Week as usual full of content on FIRST Arte, the FIRSTonline portal dedicated to the cultural world. These days they are out previews of the Pirelli 2020 calendar, packaged by photographer Paolo Roversi between Paris and Verona. Why Verona? Easy, the new Pirelli calendar is inspired by Shakespeare and is entitled "Looking for Juliet".
There are also various events and exhibitions on the menu, with a nice reflection by Marika Lion on the big ships that are destroying tourism in Venice. It's time to results (very positive) for the Cinema in Piazza initiative, organized by the Roman association Little America, which ended up at the center of controversy this year for having suffered several fascist attacks.
We also offer you a gem: the highest museum in Europe? It is in Trentino, in the Dolomites. Finally, the inevitable Tale of Sunday: this week it's up to "Il cartel" by Giorgio Pirazzini. A tribute to artist and activist Vann Nath, through a trip to a Cambodia soaked in tears, "where blood flows as copious as constant rain". A country where, according to the author, there is no room for love and beauty.
