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Following in the footsteps of Lorenzo Lotto, Bergamo. Arte.it

Following in the footsteps of Lorenzo Lotto: two weekends to rediscover a master of the Renaissance. Arte.it

Bergamo - It isn't easy to imagine Bergamo without the art of Lorenzo Lotto. And for the restless Venetian painter, the more than ten years spent in the city were perhaps the happiest, most fruitful, and free of his entire life leaving behind numerous masterpieces.

Waiting for the 2023 appointment, when Bergamo will be the Capital of Culture together with Brescia, a special diffused itinerary highlights spring by inviting you to discover 11 Lotto jewels scattered throughout the urban fabric: two weekends of guided tours (14-15 and 28-29 May ) to walk along streets and squares in the footsteps of one of the most exciting artists of the Italian Renaissance, among frescoes and easel paintings, museum rooms, and 'precious' churches of historical value.

Visiting Bergamo is definitely a must-do while in Italy. It's definitely a compelling stop for any tourists visiting the peninsula and wanting to enjoy everything that the hinterland can offer.

The composite freshness and the refined harmony make it an unavoidable step for those who visit the city. The Academy of Carrara preserves one of the most relevant nuclei of Lotto's work in the world. Masterpieces such as the portrait of a Young Man and the portrait of Lucina Brembati reveal the painter's peculiar and modern talent for the portrait genre, his psychological intuition, and the innovative solutions adopted to better depict the characters with a vividness rare even with the greatest masters of the time.

Image source: Lorenzo Lotto, Portrait of a Young Man, c. 1498-1500, oil on panel. Carrara Academy, Bergamo

Header image source: Lorenzo Lotto, Mystical Wedding of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, with the client Niccolò Bonghi, 1523, oil on canvas. Accademia Carrara, Bergamo.

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your-dietician · 3 years

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Summer entertainment returns to venues in CNY

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Summer entertainment returns to venues in CNY

Covid-19 restrictions have been lifted across New York State, and the long days of July and August mean summer entertainment can flourish as usual in Central New York. Organizations will maintain a variety of safety protocols that might include limited seating, masking for unvaccinated patrons and online ticket purchases. Check the website of each event for details.

Local arts and music events in alphabetical order are as follow:

CAZENOVIA COUNTERPOINT

July brings a full schedule of music, poetry and visual art to the village of Cazenovia. The annual festival begins with the exhibit of a month-long curated show of the work of 24 Central New York artists and concludes with a performance of new music from Young Composers Corner participants at Lakeland Park.

Components of the annual celebration of the arts are woven into village activities, such as the weekly Cazenovia Farmers Market (new music from 10 to noon), the Fourth of July Parade, and local businesses. Patrick Lawler, along with Eric Evans and David Hitchcock of the YMCA Downtown Writers Center, will coordinate a poetry/writers event July 13 and.

Ticketed events include “Libba Cotton,” a new opera that will be performed July 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the Catherine Cummings Theater, and “New Music Strikes Gold,” July 25 at 4 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church.

Brochures with schedules will be available throughout the village. For information, go to the website at [email protected].

CORTLAND REPERTORY THEATRE

Tribute concerts, shows for children, musical plays and Shakespeare fill a six-program season at Cortland Repertory Theatre’s Pavilion Theater at Little York Lake. Actors will perform on an outdoor stage 12 feet from the first row of the audience so the actors do not need to be masked. No tickets will be sold at the door; no single tickets will be sold. Purchases must be made in advance in lots of two, three or four. Program information and bios will be online, and the refreshment tent will be open only before curtain time.

What: Nine outdoor performances in repertory

When:

“Pirate Schmirate!” July 8 – 11 at noon

“Close To You” July 8, 9 at 7:30 p.m. and July 10 at 3 and 7:30 p.m.

“The Honky Tonk Angles” July 15 – 23 (July 18 and 21 at 2 p.m.; others at 7:30 p.m.)

“The Wizard of Oz” July 16 and 17 at 10 a.m. and 2 pm. (drive through event)

The Adam Lee Decker Trio July 24 at 2 and 7:30 p.m.

“The Complete Works of July 28 – 31 at 7:30 p.m. with a 2 p.m. show July 30

William Shakespeare”

“Goin’ to the chapel” Aug. 5 – 13 (Aug. 6 and 8 at 2 p.m.; others at 7:30 p.m.)

“How Sweet it Is” Aug. 14 at 2 and 7:30 p.m., and Aug. 15 at 2 p.m.

