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Draw and paint: Landscape, wildlife and marine

adg — Sun, 26 Feb 2012 07:17:07 +0000

Draw and paint in the heart of Florence, in the Tuscan countryside, in a wildlife reserve and in front of the sea. This workshop has been conceived for those students who want to draw and/or paint outdoors the monuments of Florence, the enthralling charm of the Tuscan countryside (where Leonardo da Vinci was born), the natural beauty of a wildlife park and the magic of the seascape. The aim of the course is to help the student to create a sketchbook with unforgettable memories of the different landscapes and beautiful places. The course can be recommended both to Art novices and to experienced artists and professionals who intend to familiarize with the freehand drawing as well as with the perspective sketch. During en plein air sessions students will learn how to draw and paint architectural elements, landscapes, plants and trees (and wild animals if you are lucky). The following techniques can be chosen: pencil, water colour, oil painting and pastel. Practice can also concentrate on the use of colour and on the perspective method.

The programme On Sunday afternoon arrival in Florence. Check-in in a shared room in a family. Single rooms also available at an extra cost of 120 Euro for 6 nights.

Day one: Breakfast at the family’s house. Meeting at school at 9.45am. Art Class: the monuments and the gardens of Florence. Schedule: 10.00am – 1am and 1.30pm – 5pm (6 hours and a half of tuition). Lunch not included (there are many restaurants and cafés in Florence: you may choose the one you like best). Dinner with the family included.

Day two: Breakfast at the family’s house. Meeting at school at 9.45am. Art Class: the squares and the streets of Florence. Schedule: 10am – 1am and 1.30pm – 5pm (6 hours and a half of tuition). Lunch not included. Dinner with the family included.

Day three: Breakfast at the family’s house. Art class: the Tuscan countryside: Vinci and its surroundings. Departure by mini van at 9.00am. Arrival in the countryside near Vinci. Schedule: 10.00am – 1.30am and 2pm – 6pm (7 hours and a half of tuition). Packed lunch included. Arrival in Santa Luce at around 7pm, check-in at the hostel. Dinner at the restaurant included.

Day four: Breakfast at the hostel. Art class: the wildlife reserve of Santa Luce, with its beautiful pond and birds. Schedule: 10.00am – 1.30am and 2pm – 6pm (7 hours and a half of tuition). Transportation to and from the natural reserve (by minivan), packed lunch and dinner at the restaurant included.

Day five: Breakfast at the hostel. Art class: the seashore and the cliffs of Castiglioncello. Schedule: 9.30am – 1.30am (4 hours of tuition). Transportation to Castiglioncello (by minivan) and back to Florence (by direct train, 1 hour and 15 minutes) included. Lunch not included (there are many restaurants and cafés in Castiglioncello). Arrival in Florence at the family’s house in the afternoon, unless you prefer to spend your free afternoon at the beach. Dinner with the family included.

On Saturday morning breakfast at the family’s house and check-out within 12.30pm.

All classes will be held outdoors by Ms Patrizia Garberi, who will teach lessons both in English and in Italian.

Dates: September 2nd – 8th 2012

The workshop has a duration of 5 days, from Monday to Friday, for a total amount of 32 hours of tuition, and it includes:

accommodation for 6 nights;
all transportation;
6 continental breakfasts;
5 Italian dinners and 2 packed lunches.

If you have a special diet, please let us know. We will arrange meals that fit your needs. If you have any other special request please do not hesitate to inform us about it and we will do our best to meet with your demand.

For further info and prices please contact adg.assistance@gmail.com or call +39 055 2302467

March 5th – 9th 2012: Fresco Workshop in Florence

adg — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 06:14:32 +0000

This Intensive Fresco Workshop will take place at Accademia del Giglio in Florence, will have a duration of 5 days, from Monday 5th to Friday 9th March 2012, for a total amount of 30 hours of tuition.

During the workshop the students will follow the essential steps to making a fresco: for example they will learn how to prepare the arriccio (the preliminary layer of plaster spread on the tile), the cardboard for the sinopia and the use of the pigments.

