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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Paolo Porteghesi's spiraling countryside villa outside Rome broke ground in 1972 and took years to complete. The house is one of the earlier examples of a postmodern residence in Italy.
View looking down the spiral stair as it winds through the house’s tower. Photo PtL.
In Rome one contemporary art museum stands out for its dark Goth ambience, defying curators and artists alike. It's weirdness is what makes this place so special.
View of the red theater hall inside the MACRO, designed by the French architect Odile Decq. You can walk around this cryptic mass to access the bookstore, the ticket counter, the main exhibition gallery and a staircase to the upper gallerie...
Rome just inaugurated the Colosseo station next to the Roman Forum. For the first time the Metro C line has a real underground archaeological museum at its hub. Is the archeostation the newest thing?
View of the entrance to the Metro C line station, Colosseo Fori Imperiali. When one of the main escalators broke down on opening day people said it was proof the station was really Roman. Photo Ptl.
Caffè Dagnino: the exquisitely decorated Palermitano pastry shop inside the Galleria Esedra in Rome could close by the end of this year. Why is a bookstore to blame?
View of Dagnino’s facade and display windows from inside the Galleria Esedra. Nothing says Dolce Vita better than having some sweets seated at one of their tables. What exactly will replace the pastry shop after it shuts down is anyone’s gu...
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I am an artist, architect, critic, curator and educator, living in Rome Italy.
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