techno-Poetry and Virtual Realities (Italian/English, Sometti Publisher,
2002). To read a presentation of this international landscape of the
90s: http://members.xoom.virgilio.it/kareninazoom/daviniobook.htm
Specialized cultural institutions, journals, and archives, if interested,
can contact us for a free copy.
09:00 PM TECHNOPOETRY FOR PEACE (videos, digital slides, visual poetry)
PERFORMANCES
To know more and to see some images:
http://members.xoom.virgilio.it/kareninazoom/PACE/pace.htm
TECHNOPOETRY FOR PEACE
Caterina Davinio Curator
Florence: March 21, Giubbe Rosse (P.zza Repubblica)
Milan: March 31, Mudima Foundation (V. Tadino 26)
Video, digital images, visual poetry against war, for peace, created by
experimental artists from the world.
March 21, in Florence, in the contest of the meeting "A piu voci",
curated by Massimo Mori, in collaboration with Giubbe Rosse Literary
Cafe, is going to be presented: TECHNOPOETRY FOR PEACE. This exhibition
will be, on March 31, at the Mudima Foundation in Milan (V. Tadino 26,
ground floor). Thanks, for interest in our project, and organization,
to: Massimo Mori, performer (Florence), Fausta Squatriti, visual artist
(Milan), and to all people who cooperate in organizing and promoting
PEACE.
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Dmitri Bulatov, Avelino de Araujo,
Carol Starr, Daniel Daligand, Daniele Virgilio,
Angela & Peter NetMail, Ferhat Ozgur,
Fernando Aguiar, Flavia Fernandes,
Gruppo Sinestetico (Albertin, Perseghin, Sassu, Shimizu),
Irena Paskali, Nenand Bogdanovic,
Clemente Padin, Sergio Monteiro de Almeida,
Siglinde Kallnbach, Sudhanshu Garg,
Vito Pace, Julien Blaine,
Eugenio Miccini, Barry Alpert,
Thanwa Chanpen, Caterina Davinio,
AMAE Artgroup, Walter Ungerer, Emilio Fantin,
Helen Frigon, Akenaton, Massimo Mori,
Stefano Pasquini, Kevin McCoy,
Balbuena+Ayala Foundation, Luca Curci.
Visual Poetry (photocopied for the public):
Ryosuke Cohen, Batolome Ferrando, John M. Bennet,
Klaus P. Dencker, Teo Spiller, Sergio Monteiro de Almeida, Mangalar,
Francesco Mandrino, Giuseppe Chiari, Oronzo Liuzzi, Brice Bowman, J. R.
Carpenter, Siglinde Kallnbach, Claudio Parentela, Tulio Restrepo, Juan
Jose Diaz Infante, Jean-Pierre Balpe, Anna Boschi, Centro de Arte
Experimental Vigo, Clemente Padin, Keiichi Nakamura, Fernando Aguiar,
Samir Mesquita, Jorg Piringer, Loreto Garin & Federico Zukerfeld,
Michael Basinski, Hugo Pontes, Rora & Dobrica Kamperelic, Anna & Peter
Netmail, Daniele Virgilio, Antonio Gomez, Danae Hondrou, Daniel
Daligand, Eugenio Miccini.
FLORENCE MARCH 21 - Giubbe Rosse (Pzza. Repubblica)
05.00 PM
"A piu voci": around experimental and new media poetry.
In this contest will be presented by C. Davinio the historical essay:
Techno-Poetry and Virtual Realities (Italian/English, Sometti Publisher,
2002). To read a presentation of this international landscape of the
90s: http://members.xoom.virgilio.it/kareninazoom/daviniobook.htm
Specialized cultural institutions, journals, and archives, if interested,
can contact us for a free copy.
09:00 PM TECHNOPOETRY FOR PEACE (videos, digital slides, visual poetry)
PERFORMANCES
To know more and to see some images:
http://members.xoom.virgilio.it/kareninazoom/PACE/pace.htm
Karenina.it New Contributions/Essays
Virtual landscape of the actual debate as an art work. This is an open
ongoing project.
New Contributions and Essays:
Vancouver:Digitalis II: The Spiritual in Digital Art James K-M Curator
Nouveaux medias: le mot, le corps et l'image numerique By Alexandre Castant
"Museum of the essential and beyond that", Architecture of Information or
Creative Interface? Regina Celia Pinto
A Soundscape of Experimental Poetry in Hungary By Endre Szkarosi
Mail Art / Correspondence Art - eine kunstlerische unbedeutende
Randaktivitat oder ein ernstzunehmendes Betatigungsfeld fur freie
Kommunikation zwischen den Volkern ? - von Klaus Groh -
Visual Images and Words: their Clash in the Graphic Design
(or pulling the cat's non-existent whiskers) By Matis Kuliss
Performance: Some (very subjective) notes By Enno Stahl
GLOBALIZATION & INTERACTION By Fernando Aguiar
Please 'do' Touch the Artwork: New Approaches to Interactivity in Arts, both
as an Ideology and a function of New Technology Genco Gulan
Crossing Language, Media, Culture Fatima Lasay & Jorge Luiz Antonio
XXX Remember we are still collecting videos (standard VHS PAL only) and
still
digital images/visual poems (jpg only) on the topic: against war/for peace
(they will be shown in Milan at Mudima Foundation March 31st, in the contest
of a poetry reading against war). Dead line March 10th. E-mail submissions:
davinio@tin.it Scroll down for the address.
