is housed in a Venetian villa of the city park, once owned by industrialist Galvani. In its rooms it houses paintings by Mario Sironi, Renato Guttuso, Corrado Cagli, Alberto Savinio, Filippo de Pisis, Giuseppe Zigaina, Armando Pizzinato and many others. Science Centre Scientific Imaginary of Torre Gallery Sagittaria – Cultural Center House Antonio Zanussi Newspapers Two Italian daily newspapers have a local edition: Messaggero Veneto - Giornale del Friuli Il Gazzettino Radio Television International relations Twin towns — sister cities Pordenone is twinned with: Spittal an der Drau, Austria, since 1987 San Martín, Argentina, since 2003 Irkutsk, Russia, since 2005 Ōkawa, Japan Notable people This list is arranged alphabetically by surname. A–F Pomponio Amalteo Elizabeth Ashwood Mauro Baron Giovanni Battista Bassi (Pordenone 1792 – Santa Margherita del Gruagno 1879) Rudy Buttignol, Canadian television executive & entrepreneur as President & CEO of British Columbia's public broadcaster, Knowledge Network and BBC Kids. Donato Casella, Renaissance sculptor. Pietro Capretto (Pordenone 1427 – 1504) Marzia Caravelli, Italian Athlete represented Italy at two Olympics. Pietro Cesari (Pordenone 1849 – Milan 1922), an important opera singer of the nineteenth century Giovanni Battista Cossetti, musician and composer Raffaello D’Andrea, robotics engineer Giovanni Francesco Fortunio (Pordenone, 1460–70 – 1517), author of the first grammar of fourteenth-century Italian (as used by Tuscan authors Dante, Petrarch, Boccaccio), used as a guideline of correct Italian for the sixteenth century élite. G–M Girolamo Michelangelo Grigoletti Reggie Jackson Federico Gerardi Il Pordenone Stefano Lombardi Daniele Molmenti N–Z Gaspare Narvesa, a local painter of the seventeenth century Odoric of Pordenone Ivan Provedel Hieronymus Rorarius Luca Rossetti Davide Toffolo Alessia Trost Giovanni Maria Zaffoni References External links Official website Town Art Museum Western Friuli Archaeological Museum Town Science Museum Castello di Torre Cities and towns in Friuli-Venezia Giulia Corpus separatum