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Diocese of Cremona launches video podcast
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The Diocese of Cremona has released a new episode of its video podcast, A Torrazzo con Vista, produced by its diocesan publisher, Trc.
Filmed inside the bell tower of the Cremona Cathedral, the podcast episode features artist Giorgio Tentolini and exhibition manager Ilaria Dal Lago. The participants discuss how contemporary art interacts with history, technology, and cultural evolution within the city.
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- Official source@diocesicremonaA Torrazzo con Vista l’arte contemporanea ridisegna l’orizzonte di Cremona
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