The most peculiar quality of the fresco painting lies undoubtedly in its making: the pigment - a natural material – is laid on a fresh plastesetr several times in a short lapse of time, and through a cohesion process it fixes itself in the plaster, creating warm and subtle tones.

The teacher will guide the students through the different phases of this original and ancient technique. At the end of this short but very intensive workshop, students will have acquired the necessary skills for making a fresco on their own.

For more details please visit the Fresco Workshop page or contact AdG school at info@adg.it.

Art workshops in Florence from April to September.
The technique of fresco: theory & practise.
50+50= over 100 songs to learn Italian.
Grammar and exercises of Italian for beginners.

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Online Italian Language courses with AdG teachers

adg — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 06:47:05 +0000

Now you can study Italian at your place with the Accademia del Giglio online courses in Italian language. These courses are perfect for those students who are not able to come to Italy and for those who have already attended Italian classes in our school and wish to go on with their language studies after going back to their countries.

Thanks to our online courses you can take your lessons with one of our teachers as if you were in Italy. Classes are held with the help of modern and easy-access technologies: with just a click you will be online and ready to improve your Italian.

Lessons will be integrated with conversation, exercises, reading and listening comprehensions, as well as videos, always according to your level of knowledge of Italian and to your specific language needs. During the lesson you will also able to use material from our blog, which currently counts over 800 articles in Italian for foreigners. It is also possible to arrange lessons to develop special linguistic skills and a specific terminology area.

Find more infos on our webpage and contact us (adg.assistance@gmail.com) if you have any question.

2012 Project Berlin della Factory-Art gallery. Italiano/English version

adg — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 06:00:57 +0000

La Factory-Art gallery è lieta di annunciare il 2012 PROJECT BERLIN e accetta opere d’arte di artisti emergenti e affermati in tutti i media: pittura, disegno, incisione, scultura, fotografia, arte digitale, video e mixed media. Verranno selezionati 12 artisti ciascuno con 2 opere. La presentazione è aperta a tutti gli artisti, senza limiti di età, sesso, nazionalità o altre qualifiche. Ogni artista può candidare tre o più opere d’arte.

Mostra: 16 Febbraio > 16 Marzo 2012

Primo Deadline: 13 Gennaio 2012
Deadline finale: 20 Gennaio 2012

Per accedere compila il form dopo esserti registrato e loggato: www.factory-art.com

Nel sito web puoi trovare maggiori informazioni. Leggi attentamente le regole e le condizioni.

ENGLISH VERSION

Factory-Art Gallery is excited to announce the “2012 PROJECT BERLIN” and accepts artworks from emerging and established artists in all media: painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture, photography, digital art, video and mixed media.

Will be selected 12 artists each by 2 works. The submission is open to all artists, without any limit of age,
sex, nationality or other qualifications. Each artist can participate with three (3) or more artworks.

Exhibition: 16 February > 16 March 2012

Early Deadline: 13 January 2012
Final Deadline: 20 January 2012

www.factory-art.com

In the website you can find more information. Please, read carefully rules, terms and conditions.

50+50= over 100 songs to learn italian

adg — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 06:31:53 +0000

Here is a list of over 100 exercises and activities published on AdGblog in the past few years in order to learn and improve the Italian language through Italian songs. All the posts have been sorted into 3 main level of knowledge of the language (according to the European common framework of reference of language learning and teaching) and have been tested in various classes of Italian for foreigners through the years at Accademia del Giglio. Many of the exercises try to put into practice the CLIL method and each of them display the subject which they focus on (tenses, prepositions, vocabulary, etc.).

The posts are listed in alphabetical order following the name of the singer.

