Civitella Ranieri

Civitella Ranieri Informazioni di contatto, mappa e indicazioni stradali, modulo di contatto, orari di apertura, servizi, valutazioni, foto, video e annunci di Civitella Ranieri, Organizzazione no-profit, Via Ursula Corning, 1, Umbertide.

Founded in 1995, the Civitella Ranieri Foundation is an artist residency program that has hosted over 1,200 Fellows and Director's Guests at its 15th century castle in Umbria.

As Fatimah Asghar prepares to leave the Castle with the rest of her fellow Fellows in Group 1, her short film "Anatomy o...
03/06/2026

As Fatimah Asghar prepares to leave the Castle with the rest of her fellow Fellows in Group 1, her short film "Anatomy of a f*boy" is on its way to its world premiere on June 5th at the Brooklyn Film Festival in New York City!

Fatimah writes, "I was really taken by wanting to write something that has moments of levity, but also something that moves past a binary system of good and bad/ victim and villain... I wanted to create something that is situated deeply in q***r community and q***r anxieties—cancel culture, restorative justice, nonbinary identity and how we learn and unlearn toxic gender dynamics, and manipulation."

Fatimah is the writer, director and one of the producers; and the cast and crew, like Fatimah, was heavily Muslim and Q***r. "We relied on our communities to make this film,” she writes.

Learn more, watch the trailer, and get tickets at https://buff.ly/k72xCjr.

Civitella is pleased to share Lara Baladi‘s (CRF 2025) latest solo exhibition "Z FOR ZARAFA," comprised of work she crea...
02/06/2026

Civitella is pleased to share Lara Baladi‘s (CRF 2025) latest solo exhibition "Z FOR ZARAFA," comprised of work she created during her Civitella residency last year, opens tonight, June 2nd, in Cairo, Egypt.

Emerging from "Anatomy of Revolution," her monumental web-based ABC of global revolts, the exhibition unfolds at Gypsum, her first solo show with the gallery, through a new body of multimedia works spanning tapestry, photography, web-art and sculptural installations.

For Lara, the letter Z for Zarafa (“Zain” in Arabic) serves as an entry into the "ABC of Anatomy of Revolution", tracing intertwined histories of migration, diplomatic exchange, and revolutions.

The exhibition is accompanied by "The Anatomist," a publication co-produced by Gypsum and launched on the occasion of the exhibition.

There will be an opening reception tonight from 7 to 9 PM and the show will run through September 23rd, 2026.


Here Now: Mathias Énard is a Writing Fellow from France. He has won several awards, including the Prix du Livre Inter an...
01/06/2026

Here Now: Mathias Énard is a Writing Fellow from France. He has won several awards, including the Prix du Livre Inter and the Prix Décembre. Since he's been at Civitella, he won the 70th Ceppo Lifetime Achievement Award, and the Italian translation of his book "Mélancolie des confins. Nord" by Yasmina Melaouah. For "Compass," he won the 2015 Prix Goncourt, the 2017 Leipziger Book Award for European Understanding, and was shortlisted for the 2017 International Booker Prize. Mathias's most recent novel, "The Deserters," translated by C. Mandell, was longlisted for the 2026 International Booker.

In addition to traveling across Italy while in residence to deliver presentations for the Premio Ceppo and Premio Gregor von Rezzori, Mathias did a talk and book signing at Salone del Libro in Turin, and delivered a special talk with CaLibro, as well as Encuentro Festival.

Subscribe to our newsletter at the link in our bio to keep up with future events and stories about Civitellians—the next one, featuring Mathias, hits inboxes June 8th!

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1 - Profile photo of Mathias by Pierre Marquès
3 - Mathias at Salone del Libro
4 - Mathias at CaLibro via


Here Now: Wantanee Siripattananuntakul is a Visual Arts Fellow from Thailand. Based in Bangkok, Wantanee works across vi...
30/05/2026

Here Now: Wantanee Siripattananuntakul is a Visual Arts Fellow from Thailand. Based in Bangkok, Wantanee works across video, installation, sound, sculpture, and text. Drawing on field research and site-based observation, her practice explores interspecies perception and the forces that shape life across human and more-than-human worlds.


Here Now: Mihret Sibhat is a Writing Fellow from Ethiopia and the USA. Her debut novel, "The History of a Difficult Chil...
29/05/2026

Here Now: Mihret Sibhat is a Writing Fellow from Ethiopia and the USA. Her debut novel, "The History of a Difficult Child," won a Hurston/Wright Legacy Award. A graduate of the University of Minnesota’s MFA program in Creative Writing, she was a recipient of a Minnesota State Arts Board Artist Initiative grant. Her essays have appeared in the LA Times, The Paris Review [Daily], LitHub, and Electric Literature. She is currently revising her second novel, "The Door of No Refund".