“A Midsummer Night’s Dream” Aug. 19 – 21 at 7:30p.m. with a 2 p.m. show Aug.20

Tickets: Prices vary according to show, seating, and special discounts. Call 607-756-2627 or check the CRT website for details.

Where: Dwyer Memorial Park, 6799 Little York Lake Rd., Prebble.

GLIMMERGLASS FESTIVAL

In a nod to the pandemic season, “Glimmerglass on the Grass” has a new outdoor stage and offers audience seating in “Festival Squares.” Each socially distanced space accommodates four people. Purchaser must pay for the entire square and provide low-back chair or blanket for lawn seating. Masks are required except when in that designated space, where patrons can also eat food from home or local takeout. No food will be sold on site; bathrooms will be open.

What: Six 90-minute opera and musical productions in repertoire

When: “The Magic Flute” July 15 – Aug. 17

“To The world” July 16 – Aug. 8

“Songbird” July 30 – Aug. 13

“Il Trovatore” Aug. 1 – 14

“Gods and Mortals” Aug. 13 – 16

“The Passion of Mary Aug. 5 – 13

Cardwell Dawson”

Where: 7300 St. Highway 80, Cooperstown, New York

Tickets: Website or Box Office, 607-547-2255

Price: Festival Squares accommodate up to four people and sell for $80 to $350 each performance depending on which zone is chosen; must buy entire square.

Note: Details related to weather and refund/exchange policy are on the website. Covid protocols are explained on the website “FAQ” page.

OSWEGO PLAYERS THEATER

Founded in 1938, Oswego Players Theater continues its tradition of summer productions with a show that was ready to launch when the pandemic protocols closed all venues in 2020. With most of the cast returning, the troupe will stage the show in August.

A special invitational performance on Aug. 4 will raise funds for the Patrick Carman Joyful Heart Theater Scholarship.

Oswego Players’ Theater Arts Youth Academy will soon announce a summer schedule of activities for young people.

What: “Dearly Departed,” a comedy by David Bottrell and Jessie Jones

When: Aug. 6, 7; 13 and 14 at 7:30 p.m., and Aug. 8 and 15 at 2 p.m.

Where: Francis Marion Brown Theater at Fort Ontario, Oswego

Tickets: $15 adults; $10 students and seniors

Note: Free parking around the red brick building

SYRACUSE SHAKESPEARE IN THE PARK

Having wrapped up “Troilus and Cressida” with a sold-out show June 13, SSITP continues in the amphitheater of Thorndon Park with six August performances of “The Comedy Of Errors,” the bard’s tale of two sets of identical twins separated at birth. The reunion of the two aristocrats and their servants in the Greek city of Ephesus and the whimsical misadventures that ensue make this early play ideal for outdoor summer entertainment.

What: “The Comedy of Errors”

Where: Amphitheater of Thornden Park, Thornden Park Dr., Syracuse

When: Aug. 6 – 15, Friday and Saturday at 5:30 p.m.; Sundays, 2 p.m.

Tickets: Lawn seating is free, but must be reserved in advance at the SSITP website

Premium: For $30, patrons have reserved front seating and food vouchers.

Food: Beer Belly Deli and Gannon’s Isle will sell food on site; people may bring food

SKANEATELES FESTIVAL

An array of events will run from Aug. 3 through Aug. 28 at the Robinson Pavilion at Anyela’s Vineyards, the Mandana Barn, and locations to be announced.

Skanfest U, an instructional opportunity focusing on “Voices Unheard: Composers at the Margins” will be coordinated by Aaron Wunsch, faculty member at The Juilliard School and co-artistic director with his wife, Julia Bruskin, of the Skaneateles Festival. Those will run virtually Aug. 3, 10, 17 and 24, providing context for music to be performed during the festival.

Details of performances are online at skanfest.org and will be updated as the season evolves.

What: Skaneateles Festival’s 42nd season of music by the lake

When:

Dover Quartet Aug. 12 at 8 p.m.

Bill Charlap Trio Aug. 13 and 14 at 8 p.m.

“The Voice Within” Aug. 26 8 p.m.

Time For Three Aug. 27 and 28 at 8 p.m. (also a Kids matinee)

Tickets: Season passes cover four concerts and range from $125 to $175; Skanfest U is included. Saturday Series tickets cost $70 to $100. Single ticket prices are $30 to $60; two young people 18 and under may attend free with adult purchases in section B. Call 315-685-7418 for information about VIP seating and ticket upgrades.

