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| 04.04.10 | Kurgast
Hesse’s recollection of doctors and sanatoria | |  |
| Museum Hermann Hesse Montagnola, 17.00 |
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Easter reading
Hermann Hesse had to fight against physical pains, insomnia and depressive upsets. He wrote amusing and self ironic texts about his visits to doctors and sanatoria.
The reading presents less known writings, letters and excerpts from his short story Kurgast.
With Rudolf Cornelius (German) and Antonio Ballerio (Italian). |
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13.03.10
01.04.10 | Thirty photos by Patti Smith | |  |
| Museum Hermann Hesse Montagnola |
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Exhibition
Hermann Hesse's works represent a crucial reference point for Patti Smith's personal and artistic research. The thirty photographs are dedicated to the German writer and comprise «much more than an instant», as the rock poetress underlines, «something so precious that, perhaps, I won't be able to see again». |
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| 01.04.10 | Patti Smith – Reading | |  |
| Museum Hermann Hesse Montagnola, 20.30 |
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Reading
Patti Smith will read, with her unique voice, a selection of her own writings and of texts by Hermann Hesse, thus creating an intense dialogue between the poetics of two extraordinary artists.
In English. |
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| 28.03.10 | «Here the sun shines more intimately…»
Hermann Hesse in Ticino | |  |
| Hotel Waldhaus, Sisl-Maria, 21.15 |
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A musical tale with Ambra Albek (violin), Fiona Albek (piano), Graziella Rossi and Helmut Vogel (reading).
Concept: Regina Bucher.
In German.
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| 14.03.10 | «Here the sun shines more intimately…»
Hermann Hesse in Ticino | | |
| Rigiblick Theatre, Zurich, 20.00 |
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A musical tale with Ambra Albek (violin), Fiona Albek (piano), Graziella Rossi and Helmut Vogel (reading).
Concept: Regina Bucher. In German.
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26.02.10
10.03.10 | Little poems from the heart...
Primary school students exhibit their works | |  |
| Museum Hermann Hesse Montagnola |
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Exhibition
Primary School students wrote and illustrated poems partly inspired by the works by Hermann Hesse.
With the support of Scuole Elementari Collina d'Oro. |
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19.09.09
07.02.10 | «To paint is wonderful…» —
Watercoulours by Hermann Hesse, from the Hesse Family collection | |  |
| Museum Hermann Hesse Montagnola |
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Exhibition
On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Hesse's son, Heiner Hesse (1909 – 2003), the heirs will place at disposal various watercolours, drawings and sketches, which will be exhibited for the first time. Furthermore, the exhibition includes a selection of unpublished correspondence between Heiner Hesse and his father, a document which throws light on their complex and manifold relationship.
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| 30.01.10 | Literary aperitif
Guest: Marcello Fois | |  |
| Museum Hermann Hesse Montagnola, 17.30 |
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In this popular literary event, Rosanna Maspero entertains her guest, the writer Marcello Fois,
with a lively conversation presenting her works.
Reader: Antonio Ballerio.
In Italian. |
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| 28.11.09 | Aperitif with the writer
Guest: Tiziano Scarpa | |  |
| Museum Hermann Hesse Montagnola |
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In this popular literary event, Rosanna Maspero entertains her guest, the writer Tiziano Scarpa, with a lively conversation presenting her works.
Reading Antonio Ballerio.
In Italian.
With the support of Banca Raiffeisen Breganzona. |
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| 31.10.09 | Aperitif with the writer
Guest: Paolo Maurensig | |  |
| Museum Hermann Hesse Montagnola |
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In this popular literary event, Rosanna Maspero entertains her guest, the writer Paolo Maurensig, with a lively conversation presenting her works.
Reading Antonio Ballerio.
In Italian.
With the support of Banca Raiffeisen Breganzona. |
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| 24.10.09 | In the footsteps of Horkheimer and Pollock (Part 2).
The «Frankfurt School» in Montagnola. | |  |
| Museum Hermann Hesse Montagnola, 17.30 |
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Lecture by the philosopher Nicola Emery.
The philosopher Max Horkheimer and the economist Pollock were co-founders of the Frankfurt School, where, together with Adorno, they developed one of the most influential way of thinking of the 20. Century. Horkheimer and Pollock spent the last years of their life in Montagnola. Their reflections and considerations cover the analysis of cultural phenomenon, such as the Beatles music, as well as the automatization and the identity crisis of history.
In Italian. |
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| 10.10.09 | War and peace.