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Italian with songs– A1/A2 LEVELS

Arisa: Malamoreno (vocabulary)

Malika Ayane: La prima cosa bella (present tense), Ricomincio da qui (future tense)

Baustelle ft. Valeria Golino: Piangi Roma (vocabulary, comprehension)

Samuele Bersani and Laura Pausini, Spaccacuore (verbs, pronouns, spelling, may be also suitable for B1 level)

Loredana Berté: Il mare d’inverno (vocabulary)

Alex Britti: La vasca (future tense, specific music vocabulary)

Claudio Cecchetto, Gioca jouer (articles and prepositions)

Piero Ciampi, Il vino (comprehension and present tense, may be also suitable for B1 level together with the activities 1 e 2 about wine)

Riccardo Cocciante: Io canto (future tense, comprehension true/false)

Paolo Conte: Vieni via con me (prepositions and present tense)

Elisa: Eppure sentire (un senso di te) (prepositions)

Gatti di vicolo miracoli: Capito?! (vocabulary)

Giorgia: Il mio giorno migliore (prepositions, pronouns and present tense)

Jovanotti: Il più grande spettacolo dopo il big bang (pronouns, present tense, comprehension true/false), La notte dei desideri (daily actions; for B1/B2 levels: text comprehension, if clauses)

Luca Madonia: L’alieno with Carmen Consoli and Franco Battiato (prepositions and synonims)

DJ Matrix: La tipica ragazza italiana (adjectives, people description, conversation activity)

Mina: Tintarella di luna (verbs)

Simona Molinari feat. Peter Cincotti, In cerca di te (comprehension, telling brief stories of people)

Nada: Luna piena (present tense)

Anna Oxa: Quando nasce un amore (synonims, verbs, may be suitable also for B1 level)

Giuliano Palma & The Bluebeaters: Tutta mia la città (comprehension with synonims)

Gino Paoli: Sapore di sale (vocabulary of the human body, comprehension true/false)

Rita Pavone: La partita di pallone (text structure, vocabulary, Italian stereotypes)

Righeira: L’estate sta finendo (present tense, passato prossimo and writing composition)

Vasco Rossi: E adesso che tocca a me (vocabulary), Ti prendo e ti porto via (present tense, vocabulary)

Alan Sorrenti: Figli delle stelle (preposition, vocabulary), Non so che darei (pronouns, verbs, writing composition)

Subsonica e Antonella Ruggiero, Per un’ora d’amore (verbs)

Luigi Tenco: Mi sono innamorato di te (part of the activity about love)

Zero Assoluto, Per dimenticare (future tense and prepositions)

Nina Zilli: L’uomo che amava le donne (present tense and imperfetto)

Zucchero: Con le mani (present tense and imperative), Baila (Sexy Thing) (vocabulary)

Italian with songs – B1/B2 LEVELS

United artists for Abruzzo: Domani 21 aprile 2009 (vocabulary and spelling)

Claudio Baglioni: Sabato pomeriggio (various tenses and word games)

Franco Battiato: Povera patria (anagrammes and opposites), La cura (future tense, vocabulary)

Alex Britti, Una su un Milione (vocabulary, word games, may be also suitable for A2 level)

Scrambled Christmas songs: Bianco Natale and Tu scendi dalle stelle (word order, focus on listening skills)

Caparezza ft. Tony Hadley: Goodbye Malinconia (vocabulary, idiomatic expressions, ways of saying, Italian cutlure, may be also available C1/C2 level)

Sergio Caputo: Dammi un po’ di più (vocabulary)

Carmen Consoli: AAA cercasi (vocabulary and synonims)

Lucio Dalla: Caruso (vocabulary, passato remoto, dialect expressions)

Elisa and Ligabue: Gli ostacoli del cuore (focus on listening skills, may be also available C1 level)

Tiziano Ferro: Non me lo so spiegare (idiomatic espressions, ways of saying), La differenza tra te e me (comprehension, spelling)

Fabri Fibra: Tranne te (verbs, ways of saying, youth slang, jargon, writing compositions)

Michael Franti & Spearhead feat. Jovanotti: The sound of sunshine (vocabulary, various tenses)

Rosanna Fratello, Son0 una donna, non sono una santa (imperative, comprehension)

Giorgio Gaber: Destra-Sinistra (Italian with politics, idiomatic expressions, Italian culture), Bella Ciao (verbs, vocabulary, History of Italian)

Rino Gaetano: Ma il cielo è sempre più blu (vocabulary, ways of saying)

Raphael Gualazzi: Follia d’amore (future and conjunctions)

