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Daily Archives: October 13, 2011
Roman Aqueducts Exhibit at Cinecittàdue
Over 1,000 Roman aqueducts are known to have been built between 312 BC and the end of the Roman Empire. The expert skill with which they were created and their incredible functionality (they supplied about 300 million gallons of water … Continue reading
Posted in Historical Sites
Tagged aqueducts, cinecitta, cinecittadue, contemporanea, contemporary art, nimes, roman aqueducts, rome, water
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Glums and Glows of the 54th Venice Biennale
Venice, Italy. October 2, 2011. Knee-high polka dot stockings, sharply-angled hair, dreads and Birkenstocks, and Louis Vuitton bags and sunglasses: we must be in the right place. Having wound our way through canals, over bridges, and down narrow streets, we … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture
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