The Art of Winemaking

This publication accompanied the exhibition The Art of Winemaking. Related Artifacts from the region of Modena, Northern Italy, with Paintings by Graziolina Rotunno Campori organized by the Istituto Italiano di Cultura, Los Angeles, under the auspices of the Consul General of Italy, in association with the Italian Heritage Culture Foundation and the Craft and Folk Art Museum, Los Angeles, August 1 - October 7, 2001.

A rich and colorful exploration that blends in a single experience the many charms of Graziolina Rotunno Campori's art together with a chance to explore the fascinating documents, photographic images, and tools of the noble and ancient tradition of winemaking in the rural area around the beautiful city of Modena.

Exhibition curators, Georgio Cervetti and the Museo Civico Archeologico Ethnologico di Modena.

Forewards by 

• Guido Fink, Director, Istituto Italioano di Cultura, Los Angeles
• Joseph L. Ventress, Founder and Chairman of the Board, Italian Heritage Culture Foundation
• Andrea Cardarelli, Director, Museo Civico Archeologico Etnologico Modena
• Margie J. Reese, General Manager, City of Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Department
• Patrick H. Ela, Chairman Board of Trustees, Craft and Folk Art Museum, Los Angeles

Contents:

• The Art of Winemaking by Giorgio Cervetti
• Grapes and Wine in Everyday Micro History - The Patriarchal Family by Isabella Dignatici, translation by Maurizio Boni
• The Wine-Producing Cycle - Vineyard Cultivations and Treatments by Giorgio Cervetti
• Bibliography
• Observations on the Work of Graziolina Rotunno Campori by Arsen Pohribny
• The Art of Graziolina Rotunno Campori by Giovanna Zamboni Paulis
• Bibliography

Instituto Italiano di Cultura Los Angeles, 2001, softcover, 7.75 x 8 inches, 66 pages.