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Living Through the ArtsOur First Intern: Welcome Claudia!
We are so happy to announce that Claudia Gutierrez accepted to be walkthearts' apprentice! She will be helping us in putting our first Alumni show (Australia and Canada only; the USA next year) that will take place in Ottawa in March 2011. She is bright and pays...
icscis/walkthearts night Friday August 6th!
Why not a movie together on Friday August 6th at the Bytowne? Something about Italy! We will meet at the entrance of the Bytowne cinema (Rideau Street, Ottawa, Canada) at 6:45 p.m. for I am love (scheduled for 7:00 p.m.). According to Wendy Ide from The Times...
Who was Sofonisba Anguissola?
Sofonisba Anguissola (1530–1625), born in Cremona into an aristocratic family, the best known of six painter sisters. She trained with Bernardino Campi and Gatti. Due to the constraints imposed on women of her time, she did not have access to anatomy studies or...
The recipe of the month inspired by an Anguissola painting: pork… why not?
Maiale all'Anguissola (pork with capers and sundried tomatoes) A very popular Studio Italia dish since it is delicious and can be prepared quickly. Keep in mind that capers (capperi), that grow wild in Italy, should always be added at the end of cooking to retain...
Vico in our studio and kitchen! (Part 1)
In other words, we need to feel the unknown, live it through our own personal stories, and find a way through our own thoughts.
re-inventio
During the Fall of 2009, Prof. Yves M. Larocque and his students decided to put up a show of the works that would be produced in class (010F Resource) in the course of two semesters. This is their works.
A Saturday afternoon in a brucite mine!
First July posting… a short one. Still recuperating from a walkthearts day in Canada’s national region with a delightful painting afternoon in a brucite mine near Wakefield, followed by a gargantuous Italian meal at our walkthearts home office. We surely enjoyed the...
The Other World on Canvas!
And never forget that the world you want on canvas is beyond the world in which you are currently living!
Art, G20, food
Just came back from Toronto where we attended the conference by the Independent Art Media OnFire, which was in fact very interesting. We would like to underline the keynote closing address by the artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer who talked about his interest in creating...
The recipe of the month inspired from a Lega painting: lamb this time
Another way to cook lamb
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