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Last week I had a shooting to an Opera produced by my friend (and singer) Luca Gallo (http://www.lucagallo.com). "Il Macco" is an "opera buffa" by the nearly unknown Italian composer Ferdinando Ranuzzi. It was played only very few times with good critics back when it was composed in mid-19th century. Then the traces of "Il Macco" and its composer are nearly lost, and music sheets were thought lost until only recently discovered by a descendant of Ferdinando Ranuzzi inside an old cellar. A local non-for-profit art guild recovered the music sheets and orchestrated the return to play.

Music was really catchy, lyrics quite amusing and production was top level.

[Shot alone on October 20th 2006 in Bologna]

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Ok, here they go again: another couple of friends asked for my help in producing their graduation thesis lately. This fall the first one is just yet another private survey, but the second one is an interesting real project by a friend who is preparing a feasibility report for a post graduation school for art-curator wannabes. The project's subject is "The relation between architecture and art in contemporary visual culture".

Location for the exposition is given and maximum budget is less than 6 grands, insurance included

Any help is appreciated, expecially great concepts that are cheap to realise, and a list of inexpensive services for expositors available to a big city in central Italy... Please write to me privately if you wish to contribute.

News will follow within Christmas, and my friend's project might also be produced for real by her art school

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A well known Italian person is dying from muscular dystrophy. He is artificially kept alive thanks to modern cardiopulmonary resuscitation technologies. If he were Dutch or Swedish he could decide to have the breathing machine unplugged, but since he is Italian he cannot even think about it. A leading radical politician is offering his help:
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in pseudo-English:
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If I ever had to turn into a suffering terminal patient, please ease my pain by using whatever drug you can, and unplug life machines before it is too late...

What would you onestly do if you were in his shoes?