Venice Synagogues

<p>Umberto Fortis, former professor of Jewish-Italian literature at the Union of Italian Jewish Communities (UCEI), University of Rome, and curator of the Jewish Museum of Venice, has published prolifically in the field of Jewish studies, including <i>La parlata del ghetto di Venezia e le parlate giudeo-italiane </i>(Florence, 2006) and <i>La vita quotidiana nel Ghetto: Storia e società nella rappresentazione letteraria </i>(Leghorn, 2012). He has also edited <i>L’antisemitismo antico </i>(Turin, 2004) and <i>L’antisemitismo moderno e contemporaneo </i>(Turin, 2004), among many others. </p>
<p>Over the last fifteen years, Laziz Hamani has produced work for the world’s most prestigious luxury names. Although his talent for lighting and studio techniques has been acknowledged, he still appreciates—and finds it necessary—to work on location in a more spontaneous style. He has published over thirty books on lifestyle, artistic, and luxury themes, including more than twenty Assouline titles, as well as producing several exhibitions on his personal work.</p>