Su FIRST Art, the vertical site of the FIRSTonline group dedicated to the universe of art and culture, this Sunday's story is “I Me Mine”, by the Roman author Claudio Coletta. We offer you the summary here: “A friendship between girls, or perhaps something even stronger. Something that doesn't need words or encounters to be music, always. A friendship made up of desperate tears after the breakup of the Beatles, train journeys to buy an LP that is already history when it comes out, concerts by a pop star in a small town on the seafront. Then the summer of "true freedom" ends and jealousy for the boys' kisses, the fear of "getting into the eye of the whole town" and life itself, between off-site universities and returns for the holidays, can lower the volume of their song. But, in the end, the important thing is to be able to listen to it together. Somehow, like when the Beatles were still there. I Me Mine”.
In this weekend's "menu" also the rediscovery of the sixteenth century in Emilia, on display at the Labyrinth of the Masone Fontanellato (PR) with the participation of the Louvre Museum. And then too the expressionism of David Reed and the Rudolstadt Festival, the largest folk and world music event in Europe.