SYMPHORIA

Outdoor concerts are part of the Symphoria tradition, and more events will be announced as communities and sponsors respond to the lifting of restrictions in New York State.

What: Central New York’s professional orchestra and ensembles

When and Where:

Wind Quintet July 9, 7 p.m. Lorenzo State Historic Site (chairs provided)

Chamber Music July 22, 8 p.m. Carol Watson Greenhouse

Orchestra July 23, 7 p.m. Fort Ontario

Orchestra July 24, 7:30 p.m. Beard Park, Fayetteville

Honor America Pops July 31, 8 p.m. Ft. Stanwix, Rome (Fireworks)

Tickets: Free; some concerts require registration before the event.

Details: experiencesymphoria.org for Covid protocols and ticket information

Seating: Outdoor; take blankets or low-back chairs for seating

THANASIS THEATRE COMPANY

New to the summer theater scene, this company will present its first production in July at the New York State Fairgrounds. Founder J. R. Westfall will direct; Ben Borenstein will be the music director. Written by Chris Miller and Nathan Tysen, the show will reveal six intersecting stories of characters who are each running away from something.

What: “Fugitive Songs”

Where: Empire Theater at the NYS Fair

When: July 23, 8 p.m. – July Aug. 1, 3 p.m.

Tickets: $28 for table seating; $18 general admission; discounts for senior citizens and students.

Details: Anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Call 315-395-9973 for information.

THE REV THEATRE CO.

(Formerly Merry-Go-Round)

A new name for Auburn’s historic Merry-Go-Round Playhouse, The Rev Theatre Co. continues to produce full-scale professional musical shows in the Preston H. Thomas Theater in Emerson Park. Three productions are programmed for 2021. According to the organization’s website, HVAC has been modified to produce continuing air flow and a purification system ensures optimum air quality for staff, actors and audience. See guidelines on the organization’s website for specific attendance requirements.

What: “Broadway in the Finger Lakes”

When: Check the website for times on the following dates:

“42nd Street” June 30 – July 28

“Footloose” Aug. 4 – Sept. 1

“Almost Heaven” Sept. 8 – 29

Where: Merry-Go-Round Playhouse, 6877 E. Lake Rd., Auburn

Tickets: Patrons are encouraged to purchase tickets prior to arrival. Single tickets cost $53 to $65; group rates available. For details, call 315-255-1785

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MOM BOSS ENERGY: Tia Mowry Says She Doesn’t Have Time For Post-Baby Body Shamers, Shares Update On ‘Sister, Sister’ & ‘The Game’ Reboots + Tamron Hall Covers 'Parents' Mag

Coifed queens Tia Mowry Hardrict and Tamron Hall serve up all the mom boss energy on daytime television. Body shamers can kiss Tia’s behind and Tamron is taking over the magazine circuit. More inside…

Tia Mowry Hardrict just embarked on a new hair journey after chopping off her tresses recently!

The mom-of-two made a stop on the “Tamron Hall Show” to show off her cropped coif in a pink A.L.C. dress and Gianvito Rossi heels. And she also wanted to deliver a message to the post-baby body shamers. The “Sister, Sister” alum is reclaiming her time when it comes to folks opinions about HER body. The 41-year-old actress has said before “snapping back” has not been a goal for her. She’s doing it HER way and she’s doing it on HER time.

In an Instagram post, Tia shared a picture of herself in a body suit with the caption, “Checking in. #17months post pregnant. I did it my way and in my time. Many women feel the need to #snapback right away after they deliver. That was never the goal for me. I was called #fat during my #pregnancy and I was called #fat after my #pregnancy. Why do we do this to each other? Instead of #love one another other? I will never understand that. I intentionally documented my journey and became vulnerable to show #women that it’s okay to go at your own pace, it is okay to love yourself no matter where you are in your journey,” she wrote.

Online trolls have weirdly bashed Tia over her weight, but she shared how she got through it. Basically, she doesn’t have time for that ish! She's too busy being an amazing mother, wife, sister and daughter.

“I really feel that it’s a shame that people just tend to bully women, especially after they’ve brought a beautiful child into this world,” Tia told Tamon.

“Women are vulnerable after they have their baby, you're going through hormonal changes emotionally -- postpartum depression...and then you have people not being kind about the weight that you’ve gained – that you’re supposed to gain - after having a baby. I think I’m so passionate about it because I understand what bullying does to the psyche...I have no time for it!”

