Varje lands kultur kan ses som en tavla med många olika färgnyanser. Färgerna representerar olika områden som gör att varje land ser ut som den gör.
Om vi tar som exempel ämnet arkitektur, så ser vi att den berättar på ett synligt sätt likheter och olikheter över de kulturella uttryck mellan två eller flera länder ur en given historisk period.
Forskningen som gjorts under 1900-talet kring äm
The Italian Cultural Institute in Stockholm is the official Italian governmental body dedicated to promoting Italian language and culture in Sweden. For this reason, the Institute conducts a number of different activities. It organises concerts, screenings, lectures, exhibitions and other cultural events, that with very few exceptions are free and open to the public. It facilitates initiatives that promote the Italian Language in Sweden, such as the coordination of Italian courses with Folkuniversitetet. The Institute collaborates with a number of institutes, universities, museums, academies, conservatories, galleries and publishers, as well as with press, radio and TV both in Sweden and in Italy. It provides documentation and information about Italian cultural life and the institutions working in this field.
Gärdesgatan 14
115 27 Stockholm
Sweden