Eyes to Listen, Ears to See: Re-ordering our Sense of Beauty
Giulia Privitelli explores our “restless search” for beauty through Saint-Exupéry’s The Little Prince and the tragedy of Narcissus and Echo. ‘What a queer planet!’ he…
Giulia Privitelli holds an M.A. in Art History from the University of Malta and is currently furthering her postgraduate studies in Theology and the Arts at the University of St Andrews, Scotland. Her current research interests concern the eschatological dimension of architectural ruins. She has formerly worked as Assistant Editor with a cultural non-profit organisation, Fondazzjoni Patrimonju Malti, and was curator of the Victor Pasmore Gallery, in Valletta. She is also a freelance tourist guide and writer, regularly contributing culture-related articles to various local newspapers, magazines, blogs, and exhibition catalogues. With Kite Group, she has published a collection of poems in Walking in Circles, a project funded by the Malta Arts Fund.
Giulia Privitelli explores our “restless search” for beauty through Saint-Exupéry’s The Little Prince and the tragedy of Narcissus and Echo. ‘What a queer planet!’ he…
Giulia Privitelli reviews Le.Iva, a multi-media installation by Maltese artist Austin Camilleri exploring anger, grief and mortality. To grieve takes effort. At the end of…
Nobody is listening because the building is now satisfying need. The desire in its making is not evident. As time passes, when it is…
[EDITOR’S NOTE: Giulia Privitelli continues our ‘Christian Doctrine and the Arts’ MLitt series with exploration of the engagement of the beholder to the ‘image…
[EDITOR’S NOTE: To begin our monthly Transept series, ITIA’s Giulia Privitelli presents a poignant, richly evocative reflection on the first meetings of the Transept group…