@FrancescoDama

FrancescoDama has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in April 2021. Resources FrancescoDama has populated their site with include: • The Unruly Politics of Glitter • The Island Where Fascist Italy Imprisoned Gay Men • How Sword and Sandal Films Built Our Idea of Ancient Rome • Massimiliano Pani on Mina, Music, and Making His Own Mark • Mina in the Movies • Transgender Runner Valentina Petrillo on Vision, Transition, and Triumph • Enrico Baj: A Milanese, Light-Hearted Anarchist • Fragmented Bodies in Rome | Archivi delle emozioni • Staying Put in Salento: The Convento di Santa Maria di Costantinopoli • Carlo Mollino: Turin’s Last Eclectic • How Far Should a Gallerist-Artist Relationship Go? • Speedos in Italy: A Symbol of Body Positivity or Toxic Masculinity? • The Sensual Politics of Jochen Klein • Che Casino! The Italian Penchant for Chaos • The Monumental Conversation on Italian Public Statues • The Last King of Italy • Luigi Barzini’s Italians • A National Affair With Drama: Maria Callas and the Histrionics of Italian Opera • Luchino Visconti: A Director and a Gentleman • Inventing America: Spaghetti Westerns and Sergio Leone • Naples and The 7th Art • Guglielmo Castelli the Melancholic Painter • The True Story of Fettuccine Alfredo • Mamma RAI • Cinecittà • Phenomenology of Mike Bongiorno • Dare del Lei • Borgo Gallana • A Brief History of Homosexuality in Italy • Larry Stanton • Commedia all’Italiana • Art & Architecture at the Venice Biennale • Naples’ Femminelle • Remembering James Bidgood • Fear and Loathing at the Venice Biennale • A Heavy Heritage • Milan and the 7th Art • Sanremo is Sanremo • Helen Levitt • I Married a Romagnolo • Comizi d’Amore • Florence and the 7th Art • A Weekend in Cilento • Ode to Mahmood • Stromboli • Hagiography of Raffaella Carrà • Italy on the Phone • The Catholic Imagination • Sense of Clarity • The Many Lives of Irene Brin • At Rome’s Quadriennale, Out With the Old and In With Historical Interventions • Nonna • Apology of the Piedmontese • Casa Malaparte: A House Like Me • Remembering Patrick Cowley • Seeing 1970s Italy Through Its Subversive Public Broadcasting Network • Photography is an Enigma: Luigi Ghirri • Giorgio Morandi’s Bologna