Showing posts with label Media Coverage. Show all posts
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Italian Fashion Week - Subfusco Designs


Elio Moda @ Italian Fashion Week

Elio Moda...an unmistakable style!

Opera Queensland present "La Traviata"

La Traviata, a production of Giuseppe Verdi's classic opera, it's recommended by Brisbane News.

Italian Wines

Take a quick lesson in the language so yuo can linger over the choices on offer with the increase in Italian imports.



Italian's recipes

Bagna Cauda
Piedmontese Roasted Peppers and Fonduta


Brisbane News focus on Italian Week's protagonists

They came in search of a better life and were met with distrust and discrimination. Yet now the Italian and Greek cultures are firmly entrenched in the life of Australia.


When my mother was five she spent 20 days on a boat coming to Australia from Calabria, in the south of Italy. Once settled in her new school, she was picked on by the Aussie kids who called her a wog and made fun of her salami and provolone panini while they ate tidy Vegemite sandwiches. She used to cut school to avoid their taunts.


Stories like these are common among migrants who came to Australia during and after World War II in search of a better life and, no all thar long ago, I too ran into trouble for having olives in my packed lunches in primary school.
Now we see paninis and antipasti every second cafe, Italian regularly polls as this nation's favourite cuisine, and Mediterranean cultures are celebrated in popular festivals.

Italian Week on Brisbane News

It doesnt't get any more Italian than Peroni beer, prosecco, arancini and pizza, and Brisbane's Italo-Australian community turned out in force to enjoy it.


The occasion was the launch of Italian Week (May 26 - June 2), which Brisbane News is proud to be sponsoring, and the venue was Marca restaurant in Albion.
Guests, including the Consul of Italy, Francesco Capecchi, were treated to a fine spread from chef Mario Cali, and Fil D'Arro weighed in with the wine.



Italian Week 2009: i festeggiamenti per la fine dell'evento.

Con il ricevimento ufficiale per le celebrazioni del 63esimo anniversario della Fondazione della Repubblica si e' conclusa la Settimana Italiana.

Si e' conclusa con il ricevimento ufficiale per le autorita' alla presenza di Annastacia Palaszcuk, ministro del governo statale per gli Affari Multiculturali, la Settimana Italiana 2009 per le celebrazioni del 63esimo Anniversario della Fondazione della Repubblica Italiana. La Settimana, organizzata in Brisbane dal consolato d'Italia, in collaborazione con New Realm Media, ha incluso anche la borsa di studio offerta da Steve Pellegrino.












Indigenous children studying Italian in the rainforest village fo Kuranda

Courier Mail:
Kuranda District State College students, some as young as 7, have illustrated a Dreamtime story - written in English , Italian and Djabugay - that has been published in Florence as part of a school project.
And, after the story was featured on Italy's public television network, book sales haven taken off.


Italian Festival's promotion

Brisbane is set to embrace all things Italian for the third consecutive year when Italian Week hits the city from MAy 26 to June 2.
Italian Week is the offical celebration of Italian National Day, the Festa della Repubblica, an initiative of the Consulate of Italy in Queensland and the Northern Territory.
This year;s week-long festivities will offer a colourful program jam-pacjed with Italy;s finest food, wine, fashion, music, literature, history and sport.
Festival producer Alessandro Sorbello says Italian Week 2009 will provide a unique insight into Italian culture through a range of events and activities for all ages and nationalities.


La bella vita @ Queen Street Mall

Fashion designers from Metropolitan South Institute of TAFE will showcase thei Italian-inspired creations at Italian Fashion Week.
Eighteen students were handpicked to exhibit their garments in the fashion extravaganza which will be held in Queen Street Mall from May 29-31.
The talented young designers will have their creations paraded alongside collections from fashion success stories such as Elio Moda and Subfusco.

Lisa Hunt in concert @ Reddacliff Place

Si esibirà in concerto domenica 31 maggio con gli artisti italiani Marco Evans e Paolo Diotti.

Fra gli evnti in programma alla Settimana Italiana (Italian Week) che si terrà in Brisbane dal 26 maggio al 2 giugno 2009, e i molteplici colori che animeranno la città, ce ne è uno che brillerà più degli altri: quello di Lisa Hunt, la sua esibizione sarà simbolo di una mirabile sintesi fra culture.


Italian Week Festival @ Queen Street Mall

All things Italian will take centre stage in Brisbane for Italian Week from May 26 to June 2.
The CBD will be a hive of activity, including performances of highlights from Romeo and Juliet at the Queen Street Mall stage on May 26,28 and 30.


Top Choice: Italian dishes @ Italian Week

Celebrate the launch of Italian Week today with a dinner at Nundah's Cortina Pizzeria Restaurant.
The restaurant is owned by husband and wife Vittorio Greco and Barbara Fazzi and offers a simple ambience complemented by the owners' passion for quality in their ingredients, resulting in a menu of classic Italian dishes.


Italian flair on the Italian Fashion Week's catwalk

Theresa Lariza's designs on becoming an internationally renowed fashion designer have taken a stride in the right direction.
The Metropolitan South Institute of TAFE fashion graduate was one of 18 handpicked to showcase their Italian inspired creations as part of 2009 Italian Week celebrations.


Italian Fashion Week: fashion passion

Brooksfield's Tahli Accad will showcase her Italian-inspired creations at Italian Week celebrations this weekend.
The Metropolitan South Institute of TAFE (MSIT) student is among 18 fashion students handpicked to showcase their garments in the fashion extravaganza which runs in the Queen Street Mall from May 29 to 31.
MSIT Fashion education manager Liz Reynolds said that Italian Week was a fantastic opportunity for students to show creative flair with their designs and work with established designers.





Italian Fashion Week Celebration

The work of Wynnum fashion students Edwina Tait, 18, and Stacey O'Keeffe, of Capalaba, will be showcased during parades to mark Italian Fashion Week Celebrations.
Ms Tait's design was shortlisted with the works of 18 students selected from a 450-strong entry field from Metropolitan South Institute of TAFE.


TAFE on Italian Fashion Week and Michel Di Bartol with his book

Tarragindi is a long way from Tuscany but doesn't mean its cosmopolitan reach has not extended to the Brisbane suburb.
Up and coming local fashion designer Caitlin Rowe is one of 18 Metropolitan South Institute of TAFE (MSIT) students who have been handpicked to showcase their garments as part of Italian Fashion Week.


Michele Di Bartolo said the recipes drew on the Sicilian culinary tradition of simple, peasant food so were simple and easy to make.

Marco Evans in Brisbane for the Italian Week

Well-groomed pop singer Marco Evans brought a touch of Milan to Italian Week festivities with his Sunday afternoon set at the top of Queen St Mall.
The Italian Idol vocal coach (whose suspiciously non-Italian-sounding surname hints at a touch of pop star re-invention) ripped out a one-hour set mixing "famous songs of Italy with a lot of songs of American culture".


The festival of the Italian life

Italians have taken over Alderley in the lead up to a festival which celebrates the culture, history, and food of the boot-shaped country.
Italian Week organiser Alessandro Sorbello said the week-long celebrations was now in its third year and provided an insight into Italian culture.