Munich – The “Teatri di stoffa. Danièle Sulewic and Emanuele Luzzati” exhibition will be inaugurated on March 7th at the Italian Institute of Culture in Munich. The exhibition aims to present a series of textile works, inspired by the fairy tale world of Emanuele Luzzati, by the sketches of the film “The Magic Flute” by Mozart, the magic of the Orient, by Venice of the Italian in Algiers, by Flying Donkeys with Igor Strawinsky’s Fire Bird. Danièle Sulewic and Frieda Klapholz Avrahami, the Israeli screenwriter will be present. “My collaboration with Emanuele Luzzati, born from a fortuitous meeting, began in 1974 when he asked me to create my first costumes for King Lear, directed by Tonino Conte for the Teatro della Tosse in Genoa. The collaboration inside and outside the theatres, enriched by friendship, continued until the last day of his life” according to Danièle Sulewic. The exhibition will remain open to the public until April 5th. During the inauguration the film “The magic flute. From the work of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart” by Emanuele Luzzati will be screened. (9colonne)