Jovanotti: Tutto l’amore che ho (conditional sentences, gerund)

La Crus e Nina Zilli: Io confesso (comprehension)

Luciano Ligabue: Ho messo via (vocabulary), Un colpo all’anima (nouns and adjectives) and Una vita da mediano (prepositions, passato remoto)

Mia Martini: Almeno tu nell’universo (pronouns, comprehension with cloze)

Mina e Manuel Agnelli – Afterhours: Adesso è facile (present tense, passato prossimo, imperfetto)

Mina: Sono come tu mi vuoi (subjunctive)

Domenico Modugno e Negramaro: Meraviglioso (present tense, passato prossimo e imperfetto)

Claudia Mori: Buonasera dottore (focus on listening comprehension)

Nada: La canzone per dormire (imperative + pronouns, use of the verbs riuscire e provare) Amore disperato (various past tenses, pronouns).

Gianna Nannini: Sei nell’anima (vocabulary, opposites); with Edoardo Bennato, Un’estate italiana (soccer vocabulary, two comprehensions, the first-one is also suitable for A1/A2 levels); with Giorgia: Salvami (imperative); with Fabri Fibra: In Italia (conversation activities, may be also suitable for C1 level).

Neffa: Lontano dal tuo sole (vocabulary)

Negramaro: Estate (comprehension)

Noemi e Fiorella Mannoia: L’amore si odia (focus on listening comprehension)

Bobo Rondelli: Ho picchiato la testa (Italian stereotypes, conversation activities)

Vasco Rossi: Il mondo che vorrei (conditional tense, may be also suitable for A2 level), Vita spericolata (comprehension, music vocabulary); also watch the video comprehension Come Vasco Rossi è diventato una rockstar.

Giuni Russo: Un’estate al mare (verbs)

Ehi Oh! e Laviamoci dei Sette Nani (vocabulary, comprehension, activity for passato remoto with Biancaneve)

Alan Sorrenti: Tu sei l’unica donna per me (imperative, present tense and future tense, music vocabulary)

Steve Rogers Band: Me ne vado (pronouns)

Subsonica feat. Righeira: La funzione (various tenses, prepositions)

Italian with songs – C1/C2 LEVELS

12 Sigle dei Varietà italiani anni ’60, ’70 e ’80 (comprehension, Italian culture, may be also available for B2 level)

Various artists: Nel blu dipinto di blu/Volare (focus on listening comprehension, conversation activities)

Lucio Battisti: Una donna per amico (various tenses, prepositions, pronouns)

Edoardo Bennato: La mia città (adjectives)

Paolo Benvegnù: Io e il mio amore (verbs, prepositions, conjunctions)

Sergio Caputo: L’astronave che arriva (verbs, vocabulary), Un sabato italiano (vocabulary)

Simone Cristicchi: Meno male che c’è Carla Bruni (vocabulary and idiomatic expressions. Also suitable for B2 level)

Irene Grandi: Bruci la città (subjunctive in independent clauses)

Fiorella Mannoia: Come si cambia (various tenses, adjectives, comprehension)

Mina: Se telefonando (if clauses and passive forms)

Oblivion: I Promessi sposi cantati in soli 10 minuti (focus on listening comprehension, Italian culture, conversation activities)

Alberto Radius: Nel ghetto (vocabulary and an activity on the seventies in Italy)

Daniele Silvestri: La Paranza (vocabulary, verbs, prepositions, may be also suitable for B2 level)

Renato Zero: Ancora qui (vocabulary, synonims, Italian culture)

Activities and exercises with specific Italian.
The AdGblog video comprehensions.
The AdGblog recipees.

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Grammar and exercises of Italian for beginners

adg — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 06:54:18 +0000

Here are some exercises and various activities that can be used by teachers in Italian Language classes for absolute beginners or by students themselves at home to revise what they have learnt. We hope you enjoy them!

