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"Vetrina Italiana": La Voce's Online Insert Devoted to Italian Excellences in New York
In collaboration with Italy America Chamber of Commerce, Vetrina will give voice to Italian companies that wish to tell their own story and their mission
Mistake or Strategy? Why We Should Wait Before Declaring Salvini Politically Dead
“Erratic” seems to be the most appropriate term to describe Mr. Salvini’s latest moves. But what if it was a thoroughly considered political strategy?
"Camp", the Theatricalization of Fashion: The Exhibition at the Met
The neuralgic points that are addressed and translated in the exhibit, open until September 8, reside in the impossibility of defining Camp
United Nation’s Secretary-General cautions, “We are facing a learning crisis.”
As International Youth Day celebrates its 20th anniversary, UN Chief António Guterres warns that “students need not just to learn, but to learn how to learn.”
Epstein’s Suicide? No Surprise. But Maybe Even Too Many Reasons to Consider
Even with aggressive suicide prevention measures, inmates find ingenious ways to succeed. What powerful motivators could have pushed Epstein?
Columnists
An American Girl in Italy
What Do Italians Really Think about Diversity? A Q&A with Erika Baewert
Real City
The Sorrows of a Fading City: What's Next for NYC’s Commercial Spaces?
New York State of Wine
Bringing Success Back Home with Campania Wines
People & Expat
Manufactured Outrage; Is it a case of ‘Povero Fredo’ or ‘Poor Chris’?
Humanity at the Crossroad of Morality: Anti-diversity and the Spread of Populism
Narrating America to Italians: a Book that Celebrates 10 Years of the Amerigo Award
Nicholas Callan: The Experimental Churchman-Scientist. 4 Lessons for Innovators
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal...
Si spegne Lee Iacocca: Icona del settore automobilistico e degli italoamericani
U.S. & International
Here’s What You Should Know About Italy’s Umpteenth Government Crisis
Why did the "Government of Change" suddenly collapse? Why did Mr. Salvini call for new elections? What happens next?
Quando l'America è l'America. Come in un film di Frank Capra
Un 96enne alla guida della sua automobile vicino a una scuola supera per qualche miglio il limite di velocità. Ed ecco la decisione del giudice...
Climate Change and Hunger: "The Capacity to Adapt is Limited"
The IPCC releases the latest report on climate change and land, which includes the disastrous effects of temperature increases on soil fertility
How Salvini's Security Decree Will Criminalize the Sea Rescue Operations
As the decree was adopted by the Italian Senate in a highly controversial vote, the UNHCR expressed concern: NGO's commitment should not be a crime.
Hate Isn’t Mental Illness; It’s Social Illness
Those with mental illness hear voices in their heads who direct them to action. Those who hate listen to a leader.
Climate Change: Guterres Thinks About his Youth's Summers and Warns the World
In a hot press conference, the UN Secretary-General declares the emergency: July at least equaled if not surpassed the hottest month in recorded history
Syrian Conflict: Security Council Tries to Shed Light on Idlib Hospital Bombings
Testimonies from the Under-Secretary for Humanitarian Affairs and the Policy Director of Physicians for Human Rights clashes with Russian narrative.
As Migrants/Refugees Continue to Die, Libyan War Could Spiral out of Control
UN Envoy Ghassan Salamé proposes a 3-point plan of action to the Security Council as foreign weapons continue to infiltrate Libya.
Israel and Palestine: Surreal Times at the UN Security Council
The traditional political paralysis in the UN Security Council reaches a new level as members turn usual stonewalling into reality denial
A Survival Guide for the Heat Waves That Will Affect Cities Ever More Often
President of the International Committee of the Red Cross Francesco Rocca, presented the new Red Cross guidelines to help cities prepare for heat waves.
Arts
The Enigma of de Chirico, the Perfect Portal to Italy
An American professor in Genoa meets Giorgio de Chirico at the artist’s exhibition in the Palazzo Ducale
Despite the Schmaltzy Book Covers, the Neapolitan Novels Are not “Chick Lit”
A decision defined as “subtle genius”, if the kitsch covers perpetuate the stereotyped classification of the series as “chick lit” it’s not genius
"The Kabuki" by Maurice Béjart, Still a Hit in the World
Despite being the ‘calling card’ of the Tokyo Ballet, it has not yet ever been performed in New York. When will its ‘real debut’ occur?
Shred the Shrews: Caitlin Bitzegaio Takes the On-Screen Portrayal of Women to Task
Caitlin Bitzegaio created original characters to make her case to space aliens that the media portrayal of women is not accurate
The Codex Purpureus: Calabria’s Unique Treasure
Also known as the Rossano Gospels, it's a 6th-century illuminated manuscript Gospel Book, one of the oldest surviving manuscripts of the New Testament.
