The Sum Total Newsletter
Peter Thomas LangThe Sum Total Newsletter is evolving into a travelogue through contemporary culture: we are based in Rome Italy, and besides writing about life and culture here, we take on some of the most poignant issues effecting our lives today.
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The return of the Art Salon: the new Fantastica show in Rome leaves the big themes behind and instead lets it all hang out.
Shafei Xia, Still Love, in “memory full. a room of one's own.” Curator Francesco Bonami, Bonami sought a younger generation of artists who would each define “a room of their own” citing Virginia Woolf. Xia's room filled with tigers are disa...
"Closed due to federal government shutdown." How Washington DC became a ghost town- just in time for Halloween.
Everyone gets ghosted for Halloween, but some, like the Federal workers around Washington DC, are finding themselves disappearing permanently. Silver Spring, Maryland. Photo PtL.
Hands up! The National Roman Museum's latest exhibition, "Rescued Art: New Recoveries" is currently an active crime scene.
Hands up! “Pair of bronze sheet hands, likely from the area of Vulci. 7th century BCE. Recovered in 2022, in collaboration with the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.” New York. Museo Nazionale Romano, Terme di Diocleziano Aula Ottagono....
Ever see a sinkhole open up right under your nose? They are more common than you think in Rome, be careful if you don't want to fall inside one.
Plastic orange TANAX barriers lining the edges of the latest chasm to open up in Rome. Via Romanello da Forlì, Pigneto. Photo PtL.
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I am an artist, architect, critic, curator and educator, living in Rome Italy.
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