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C. Joseph Ciccarello, CPA and MST at Gray, Gray & Gray – a firm offering accounting and tax guidance services – and Patricia Weisgerber, attorney at Cushing & Dolan, P.C. – an estate planning firm – will be host of PIB’s second appointment in a series of seminars aimed at Italians residing in the USA: this one centered on tax considerations.
Please register using the widget on this page, only 60 seats available.
The event will be held at the Comites Office – 11 Tileston Street, Boston, MA 02113.
Doors open at 6:30pm while the talk starts at 7
Parking can be validated for up to 3 hours at the Haymarket Garage, 136 Blackstone Street, Boston.
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- Practical and legal considerations for buying or renting a home in Massachusetts, January 2020
- Visas for Italians living in the US, February 2020
- Real estate investment opportunities in Italy, March 2020
We look forward to seeing you there!
The PIB Team
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Please register using the form on this page, once filled up you will be redirected to the paypal page to finalize the dinner attendance purchase. Kindly ignore the “unit” number and pay $45 for each guest you are registering.
Looking forward to seeing you there!
the PIB Team
Christine Palamidessi’s large mixed media monotypes and plaster talismans are inspired by the 900-year-old frescoes she found in out-of-the-way chapels, crypts and Crusader hideaways in Southern Italy. “During that era, pictures of the divine were linear, flat and stable; in candlelight they flickered, moved and fascinated.”
Palamidessi converses with the traditional Byzantine image-text pattern by writing dialogue on many of the images. For example, her “Internet Madonna” bemoans the shortening attention span of her dear son and worries about his getting homework done. Her plaster talismans project from the wall and depict graceful, emotional hand gestures that are meant to touch the heart and to be touched by the viewer.
In her studio, while putting together this series, Palamidessi couldn’t help but be reminded of how the past is also the present and hear the movie character Yoda’s words: “Luminous beings are we.”
An artist, sculptor and published novelist, Palamidessi works in her Boston studio and in Salento, Italy, which is the southernmost region on the heel of the Italian boot.
The human form and its irrepressible spirit continues to be the object of her study.
For more informations visit the artist website and the Galatea Fine Art webpage.
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