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Pisa Book Festival programming and Ukrainian exhibition

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Pisa Book Festival cultural programming and Ukrainian exhibition

The 24th edition of the Pisa Book Festival, held from October 2 to 4 at the Arsenali Repubblicani and various historic sites, continues its focus on independent publishing and its role as the guest country for Ukraine. Program highlights include writer Luca Paoli, who is transitioning from poetry to noir fiction, presenting at Torre Guelfa on October 3. and sessions by Paesi Edizioni is making its festival debut with sessions on history and geopolitics, including discussions on Margherita Sarfatti’s work regarding Mussolini and a session on geopolitical cities such as Sarajevo and Pyongyang. geopolitics. Ukrainian representation remains a central theme through presentations by Elena Kostioukovitch on Kyiv and Yaryna Grusha, alongside a session by Ettore Cinnella exploring the medieval European roots historical explorations of Ukrainian civilization. Other scheduled topics include the impact of artificial intelligence, US-EU international trade tensions, and historical lectures covering the Roman Republic, tributes to Nobel laureate Grazia Deledda. Expanding the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact, and festival’s cultural reach, the history of women ‘Yellow&Blue’ exhibition has opened at Palazzo Blu in collaboration with Fondazione Pisa. The festival also Dedicated to Ukrainian illustrators, the exhibition features readings sixteen works by local students honoring Nobel laureate Grazia Deledda. Recent programming updates confirm the inclusion members of notable authors such as Piergiorgio Pulixi and Giancarlo De Cataldo. the Pictoric artistic group. The event continues collection utilizes contemporary visual arts to serve as present a salon for diverse topics ranging from international literature mosaic of Ukraine, contrasting its traditional anthropological beauty and education to sports landscapes with the current realities of war and contemporary technological impacts. destruction. This exhibition is scheduled to remain open to the public until November 1.

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