Hesse, Switzerland’ war refugees politics and the Cold War. | |  |
| Museum Hermann Hesse Montagnola, 17.30 |
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Lecture
With Thomas Feitknecht.
Hermann Hesse, born in Calw/Baden-Württemberg, lived most of his life in Switzerland. All his life he had been engaged with a «Politics of Conscience». Thomas Feitknecht, germanist, journalist and formal director of the Swiss Literary Archives (until 2005), edited two new works on Hermann Hesse. His lecture will focus on the political aspects of the writer.
In German. |
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| 26.09.09 | Reflections of the descendents on Hermann Hesse as man and poet.
Guest: Simon Hesse | |  |
| Museum Hermann Hesse Montagnola, 17.30 |
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The grandchild Simon Hesse, son of Bruno Hesse, in a conversation with Regina Bucher, will remember his grandfather and will be at the audience's disposal for any questions.
In German. |
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| 19.09.09 | «Waylaying with my colour case» —
Hermann Hesse the painter | |  |
| Museum Hermann Hesse Montagnola, 17.30 |
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Lecture
With Volker Michels.
During the first world war, following the advice of his psycotherapist, Hermann Hesse began to express his dreams through images and thus discovered his talent for drawing and painting. During long and difficult studies as autodidact, Hesse, at that time fourty, developed his skill stimulated by the colours of Ticino, his adoptive country. Volker Michels, editor of the work by Hermann Hesse for Suhrkamp Publishers, will illustrate and explain the audience the development of this artistic aspect.
In German. |
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| 12.09.09 | «The magic of colours» | |  |
| Fondazione Monte Verità, Ascona, 21.00 |
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Reading and Music
With Antonio Ballerio (Italian), Graziella Rossi (German). Musical accompaniment by Roberto Mucchiut (contrabass and hang) and Davide Paterlini (saxophone).
The artists will present a lively, lyrical choice of texts by Hermann Hesse on painting and landscape.
In collaboration with Fondazione Monte Verità. |
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05.04.09
06.09.09 | Encounters in Collina d’Oro—
Hermann Hesse.
Maria Holzleitner.
Margherita Osswald-Toppi.
Elisabeth Rupp. | |  |
| Museum Hermann Hesse Montagnola |
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Exhibition
The exhibition offers an opportunity to explore into the lives of three women artists, who have been considered, up to now, as having had a marginal role in Hesse's life and work. They all, however, each in their way, conferred on the years between Klingsor and Siddhartha their own peculiarity as well as an intense fullness of life. The exhibition shows the works of the three artists, testifying their relationship with Hermann Hesse and offering an insight on their biography. Catalogue in German and Italian with texts by Eva Zimmermann and Simona Ostinelli. |
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28.08.09
30.08.09 | «Lights and Shadows» —
Chiaroscuro in watercolur painting | |  |
| Collina d'Oro |
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Watercolour course
28 – 30 August 2009
With Lisa Kölbl-Thiele.
The differentiated course, for beginners and advanced, will focus on a theorical introduction, excursions and some events.
In German. |
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| 10.08.09 | «What would be our life without music!» —
Hermann Hesse and Music. | |  |
| S. Abbondio’s Church, Gentilino, 20.45 |
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Concert and Reading
Caroline Doerge (piano) and Antonio Ballerio (reading).
Piano compositions by Luciano Berio (1925–2003), Fryderyk Chopin (1819–1849), Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791), Franz Schubert (1797–1828) and Ludwig van Beethoven (1779–1827), will alternate to the reading of amusing and lesser known poems and writings by Hermann Hesse.
In Italian (German translation available).
In collaboration with Ceresio Estate. |
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| 09.08.09 | «On the road» | |  |
| Cemetery of S. Abbondio, Gentilino, 17.00 |
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Reading
Poems and prose from Vagabondaggio, a work which deals with Hermann Hesse's fascination with the South.
With Antonio Ballerio (Italian) and Rudolf Cornelius (German), on the occasion of the 47th anniversary of Hermann Hesse's death. |
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28.03.09
30.06.09 | Poet. Painter. Wayfarer. Hermann Hesse in Fiesole. | |  |
| Museo Civico, Fiesole (I) |
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Exhibition
During his Italian journeys in 1901 and 1903, Hermann Hesse visited Fiesole several times and described its beauty in his diary and reflections.
The exhibition enhances Hermann Hesse as a poet and painter as well as his ties to the Tuscan landscape and culture.
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