At Esch, when sound and image cross the borders
Quoting, again, a distinguished writer as Leo Tolstoy from his masterpiece Anna Karenina, “Happy families are all alike; every unhappy...
Serena Pacchiani is the Brussels Morning Culture Editor. She holds a PhD in Contemporary Art and History of Architecture (University of Florence, Université Libre de Bruxelles).
Culture between the lines is a collaborative column of 2duerighe and Brussels Morning. Serena explores trending and historical currents in culture, and their social, economic, and political meaning, retaining a locally grounded but Europe-wide perspective. From festivals and exhibitions to interesting people, she tries to capture the artistic expression that surrounds us, adding something to the way we reflect and feel about the world.
Quoting, again, a distinguished writer as Leo Tolstoy from his masterpiece Anna Karenina, “Happy families are all alike; every unhappy...
Italy (Brussels Morning Newspaper) Being a European Capital of Culture is a great responsibility: many international eyes are keenly focused...
A glance at Sun&Sea, the most apocalyptic performance of the Biennale (edition 2019). Hot outside, hot inside Italy (Brussels Morning...
Triptych - impressive dance performance by the Peeping Tom company of a mesmerising work
Recently shortlisted among best foreign films for the Golden Globes, an award-winner at the Cannes Film Festival, and a candidate...
Never before as today, tactile desire has been so important and necessary, especially at cinema: both for the spectator,
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