It’s full autumn, but it seems it is still summer. If it weren’t for reddish tree leaves, the colour of the sky and the heat could be those of a June day.
I decided to take a walk in Lucca city centre, left my car outside the walls, and headed to Fondazione Ragghianti, where I wanted to visit Robert Cahen video art exhibition. I went there, very interesting. 
I didn’t know the artist, even though is quite famous, and I am glad they scheduled this new exhibition at the same time of Lucca Film Festival, part dedicated to Cahen. I think Lucca is developing a good new cultural panorama……
Well after that I kept on walking, passed medioeval S. Gervasio gate, and it was already so hot and about lunch time!
Then I decided to walk up on the walls: the tree colours were fantastic, a variety of yellow, green, red, of natural beauty on the top of an human creation dating back 600 years. What a sensation! I lived here most of my life, and still I get surprised by the beauty of this city, especially when I walk on its unique Renaissance walls.
My walk was about to end, I had to get lunch and then go back home. ……waiting for next week-end greatest event for my city: Lucca Comics and Games…..on my next post!!!!!!!!!!!!!




After a successful 2008 edition, attended by a total audience of 34,000, the
Art Campus is an experience of discovery and understanding contemporary art.
Villa Mazzarosa, Capannori Lucca, host an exposition dedicated to Amedeo Modigliani’s drawings. A new way to discover the great artist celebrated all over the world mainly for his sculptures and paintings; this will be the first exposition completely dedicated to these drawings that the artist made especially in Paris, and really often used as coins for paying dinners and drinks. Tuscan Art in the world, discover it onto the sweet hills of Lucca. Until the 28 of June.
2009
Sicily, Sardinia and Tunisia.
More than 500 examples of
Capraia Island


