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Liberty Meets Beauty
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New York
The Mejerchold Twins land at InScena! with Frencesca Airaudo and Giorgia Penzo
With Commedia dell'arte and clowning, The Mejerchold Twins directed by Davide Schinaia debut in New York
“I’m moving to Finland to find my happiness—or am I?”
With free health care, education, mandatory maternity leave and a slew of other benefits that we in the US can only dream of, is Finland Utopia?
“Atelier” Lissoni: The Beauty of Italian Design Enchants New York
From Milan to New York, Italian Design in the Renaissance vision of Piero Lissoni
Italian Theater in New York: Italy on Stage, for All
In Scena! Italian Theater Festival is back for its sixth edition from May 7th to May 21st - with its most ambitious and timely programming yet
Our Minute in New York: March for Our Lives
Directed and Edited by Luca Baù
Columnists
Adventure Reporter
Arte e Saggezza dell'Artico
Harvardiana
America Between Africa and Italy: John Gennari Talks Flavour and Soul
Campus Italy
Rachel, a Dominican Woman Who Studied Italian to Speak With Her Mother-In-Law
Expat & People
Russian Mafia: Criminal Subculture or Criminal Tradition?
Thomas Jefferson: America's First Franco - and Italophile, Oenophile and Foodie
The Reverend and the Journalist, United in Their Sacrifice Against War
Visiting Calabria: Do All Democracies Have a Mafia?
As the Columbus Day Debate Rages On, So do the Time-Worn Stereotypes
U.S. & International
Water Security, Rita Colwell: "It Is Clearly a Serious Threat in the Future"
Interview with the Professor at the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health, who explains the situation of the water crisis
My Pessimistic Reflections on the March to “Save Our Lives” in New York City
All these young people’s efforts, as usual when it comes to government’s protests, will be all for naught.
Enrollments in Foreign Languages Continue to Fall: Italian Drops by 20%
The latest Modern Language Association report's snapshot of fall 2016 enrollments in U.S. higher ed is alarming
The Clock of the Apocalypse’s and ICAN’s Warning: Be Aware, the Dark Is Near
Interview with the ICAN organization, which expresses its worries, even though it revendicates the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.
The Global Campaign for Science as a Human Right Has Just Started!
A panel discussion on the "right to science" was held at the United Nations upon the initiative of Italy and the Luca Coscioni Association with the AAAS
Frank Burke and the Pleasure of Italian Cinema
Reflections on editing a companion to one of the greatest traditions in film
Leaders in the US: How Long Before There Is a Woman in the White House?
How many people know there has been a total of 12 women who have run for U.S. President before 2016?
Italy Needs a Left: This Is Why I Support Liberi&Uguali (Free and Equal)
"Liberi&Uguali" seems to currently be the only party in Italy proposing a revision of the basic principles of what a 'really progressive' agenda means
Donald Trump, the Anti-Machiavelli
Reflecting on the scary revelations of Michael Wolff regarding the Trump administration's "executive disorder" that dominates it
Trump's Political Durability, Oprah and Other Democratic Pipe Dreams!
How well do the democrats understand that today's American society favors Donald Trump?
Arts
At the InScena! Festival, Lady Mary is Happy: Happy Mary, No More in Pain
Lorenza Pieri, Roberta Lena, and Laura Magni bring a new way of portraiting Mary to New York Theater
Goodbye to Poet Gil Fagiani
An important and energetic member of the Vito Marcantonio Forum (VMF) and the Italian American Writers Association
The Eternal Struggle for the Power in the Dystopic Future of Echoes at InScena!
Lorenzo De Liberato’s play debuts in New York with Stefano Patti and Marco Quaglia: a journalist and an executioner face each other.
