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Happy birthday Fermomag

Wednesday, 19 September 2012 by
We have been with you for a year, so… Happy Birthday Fermomag, and a special thanks to our followers www.fermoeditore.it
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The ill-treated: Genesis, Nursery Cryme

Wednesday, 19 September 2012 by
GENESIS, NURSERY CRYME The Famous Charisma Label 1971 With the release of Trespass, Genesis in 1970 received the first compliments from the British music press and cemented the association with Tony Stratton-Smith’a Charisma. Only sold six thousand copies of the album had been sold, but for a debut – if you do not take into
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Museums worth seeing: the Augustiner in Freiburg

Wednesday, 19 September 2012 by
The expressiveness and attractiveness of a museum depends mainly on the works exhibited and the mounting architecture of the building, which is to offer art space and breath. After careful restoration, reopening in the spring of 2010, the largest and most important museum of Freiburg rightly deserves the title of “new Augustiner museum.” The former
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“Ostalgia”

Wednesday, 19 September 2012 by
The film “Goodbye Lenin!” was released in theatres in 2003, instantly becoming a cult. This is because, through the stories of the protagonists, illustrates very clearly and with brilliant irony the phenomenon of “ostalgia” (from the German “ostagie”, a compound word from the merger of “ost” east, and “nostalgia” that nostalgia), the nostalgia of the
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News from Fermoeditore in Frankfurt

Wednesday, 19 September 2012 by
Following its 2011 debut, this year Fermoeditore returns to the Frankfurt Book Fair with a larger stand, full of innovative ideas. Starting with Il sole e la neve, a text by Luigi Alfieri with drawings by Enrico Robusti: this work will be presented in English and German on October 11th at 4:30 pm. Yet another
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“Sun and snow”, Fermoeditore challenges the eBook

Wednesday, 19 September 2012 by
Following extensive research, creation and production, a new Fermoeditore project is ready to be presented: Sun and snow, a book by Luigi Alfieri, with images by Enrico Robusti. Sun and snow challenges the eBook. An object-book, palpable and real, that challenges the virtual book, the civilization of the algorithm. A limited edition, a handcrafted book:
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“Sun and snow”, presentation with party in the farmyard at the Guatelli Museum

Wednesday, 19 September 2012 by
News from Fermoeditore, the book The sun and the snow written by Luigi Alfieri and images by Henry Strong, will be presented at the Museum of Ettore Guatelli Ozzano Taro (PR) 30th September, 2012 at 5 pm. Museum of the everyday life, the Guatelli speaks of the living conditions of workers through the poetry of
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Museums and fashion exhibitions between Florence and Paris

Tuesday, 18 September 2012 by
Fashion is always able to attract the attention of many fans and fashionistas. It is easy to get carried away and to daydream while watching a fashion show, a magazine, reading a fashion blog, or visiting a museum or an exhibition dedicated to the history of costume. Florence, among the symbol cities of Italian culture,
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Paul Canningham and the delights of Denmark

Wednesday, 18 July 2012 by
I wonder if Paul would appreciate being called a “boy”. Because it is natural to call that, despite his being 43 years old. Maybe it’s his firmness in talking about a profession – cook – that arrived like the seasons; you certainly can’t stop them! The same with his creativity. At one time, it involved
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The Sacred Lands of the Parma’s Appenines

Wednesday, 18 July 2012 by
At one time, the place where Villaggio Sacre Terre is located was only populated by wild animals. But, after restoring part of the medieval village with the methods of bio-architecture, a group of pioneers decided to leave the city behind and dedicate itself to project originating from the need for greater accountability for current problems,
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