Video comprehensions:

Tutti pazzi per amore! (present tense and vocabulary)
Uno strano Cristoforo Colombo (present tense and vocabulary)
Gli spot del gelato (present tense and vocabulary)
Ma dove siamo? (prepositions and vocabulary)
La pimpa e le stelle cadenti (present tense and vocabulary)
La Pantera Rosa (present tense and vocabulary)
I lavori domestici (verbs)
La Linea (present tense)
Come Fantozzi inizia la sua giornata di lavoro (reflexive verbs)

Exercises:

Tutti a scuola (determined articles)
Un po’ di frutta (undetermined articles)
In quale stagione? (undetermined articles)
Un po’ di verdure, due ricette (determined articles)
Il menù (determined articles)
L’italiano con i rifiuti: Dove li metti? Dove li porti? (adjectives)
Caro Babbo Natale…. (adjectives)
Bello come… (adjectives)
A cosa serve? A cosa servono? (vocabulary)
Animali divertenti (present tense and vocabulary)
Incidenti divertenti (present tense and vocabulary)
Costruisci le frasi (sentence construction)
Essere o Avere? (use of to be and to have)
Cosa fa Pinocchio? (present tense)
Cosa fa Pinocchio (2)? (present tense)
Dove posso comprare…? (vocabulary)
Azioni (verbs)
L’italiano con i cartelli stradali (vocabulary)
Esercizio con i possessivi (possessives)
Quanti sport! (vocabulary)
Per le feste (vocabulary)
“Dopo la pioggia” di Gianni Rodari (vocabulary)
Sano come un pesce? (vocabulary)
Bugs Bunny (present tense and vocabulary)
Racconta lo spot (present tense and vocabulary)
Che cosa dicono gli oggetti? Impara i colori! (adjectives)
Mangiar sano! fa bene a… (vocabulary)
Vestiti e non solo! Cosa metti se…? (vocabulary)
Che lavoro fanno? (vocabulary)
Chi lavora…? (vocabulary)
Se.. ovvero chi vuol ripassare il periodo ipotetico del primo tipo (sentence construction)
Che cos’è? Quanto costa? (numbers and nouns)
Gli Italiani e le festività (vocabulary and present tense withn impersonal form)
Che cosa hanno fatto? (past tense)
La casa (that and these)
Guarda le figure (past tense)
Calimero (past tense)

Grammar:

The possessives mio, tuo, suo...
The present tense
The adjectives in the Italian Language
The prepositions CON, PER and TRA/FRA
The prepositions DI and DA
40 irregular past participles

Italiano con le canzoni:

“Sapore di sale” by Gino Paoli (vocabulary)
“Tintarella di luna” by Mina (present tense and vocabulary)
“Eppure sentire (un senso di te)” by Elisa (prepositions)
“L’estate sta finendo“ by the Righeira (sentence construction)
“La partita di pallone” by Rita Pavone(sentence construction)
“Luna piena” by Nada (present tense)
“La prima cosa bella” by Malika Ayane and Nicola di Bari(presente tense)
“Un colpo all’anima” by Ligabue (adjectives and nouns, masculine and feminine, singular and plural)
“Gioca jouer” by Claudio Cecchetto (verbs e prepositions)

Semi serious Italian alphabet

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Pics from Art classes – November 2011

adg — Sun, 27 Nov 2011 06:55:51 +0000

Here are a few pictures taken this November during our Art classes. The courses have been organized by Accademia del Giglio.

Alcune foto scattate a novembre durante i corsi di disegno e pittura che si tengono presso l’Accademia del Giglio.

Art class

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Art class

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Tempera painting

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Drawing David

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Accademia del Giglio: mostra d’arte, Art exhibition, exhibición de Arte 2011
Art + Italian Language studies: semester combined programme starting in January 2012
Art seminars in Florence from October to March!
Plein air watercolor course in Florence
Sketchbook in the Tuscan countryside…
Drawing and pastel painting class at AdG
Skecthbook in Florence: July pics

Accademia del Giglio: mostra d’arte, Art exhibition, exhibición de Arte 2011

alinde cordero garcia — Sat, 19 Nov 2011 07:06:29 +0000

È arrivato il momento per gli studenti d’arte dell’Accademia del Giglio, di presentare i loro migliori lavori realizzati durante l’anno: il prossimo giovedì 1 dicembre 2011 verrà allestita una mostra per presentare le opere più belle e rappresentative. L’inaugurazione della mostra si terrà presso la sede di Via Ghibellina, 116 alle 17:30.