Cover: Cyril Lepetit
New background Images: Patrizia Alemanno, Caterina Davinio, Antonio Sassu.
Old covers: Marcel Duchamp, Coco Gordon, Mario Canali, Paolo Bresciani, Anna
Maria Centola, Daniel Acosta, Julien Blaine, Oronzo Liuzzi, Jean-Pierre
Balpe.
Still on line:
Statement by Jesse Glass on Visual Poetry As Charm, As Curs
Some notes to the aesthetics of hypermedia Interactivity: Linearity and
Structure. By Reiner Strasser
LITERARY HOLOGRAPHY By Richard Kostelanetz
On Contemporary German Literature. Sub-Culture, Underground- &
Pop-Literature, Live-Lit., Slam!Poetry and other experimental Issues. By
Enno Sthal
Gianni "Tupac" Toti A tribute to Gianni Toti by Jose-Carlos Mariategui
News News News (updated)
________________
KARENINA.IT (poetry in phatic function).
An international point of reference for new media poetry & art,
on line since 1998 - By Jakobson, phatic is the use of the language
which has the finality to maintain open and operative the
communication channel among the interlocutors.
Between art and critic, happening and net performance,
Karenina.it is a virtual meeting place around the theme of
writing and new technologies, in which experiences of artists,
curators, theoreticians converge, in a net that counts thousands
of contacts in the world.
http://members.xoom.virgilio.it/kareninazoom/kareninarivista.html
caterina davinio director
Davinio Art Electronics
Via Sassi 10
23900 Lecco (LC) - Italia
Tel&Fax 0039 (0)341 282712
Office: clprezi@tin.it
Director: davinio@tin.it
Art Electronics and Other Writings
Archives / Videotheque / Rome
http://space.tin.it/arte/cprezi
ongoing project.
New Contributions and Essays:
Vancouver:Digitalis II: The Spiritual in Digital Art James K-M Curator
Nouveaux medias: le mot, le corps et l'image numerique By Alexandre Castant
"Museum of the essential and beyond that", Architecture of Information or
Creative Interface? Regina Celia Pinto
A Soundscape of Experimental Poetry in Hungary By Endre Szkarosi
Mail Art / Correspondence Art - eine kunstlerische unbedeutende
Randaktivitat oder ein ernstzunehmendes Betatigungsfeld fur freie
Kommunikation zwischen den Volkern ? - von Klaus Groh -
Visual Images and Words: their Clash in the Graphic Design
(or pulling the cat's non-existent whiskers) By Matis Kuliss
Performance: Some (very subjective) notes By Enno Stahl
GLOBALIZATION & INTERACTION By Fernando Aguiar
Please 'do' Touch the Artwork: New Approaches to Interactivity in Arts, both
as an Ideology and a function of New Technology Genco Gulan
Crossing Language, Media, Culture Fatima Lasay & Jorge Luiz Antonio
XXX Remember we are still collecting videos (standard VHS PAL only) and
still
digital images/visual poems (jpg only) on the topic: against war/for peace
(they will be shown in Milan at Mudima Foundation March 31st, in the contest
of a poetry reading against war). Dead line March 10th. E-mail submissions:
davinio@tin.it Scroll down for the address.
Cover: Cyril Lepetit
New background Images: Patrizia Alemanno, Caterina Davinio, Antonio Sassu.
Old covers: Marcel Duchamp, Coco Gordon, Mario Canali, Paolo Bresciani, Anna
Maria Centola, Daniel Acosta, Julien Blaine, Oronzo Liuzzi, Jean-Pierre
Balpe.
Still on line:
Statement by Jesse Glass on Visual Poetry As Charm, As Curs
Some notes to the aesthetics of hypermedia Interactivity: Linearity and
Structure. By Reiner Strasser
LITERARY HOLOGRAPHY By Richard Kostelanetz
On Contemporary German Literature. Sub-Culture, Underground- &
Pop-Literature, Live-Lit., Slam!Poetry and other experimental Issues. By
Enno Sthal
Gianni "Tupac" Toti A tribute to Gianni Toti by Jose-Carlos Mariategui
News News News (updated)
________________
KARENINA.IT (poetry in phatic function).
An international point of reference for new media poetry & art,
on line since 1998 - By Jakobson, phatic is the use of the language
which has the finality to maintain open and operative the
communication channel among the interlocutors.
Between art and critic, happening and net performance,
Karenina.it is a virtual meeting place around the theme of
writing and new technologies, in which experiences of artists,
curators, theoreticians converge, in a net that counts thousands
of contacts in the world.
http://members.xoom.virgilio.it/kareninazoom/kareninarivista.html
caterina davinio director
Davinio Art Electronics
Via Sassi 10
23900 Lecco (LC) - Italia
Tel&Fax 0039 (0)341 282712
Office: clprezi@tin.it
Director: davinio@tin.it
Art Electronics and Other Writings
Archives / Videotheque / Rome
http://space.tin.it/arte/cprezi