Migrant Artists at InScena!2018: Italian Theater Made in USA
Parricide and identity quest in A Mother's Heart and Dhana and the Rosebuds
Michelangelo's "Last Judgment" Goes Multimedia
The story of the Sistine Chapel and of Michelangelo’s masterpieces is being recounted in a multimedia spectacle at the Auditorium della Conciliazione
How to Be Part of an Innovative Artistic Project: the American Theater in Rome
The Italian & American Playwrights Project: an interview with the assistant project manager Valeria Di Giuliano
The Feast of Imagination at Magazzino Italian Art
"'Arte Povera': From the Olnick Spanu Collection": the new exhibition on display at Magazzino, Cold Spring, NY
International Women's Day in Music: the Right of All Women to Express Themselves
"Global Women in Music 4 Human Rights" project, programmed by the Fondazione Adkins Chiti: Donne in Musica
Brother Biagio Conte, the Last Angel in the Heart of the Mediterranean
The wonderful documentary photography about the history of Brother Biagio Conte, produced by Giacomo Palermo and Pulitzer Prize candidate
Behind the Scenes at The Met, the Scientists of Beauty Are Three Italians
Marco Leona, Federica Pozzi, Elena Basso: they are the ones that apply the (necessary) scientific lens to the works of The Met and of many other museums in New York
SR Film Festival Opens with Germany, Closes with Italy and Embraces the World
Socially Relevant Film Festival 2018 kicks off on March 16 and goes on through Thursday 22: Readers of La Voce di New York can win two all-access passes
Food
Implementing Change While Respecting Sanctity of Saint-Émilion Wines
My visit to a wine producer at Couvent des Jacobins showed how winemakers embrace the best parts of their history while being progressive with the modern
The exquisite beauty of Saint-Émilion, Bordeaux, lies in its protected monastic history that is displayed by the limestone buildings which transport one to another place and time. It was certainly exciting to learn of all the progressive winemaking projects that Couvent des Jacobins was employing but it made me beam with joy to know that the importance of keeping the convent a sacred place was still paramount.
Bodegas Valentin Bianchi: Italian Wines Influencing the World
Valentin Bianchi moved from Italy to Argentina, in 1910, and his legend has been carried on by his son, Enzo, and his grandson, Valentin
Frescobaldi Wine Creating a More Compassionate World
Frescobaldi and a couple of his employees work with 15 or so prisoners to maintain organically healthy vineyards
A Wine that Tickles Our Mind and Warms Our Heart: Amarone della Valpolicella
It was a fascinating experience to participate in the first Valpolicella Education Program held at the University of Verona
"A Proper Cup of Tea" in Rome: Babington's Tearooms Celebrates 125th Birthday
On December 5, 1893, Miss Anna Maria Babington and Miss Isabel Cargill opened their first tearoom at 66 Via Due Macelli, in Rome
Chilean Wines: Sometimes We Need to Embrace Discomfort to Promote Diversity
Over the past couple of years, Chile has been highlighted as a wine region producing high quality wines
Becoming Part of the Heart of Napa Valley Wine Country
Although New York City pumps through my blood with its energy, for me Napa is a beautiful dream that was made a reality
The Sicilian Colors and Flavors of La Vucciria Soon in New York
The traveling Concept Store La Vucciria brings the Mediterranean Gourmet Food to the US. Opening soon in London, Canada, Japan, Australia and China
Brian Larky's Italian Wines, When People Live Up to Their Reputation
Dalla Terra (“of the earth” in Italian) Winery Direct was started by Brian Larky in 1990
"La Raccolta Olive": A City Girl Gets Her Day in the Fields
Armed with rastrello, which is kind of like a plastic garden fork with nine tines, I begin combing the olives off the lower branches of the tree
New York
The Beautification of New York: Springtime in Manhattan
Rossi's Deli: the Highest Italian Culinary Standards in Hudson Valley
From Mott Haven to Riverdale – The Bronx; A ‘Renewed Frontier’
The One That Got Away: an Architectural Affair in New York
Opera Accessible to All at the Arena Sferisterio of Macerata
New York: A Fresh Take on the Ancients and a Gathering of the Tribes
The Making of America; and Italians Need Apply! Just Ask Carnegie Hall
Forest Hills in New York: Maintaining the Integrity with Style
The Columbus Controversy and the Politics of Omission
The Italian Aurora Is on the Hudson
Arts
When New York is an Art Pot
Celebrating Winckelmann and Europe's Oldest Museum
Churchill’s Return to the Big Screen: the Revenge of a Popular Anti-Populist
Simone Somekh: "I Want to Give a Voice to Those Who Cannot Express It"
"Voglia d'Italia": Collecting Italian Art (1870-1935)
“Order and Cleanliness Make Me a Swede. Adventure and Playfulness, an Italian”
Aldo Finzi and His Musical Heritage at Carnegie Hall in New York
In New York, Hope for the Future is Found Again with Leonardo and Michelangelo
“Roman Hollywood”: a Series of 34 Classics Filmed in Italy Playing at the Film Forum
American Academy in Rome and Italian Cultural Institute: Venues for Dialogue
For You
Italian Americans the White's Clowns? Attacking Your Own Is not the Answer
From New York an App Against Brain Cancer: Jessica Morris’ Battle
Are Italian Americans the White's Clowns? Not Only Columbus Has Failed Us
Love Thy Brother and Sister... and Judas!
Charles and Camilla of Bourbon from New York to the Revival of the South of Italy
Memories of an Immigrant Girl
Meredith, from New York to Cagliari to Study the Italian language of Her Ancestors
The Immense Beauty of the Eternal City: Rome and Campo de' Fiori
Storie dall'Artico: i portatori di messaggi