At the end of the year Accademia del Giglio is organizing an exhibition with the finest and most representative works of the students who have attended the Art course at school. Thursday, December 1st 2011 in Via Ghibellina, 116 at 17:30.

Ha llegado el momento para que los estudiantes de Arte de Accademia del Giglio, presenten los mejores trabajos realizados durante el año: el próximo jueves 1 de dicembre 2011 montarán una exhibición para presentar las obras más bellas y representativas. La inauguración se llevará a cabo en la sede de Via Ghibellina, 116 a las 17:30.

What is the weather like in Florence? (reloaded)

adg — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 06:24:39 +0000

What is the weather like in Florence? This is one of the commonest questions students keep asking me, and one of the most difficult indeed. I know that the weather question is a main topic in every country, mostly used to start up a conversation. But students are normally concerned with the weather before leaving their country because they need to pack up and choose the clothes to carry with them. My answer is always to put a bit of everything in the suitcases, since the weather in Florence can be either terribly nasty or surprisingly lovely. If we exclude the month of July, whose temperatures have always been above 30 degrees (yes, we only use centigrade in Italy) since the last ice age, and the months of December and January, which are as chilly and freezing as in most of Europe, the other months often like to joke around with the climate. No doubt that the greenhouse effect is one of the main causes of these erratic changes, but I think that are few places around the world that you can find 5 degrees in the morning and 25 in the afternoon, lots of rain or the so-longed-for sunshine. The first result of these whimsical changes is that many students catch a cold: when in the morning they see the sun from the window, they probably think of the famous song “o sole mio”, they just wear a t-shirt and a pair of flip-flops although at 8 am there are only 5 degrees and in a couple of days they go to the doctor with their health insurance (non-UE students must get one before departing from home or buy one when in Italy).
My advice is to do like the italians do: get dressed like an onion (“a cipolla”), that is with different layers of clothing: for instance a t-shirt under a jumper and a jumper under a jacket. During the day you take some of your outfit off according to the temperature. However, needless to say that “cold” and “hot” are often very subjective adjectives. I have met a sixty-year old Norwegian lady who wanted to convince me to bathe in the sea in February (don’t do that!) or an American girl who constantly turned on the air-conditioning during April. In Italy we have an old saying for April which is “aprile non ti svestire”, which means: in April do not get undressed, but which can also make you realize that clothes are definitely the best air-conditioner. I guess the kyoto protocol supporters should take this into account.

This post was first published in September 2006 by Lorenzo Capanni.

Italians make it (coffee) better: reloaded

adg — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 06:00:31 +0000

This post by Lorenzo Capanni first appeared five years ago on adgblog.it.

Italians make it better. We are talking about coffee of course. From the north to the south of the country coffee is a daily ritual which no Italian would ever abandon. There are two ways of making coffee: with an espresso machine and with a moka express.
Espresso machines are normally used by professional baristas in bars and restaurants. If you want to have look at one of these machines you should visit La Marzocco website
and you will also know the secrets of a good espresso, the famous 4M: M for “Mano”, the hand of the barista, “Macinatura”, the grinding of the toasted coffee beans, “Miscela”, the mixture of the different types of coffee, and the “Macchina”, the espresso machine of course.
Useful advice and tips (in Italian) are also available on www.caffe.it where you will also learn the importance of coffee in the Arts and Literature.
The express moka is one of those essential things that every Italian cannot live without it. It makes an espresso coffee which is probably less strong and foamy than the one you have in a bar, but the taste is not so different. The express moka is easy to use and it is small so that you can take it with you while you are travelling, as most of the Italians do.
Finally some word you should know about Italian coffee if you come to Italy: “macchiato”= with a drop of milk in it, “corretto” = with some whiskey or grappa in it (only after a big meal!), “ristretto” = very concentrated, “americano” = American style, “decaffeinato” = without caffeine.

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