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"E-mail Between the Artist & Her Lover" artist book exhibited Villa Giulia, Italia. May "Fear No NewNew Art" artist book published by Redfoxpress, Assembling Box #19, Ireland. June internet art exhibit Christine Tarantino Collection features Antoni Miró.

June "THESE HANDS" call for entries, newest project from Christine TARANTINO. Curator, Maddalena Castegnaro Opening night: July internet art exhibit Christine Tarantino Collection features Anna Banana, Darlene Altschul, & John Mountain. TARANTINO, " Ecdysis" artist book exhibited at Villa Excelsa, Sannicola, Italia. Juli 2012 ab 19 Uhr möchten wir Sie und Ihre Freunde herzlich in denKasseler KunstvereinWerner-Hilpert-Straße 2334117 Kassel, einladen. Juli 2012 Zur Eröffnung der Ausstellung am Mittwoch, dem 11. Exhibition "INSTANT PEOPLE"250 polaroid self-portraits by 175 artists from 22 countries.11.– 23. On-line exhibit and exhibition Kassel, Germany during the DOCUMENTA 2012. Christine Tarantino, "Instant Person 1 & 2", self-portraits with Polaroid Camera for POLAROID MADNESS, project of Franticham, Ireland. Tarantino/Words of Light publishes THE SKY EMBRACES THE GREAT WORLD by Walter Festuccia. July WORDS OF LIGHT BOOKS, Art Publications By Contemporary Artists, new blog offering various format books published by Christine A. August internet art exhibit CHRISTINE TARANTINO COLLECTION features artist STEVE RANDOM.

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New version includes ALL 42 artists from 13 countries plus additional text and images by Christine Tarantino. RED LIPS - What is Your Version for Me? by Christine Tarantino is published by Words of Light now available in print or eBook formats.

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Tarantino series of 40 ,"Being Human" published by Redfoxpress, Assembling Box #20, Ireland. Tarantino, Sign and Language Group Exhibit, Open Stal, The Netherlands.

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Tarantino's ECDYSIS, snake skin artist book exhibited with 99 other book artists in Italy, curated by Maddalena Castegnaro. Tarantino, published by Words of Light: Christine A.

Tarantino, published by Words of Light: THESE HANDS PRAY FOR GERONIMO, a visual poem of American Indians, by Christine A. With the Blood of a Daylily - Poems & Drawings by the Homeless Poet by Christine A. Tarantino - Hjuler BROTKATZE collaborations on exhibit at FzKKe Gallery, Germany, Sept.

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In this context, at a time in which opera in Rome did not find full institutional support, Queen Christina of Sweden represented, at least nominally, the missing patron, a highly representative figure who stood in as guarantor of the new theater on behalf of the aristocratic class that produced and conspicuously consumed opera.September 2012 Christine A. The trajectory that emerges in the history of opera patronage in the papal city during the second half of the century begins with collective forms of sponsorship during the 1660s and develops further, giving rise to Rome's first commercial opera theater during the 1670s, the Teatro Tordinona. Showing how the Roman aristocracy experimented with new systems of production that would radically change the history of opera, L'Alcasta also raises broader questions concerning the presence and functions of “patronage” in commercial opera theaters. In every phase of the story of L'Alcasta-its commission, plans for production, staging, dedication, and subsequent revivals-we can detect diverse agencies shaping the libretto and score, which accommodated different needs and tastes and conveyed multiple social and political meanings. Following the travels of Giovanni Filippo Apolloni's libretto Amor per vendetta, ovvero L'Alcasta, I trace the dissolution of the ubiquitous individual court patron of the earlier part of the century into a network of agents behind opera production in commercial contexts. This article sheds new light onto the process of transformation of the figure of the opera patron in Rome during the mid-seventeenth century.