A weekend full of news that on FIRST Art, the FIRSTonline magazine dedicated to the world of art and culture. This Sunday's Tale is “Bruno”, by the Emilian author Marta Casarini. “Thursday, day of arrivals and farewells. A daughter watches her father paint a gate "carabiniere color"; a father leaves leaving behind memories and absence. A faithful and silent friend comes from the hills to soothe a loneliness. In this story, Marta Casarini paints a summer of melancholy, outlining the bond between a father and a daughter, strong and delicate like a butterfly's caress, and recounts the unexpected comfort that only between different species can the one another”, this is how the story is presented.
Then there is a curious story from Brazil: in Curitiba, a city in southern Brazil little known to the Italian public, but which has 2 million inhabitants, was dedicated an entire museum to the Venetian artist Guido Viaro, who emigrated to the South American country to escape the repression of the fascist regime. Also noteworthy is an important event held in Fabriano from 10 to 15 June: the city in the Marche region hosts the XIII Unesco Creative Cities Network Annual Conference.
