
Your culture guide to Rome
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Unless you spent last week under a rock (or offline for that matter), you probably saw Palazzo Esposizioni looking very different. MAGEÍA took over the building for three days of art and music, with our friends @quiet_ensemble turning its r...
John Flamsteed, La Balance et Le Scorpion, 1776
The other day when I was on my way to a cartoleria to buy boxes and folders to organise my bookshelf, I ran into a friend.
I was mid-mission, heading there with a specific list of things to...
Solardust installation by Quiet Ensemble. Photographed by Daniele Muzzi.
Politics is dominating the headlines on both sides right now, at home and abroad.
Sweden held its general election on Sunday, and the race turned out to be among t...
Romaeuropa Festival returns for its 41st edition, bringing more than two months of contemporary dance, theatre, music and digital culture to venues across the city. Running from 8 September to 15 November, its vast programme brings to Rome...
September has apparently decided that sleep is optional.
Romaeuropa opens, Short Theatre enters its final days, Dissonanze takes over the Auditorium and Villa Giulia stays open after dark for six nights of Schumann.
Elsewhere, Rossini is...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Newsletter & magazine. Your weekly curated guide to the best of Rome across art, music, food and culture.
Swedish-Italian journalist and cultural communicator
Journo
lawyer, with experience in cultural project management, working across both.
I am a journalist turned manager of culture. Swedish but have lived in Italy for a very long time.
Lucky to have felt at home in London, Lebanon, Italy, and Colombia. I have written about those places and now, based in Rome, am working on videos that explore food, history, culture and politics. I also scribble about other interests too.
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