Catch up on all of the presentations from Group 1 Fellows, including Mihret, on our profile and subscribe to our newsletter below to keep up with future events and stories about Civitellians—the next one hits inboxes June 8th!

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Emily Jacir’s (CRF 2009) debut solo exhibition in India, "Where We Come From," asks Palestinians in its titular work “If...
29/05/2026

Emily Jacir’s (CRF 2009) debut solo exhibition in India, "Where We Come From," asks Palestinians in its titular work “If I could do anything for you, anywhere in Palestine, what would it be?” The show, which runs for one more week through June 6th at Experimenter - Hindustan Road in Kolkata, is a document of the resulting tasks.

Learn more at https://buff.ly/duVPjKz.


Here Now: David Baker is a Director’s Guest from the USA. As a poet, literary editor, critic, and educator based in Gran...
28/05/2026

Here Now: David Baker is a Director’s Guest from the USA. As a poet, literary editor, critic, and educator based in Granville, Ohio, and Hudson, New York, he has authored many books of poetry and poetry commentary, most recently "Transit" (poems, W. W. Norton, 2026), "Whale Fall" (poems, W.W. Norton, 2022), and as editor, "Collected Poems of Stanley Plumly" (W.W. Norton, 2025). His work appears in such journals as The Atlantic, The Nation, New York Times, The New Yorker, Poetry, and has been translated into Romanian, French, Spanish, Chinese, and Italian.

Tune in for David, Mihret Sibhat, and Page Starzinger's presentations at the Castle and livestreamed here on Instagram at 6 PM CEST/12 PM EDT.


On June 3rd, Talea Ensemble and Conrad Tao will present "Mazes and Portals," a portrait concert at National Sawdust in B...
28/05/2026

On June 3rd, Talea Ensemble and Conrad Tao will present "Mazes and Portals," a portrait concert at National Sawdust in Brooklyn, NY, spotlighting five works by Brazilian-American composer Felipe Lara (CRF 2014).

The concert, which includes a NY premiere, promises a vivid journey through more than a decade of Felipe's distinctive musical voice, spanning intimate solo writing to expansive large-ensemble works. Together, these works trace Lara’s evolving artistic vision that is at once rigorously constructed and richly immersive.

Learn more and get tickets at https://buff.ly/ziFkFiU!


Here Now: Mathias Énard is a Writing Fellow from France. Today he returns to the CaLibro Festival in Città di Castello f...
26/05/2026

Here Now: Mathias Énard is a Writing Fellow from France. Today he returns to the CaLibro Festival in Città di Castello for a discussion centered around his newly translated book, "Malinconia dei confini. Nord," which just won the Premio Gregor von Rezzori.

Mathias has won several other awards, including the Prix du Livre Inter and the Prix Décembre. For "Compass," he won the 2015 Prix Goncourt, the 2017 Leipziger Book Award for European Understanding, the Premio Gregor von Rezzori, and was shortlisted for 2017’s International Booker Prize. Énard’s most recent novel, "The Deserters," translated by C. Mandell, was longlisted for 2026's International Booker. His work is published in Italy by Edizioni E/O and in England by Fitzcarraldo.

In our first newsletter of the season, we’ll share more about Mathias’s time in residence at Civitella and what he’s been working on at the Castle. Subscribe at the https://buff.ly/S5ZXOG2!


Here Now: Susie Ibarra is a Music Fellow from the USA. Based in Berlin, she is a Filipina-American composer, percussioni...
25/05/2026

Here Now: Susie Ibarra is a Music Fellow from the USA. Based in Berlin, she is a Filipina-American composer, percussionist, sound artist, founder of Susie Ibarra Studio, and co-founder of Habitat Sounds Label and Publishing. Her work supports Indigenous and traditional music cultures and advocates for glaciers, freshwater, and water in desert climates. Recent honors include the 2025 Pulitzer Prize in Music for "Sky Islands,” the 2025 Creative Capital Artist Award, the 2024-2025 DAAD Music and Sound Fellowship, and the 2024 American Academy of Arts and Letters Charles Ives Fellowship.

Visit the link in our bio to hear more from Susie, and head to our profile to revisit the recording of today’s livestreamed presentation from the Castle.

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Portrait of Susie by Tony Cenicola
Excerpt of "Sky Islands" from 79th Ojai Music Festival


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