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From my day at the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna in Villa Borghese

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Scenes from in and around the Roman Forum

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The continuing series Art as Revolution in Rome. An ebola health poster – set boundaries A wild tomato growing in the Forum – break boundaries.

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Scenes from Museo di Roma. Some lovely sculptures and a marvelous space, but the exhibit Rome and the Great War.1915 – 1918 was downright disappointing – 35 poorly displayed, small images. Still, worth the visit.

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More on art and revolution (for Darcie)

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First sand volleyball player. Rome. Circa BC. Fromhttp://www.museodiroma.it/

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Photos from around Trastevere, taken while thinking about “the role of the artist is to make revolution irresistable [sic].” Fighting the war and the tourist menu. Statutes looking out on snow-capped Apennines. A utility pole, with a photo of a man’s torso, and below it a lovely crocheted whatever. A very, very small car.

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First Italian sand volleyball tournament with Enrico Maria Governatori, who I met via Facebook the night before. Fantastic day – fast sand, hard ball, indoor courts, no wind, and no sun – all things to get used to. Experience much more important than the results, but if you have to ask we were 1 and 3 (coulda, shoulda been 3 and 1 or 2 and 2). Congratulations to my friend Michele Mastronardi who played great (and is … more →

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Elvis @ St. Stephen’s, dinner at Da Bucatino

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More scenes from our neighborhood.