"The Game" actress said being a working mother isn't easy, but it has definitely changed her for the good. While motherhood has had an impact on her life, she reminded women that we also have to make sure we carve out time to nurture the other relationships we have with others.

“It’s okay to not be perfect. It’s not easy being a mom and a working mom..I feel like motherhood has definitely changed me. Now that I have two amazing beautiful children and now that I'm a mother I just learned how to appreciate the small things and the little things in life...I think it’s very important that when you are in a union or a marriage and you have children that you keep that relationship strong. My husband and I have date nights once a week, even if it’s at home.”

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#nyc you were amazing!! Thanks so much for always making a girl feel welcomed! BTS- @tamronhall @tamronhallshow #lady in #pink #naturalhair #shorthair

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Tia also detailed her passion to become the ultimate #MomBoss, saying she just wants to “rule the world” and her motivation behind her supplement line and the importance of self-care saying:

“Life is short. I want women to meditate on this statement that self care isn't selfish. I know a lot of women that when they have children or just women in general we tend to just focus on everybody else, but how can you be the best CEO, entrepreneur, the best mom, sister if you don't take care of yourself?"

In this era of reboots, fans have been wondering if "Sister, Sister" and "The Game" will be making a return to television. So, what's tea, sis?

“So many people are asking this question," Tia said. "We tried to do it, but some rights and stuff kind of got in the way. It makes me sad and also we even tried to reboot 'The Game' and now that’s not happening. Reboots are just not in my DNA I guess!”

Well, there's that.

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Tamron Hall covers the March 2020 issue of Parents magazine with her adorable 9-month-old son Moses!

Holding back tears, Tamron spoke with Parents magazine editor-in-chief Julia Edelstein on the vision of the issue and the importance to showcase “mom boss energy” and detailed the honor she feels to be featured on the cover sharing,

“There are some things in your life you never expect. I never expected to be on the cover of a magazine for Parents...it is very surreal...I look at that picture and I know that was my destiny to be with that kid [Moses] and to share this story of not giving up if you want to become a parent in whatever form that is.”

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It’s been hard to keep this a secret since December... but here it is! Thank you @parents magazine... watch the full reveal on today’s @tamronhallshow!! And check out more through the link in bio... #mamaandmoses #tamfam #parents #momboss

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For the cover story, the mom boss took the publication through a day in her working mom life as a first-time mom, a new wife (after marrying Primary Wave's Head of Music Talent Management Steven Greener) and a new daytime talk show host.

"Hall goes to bed too late and wakes up too early. She drinks more coffee than she’d care to admit and eats dinner alone with her husband less often than she’d like. At work, she spends rare free moments on her phone, checking Moses via baby cam and ordering diapers online. “I don’t mind Instagram, with all its filters, as long as we also get real and say, ‘Do you know how many pictures I took before I posted this one?’ ” says Hall. “If we all just rip off our masks and say, ‘Damn it, this is hard,’ we can release the pressure we unnecessarily endure. We’re all just doing the best we can.”"

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“It’s not the load that breaks you down, it’s the way you carry it” -#lenahorne. Whether you are a parent, hoping to be a parent, I’m cool not being a parent, or a powerful loving Mentor ... whatever your lane, it belongs to you not “them”. #dream #faith #claimyourpower @parents #mamaandmoses. @ericniemand @johnnywright220 @tenelleveira -The Glammers

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We learned, Tamron is like most moms when it comes to juggling so many hats.

"This idea that momhood means uncute is so not true. Yes, I’ve had days when I’ve walked around disoriented in milk-stained leggings. But I’ve also had disorienting days as a working woman supporting myself in a competitive field driven by patriarchal rules. I just didn't have milk stains then."

You can go through a full day with Moses' mama here.

Go behind-the-scenes of the magazine shoot below:

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Here's a peek behind the scenes of our March cover shoot with talk show host #TamronHall and her 9-month-old son, Moses! Tap the #linkinbio to find out what a typical day in her working-mom life looks like. #mombossenergy : @taomeitao

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Thank you #tamfam for the LOVE. Here’s a little behind the scenes of our cover shoot. Mama make me smile lol. @parents March Cover #mamaandmoses @tamronhallshow. Get your copy now! #parents Also see more behind the scenes @parents social and website!!!

A post shared by Tamron Hall (@tamronhall) on Feb 5, 2020 at 9:21am PST

Adorbs!

Photos: ABC/Lorenzo Bevilaqua and Lou Rocco

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