Miami – On the occasion of the Year of Italian culture in the United States, The Wolfsonian-Florida International University in Miami has a program of exhibitions entitled “The Birth of Rome,” which examines the aesthetics of the Italian regime in the period between the two Wars and will last until June 15th. Each exhibition examines the attempts, during the ’20 and ’30 in Italy, to pursue modernity through more than 200 objects related to public works, murals, architecture, design and decorative arts from the Wolfsonian collection (part of a research center of the Florida International University), with loans from the Mitchell Wolfson Jr., the museum’s founder , Marcello Cambi and the Wolfsoniana in Genoa. (9Colonne)
