Professor Cardone has been living and working in Rome for over twenty years. 鈥淪tudying Renaissance Art within the Italian university system was the priviledge of a lifetime,鈥� and he has continued to collaborate with La Sapienza, Rome and Ca鈥� Foscari, Venice to the present day as Cultore della Materia.
鈥淎rt as symbol, art as artefact, as a window to history and as a mirror to ourselves. These are universal themes that I bring to my research and to my teaching.鈥�
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I always seem to come back to cinema and its connections to art history. In this guest lecture from 2019 at the Richmond Institute in Rome I illustrate some comparisons between the ideas of Alberti, the great 15th century intellectual and the very intellectual films and film theories of one of Italy鈥檚 most uniques cinematic authors, Pasolini. It was especially interesting finding images from the early Renaissance period that directly inspired the design of some of Pasolini鈥檚 films.
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