Via Bernina, Milan, Italy – Photo credits:Alessio Guerrini – October 2021
Io non so cosa fare (I don’t know what to do)
Category Archives: Announcements
The Tattistampa hand-made prints are on sale also in Scansano (Southern Tuscany)
From today the hand-made prints by Tattistampa, with the iconic Ape Piaggio transporting various rural subjects are on sale also at the Emporio di Scansano (via Marconi 22), managed by Simonetta and Egidio.
For more information: micalosapevo@pibinko.org
Non fa per me (Not for me), Elemento Umano
A track produce by Nicola Baronti and mixed by Simone Sandrucci at the “Tana del Bianconiglio” recording studio for the “La Rue Music Records” label.
Shooting: Simone Angemi Video editing and post-production: Emanuele Baronti (Space Bean)
News by Tattistampa for Autumn 2021
Recommended soundtrack: ‘O stampatore
After the launch of the Tattistampa.com website, several months ago, with the beginning of this Autumn we would like to pick out from the catalogue a few “seasonal” subjects, such as the Ape with chestnuts, or the Ape with mushrooms.
We also invite you to visit the full Tattistampa collection from the tattistampa.com website. In addition to numerous “Ape” prints, you may now find some FIAT 500 (the vintage model), as well as some starry skies with vegetables…at this point you may choose from 98 different options, in addition to numerous other subjects which you can see if you will visit Wolfgang Scheibe in his secret micro-print shop in the Metalliferous Hills of Southern Tuscany (and if you get to Tattistampa through this article, be sure to let Wolfgang know about it).
For more information: micalosapevo@pibinko.org
The Crowdfunding for Tom Newton’s First Album is on
The crowdfunding for Tom Newton’s first album started today.
To be part of this venture, please read the page with the available options on the “Produzioni dal Basso” website https://www.produzionidalbasso.com/project/tom-newton-il-mio-primo-album/ (in the page you will find explanations in English and Italian)
To check out why we like to promote this story, please see references to Tom Newton on the pibinko.org website since 2017: http://www.pibinko.org/it/?s=tom+newton
Go Tom, go!
Tom “Harp” Newton’s first album approaching
Tom Newton is working on his first album:
http://tom-newton-crowdfunding.launchrock.com
We’ve been knowing Tom for a few years, and we are curious!
Below a couple of links from “quasi bootleg” situations with Tom from past stories (for more detailed information please refer to his Facebook page):
- Harmonica + vocals
- Drums
- Guitar
- Harmonica in a “geomusical” setting
The “Disfida di Barletta” in Scansano’s Tradition
The eighth book by Vito Filippini, active for over twenty years now in the documentation of facts and traditions concerning Scansano, Southern Tuscany, 207 pages, 14 Euro.
Orto biodinamico familiare: coltivare piccoli spazi secondo natura
The multi-talented Wolfgang Scheibe: when he is not producing hand-made prints or playing his one-string bass, he writes books. His last one was published a few days ago (co-authored with Davide Rizzi and Lorena Turrini)
For more information, micalosapevo@pibinko.org
Participatory Lithology selected as one of the finalists for the 2020 Falling Walls Engage contest
The Participatory Lithology project was selected for evaluation in the final phase of the “Falling Walls Engage” contest. This is an initiative launched in 2009 in Berlin, Germany, to celebrate scientific progress and innovation as elements for “breaking walls” and to increase public engagement in scientific activities.
This is the video presenting our work in the Falling Walls context: https://falling-walls.com/remote2020/finalists/breaking-the-wall-of-forgotten-rock-samples/.
For more information
Drivers of artificial light at night variability in urban, rural and remote areas
Luciano Massetti, from the Italian Research Council’s Institute of Bioeconomy in Florence, has published on the Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer and article analysing three years of data collected through the night sky quality meter network deployed since 2016 in Tuscany. The network currently has sensors in Sesto Fiorentino (right next to Florence), Leghorn, the San Rossore Park just West of Pisa, and on the Island of Montecristo. We are collaborating on these topics with Luciano since 2016 with our BuioMetria Partecipativa project.
Through September the full article may be downloaded from https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1bbea564SNVl5