Firenze Rafting or a Town with a View
by Louisa Howard, University of Virginia This past week, ISI organized a rafting trip on the […]
Month: October 2012
A Semester in Florence: My Journey from the Renaissance to Working in the Arts
Driven by a desire to study Renaissance art on-site, in August 2006 I moved to […]
Planting the Way
Anatole Tchikine, who joined the Institute’s faculty in 2010 as Professor of Art History, has recently […]
ISI Goes Global
The International Studies Institute has initiated a series of constructive changes aimed towards global expansion. […]
A New Way to Flip Through the Renaissance
Scholars inevitably find that, in many Florentine libraries and archives, titles of Renaissance manuscripts are […]
ISI Catches Andrea Morricone in Concert
Times are tough for the arts. In the last years it has become increasingly […]
Improve Your Italian On-line!
Created by AILA (Accademia Italiana di Linguistica Applicata), www.studiareitaliano.it is a massive project aimed to […]
How Art Saved the City’s Soul
[slideshow] Last July, Franco Pisani (Prof. of Architecture, ISI Florence) organized the international design workshop […]
A Collaboration: Humanism and Tuscan Universities of the Past
Prestigious Italian publishing house Le Lettere has recently published a collection of conference proceedings, co-sponsored […]
Sketching Florence
This semester, University of Connecticut students from the Department of Art and Art History will […]