The (Un)Familiar: Rethinking the Italian Renaissance Nude with Jill Burke
Looking at Renaissance art through the eyes of a 15th century Italian
Capri's TERRA FIRMA: An Exploration of Life as a Journey Through Dance
The inspiration for this piece directed by Grazia Capri began with reading Baricco's Mr Gwyn
Leonard Cohen’s Prophecy: Democracy is Leaving the USA
Almost three decades later, Cohen’s “democracy is coming to the USA” resounds as never before, but with a sad twist
Pina Bausch, Making Life Dancing
For the upcoming decennial marking the death of Pina Bausch, reflections, memories, homages, performances, and an uncertain future for her company
Imagining the Woman Reader in the Age of Dante with Elena Lombardi
Shedding light on the figure of the woman reader in Due- and Trecento Italian literature
Love in Lake Como: Humanity and the Natural World Living in Harmony
Marlene Luce Tremblay's lyrical “pintographs” come to life from June 26th to July 10th, 2019 at the Museum and Botanical Garden of Villa Carlotta
Food & Wine
Calici di Stelle: cantine aperte di notte celebrano il via alla vendemmia
È il caso di Donnafugata, la storica cantina di Marsala con vigneti all’estremo sud della provincia di Palermo, nella zona più alta dell’altopiano del Belice
Nel corso della serata di Calici di Stelle sono state più di 20 le etichette di Donnafugata in degustazione, provenienti dalle diverse Tenute dell’azienda, con terroir molto diversi
Italy’s Aperitivi: A Guide to Their Origins and Popularity
An aperitivo is not “Happy Hour” or an excuse to drink to oblivion, it has many other attractions for Italians.
When an Australian Female Winemaker Is a Symbol for Sense of Value in Puglia
When Lisa Gilbee and Gaetano Morella met in Puglia, they fell in love, and they not only became partners in life but also partners in a winery called Morella
Fancy Food Is Back in NYC, with Italian Flavors Being Once Again the Protagonists
According to Maurizio Forte (ITA NY), our country will be represented by as many as 300 companies, and 10% of exhibitors will talk about Made in Italy.
Bordeaux Wines: The Vintages That Almost Break Us, Help To Shape Us
A couple of months ago, I was invited by Millésima, a fine wine retailer, to go to Bordeaux, in France, to try over 150 Bordeaux wines from the 2017 vintage...
"Imbroglio": A Word Born Centuries Ago in Venice that Meant a List of Candidates
Parole, Parole, our NYU Casa Zerilli Marimò-curated column, is back, and we look at the origin of a term that today carries indisputably negative connotations
"Parole Parole": Let's Start with Ciao!
A Video series produced by NYU Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò. Every episode features a special guest presenting an Italian word, along with its history and common use.
Chianti Classico with an Italian Heart and Jewish Soul
A Chianti Classico winery with a Jewish lineage in Rome shows the world the beauty that is created when a wine has an Italian heart and a Jewish soul
Massimo Cifarelli: A Third-Generation Baker
Interview with the third Cifarelli to continue the family tradition in the famous bakery in Matera. The first baker in his family was his grandfather, Antonio.
As the Web Turns 30, Education and Learning are All the Richer for It
The Internet continues to be an education game-changer, giving students a chance to both consume and produce content that engages them
New York
Italian Teachers' Association of New York Hosts Annual Awards Ceremony
50 Years after the Stonewall Riots, New York City Is Colored by Pride
Vito Marcantonio Forum Honors Gale Brewer, Manhattan Borough President
A New York inaugurato il Fancy Food Show con il Padiglione "Italia dei campioni"
Saviano in NYC Doesn’t Give Up: Where the Lies on “Taxis of the Sea” Come From
FAEMA Comes to New York: Coffee Lovers Unite in a Not-To-Miss Spot
At Montclair the Study of Languages Creates Work Opportunities
"Resistenza" in Liberty and Beauty: La Voce di New York on April 25th
Crown Heights and the Resurgence of a Glorious Past
Italy Run by Nutella Cafe: Registration Is Finally Open!
Arts
“Extraordinary Aliens”: Hilarious Immigration Comedy Made It to LA
Insights of Mario Martone into his Historical Drama “Capri Revolution”
“Piranhas”, a Twisted Coming of Age: Interview with Claudio Giovannesi
“Twin Flower”: A Strikingly Sad Portrayal of Innocence by Laura Luchetti
Bondi Brings a Woman Full of Life and Emotions to the Screen in His Film “Dafne”
Caravaggio, Raffaello, Michelangelo: The Secrets of St. Augustine Church in Rome
Giovannesi Starts Off the Open Roads Series with his Camorra Drama "Piranhas"
Italian MET.AMOR.PHOSY in Washington: The Body Blends into the Soul
Tuscan Summer Trips of Carla Fracci with the Poet Eugenio Montale
Towards a More Complete Biography of Vittoria Colonna with Ramie Targoff
For You
"The Secret is in the Little Things,” says Sandro Fioriti, Italian Chef in New York
Francesco Totti's Goodbye to AS Roma: A Sad Ending for a Great Love Story
The Fight Against Smoking and Smoking-Related Diseases Starts in Catania
Chat with Lidia Bastianich at Fancy Food on "Preserving Tradition and Genuineness”
From Bisceglie to New York City: The Acclaimed Pastry Chef Mauro Abignente
Evolving Perspectives on America and the World During Study Abroad
Katia Passerini: An Italian Woman at the Top of a University Career in the US
Translating the Pain: Working as an Interpreter in American Hospitals
“Are Italian-Americans Racist?”: An Alternative View
