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Being Jew in Italy: The Ghetto of Venice

Stanislao Pugliese

A short history of the Ghetto of Venice with original pictures taken by an Italian American professor who visited the spot this summer.

In Venice, the Other Biennale

Judith Harris

The 13th International Architecture Exhibition was inaugurated August 29 and - happily - continues through November 25 so that autumn visitors can roam its fascinating halls

Concordia-Titanic-Venice. Soul-Searching in a Shipwreck

Judith Harris

She struck where the white and fleecy waves Looked soft as carded wool, But the cruel rocks, they gored her side Like the horns of an angry bull. --Henry Wadsworth Longfellow,...

20th Century Venetian View Art

A.B.

In Washington thirty-five of the most important Venetian prints of the distinguished artists Fabio Mauroner and Emanuele Brugnoli

Canaletto and His Rivals. The Venetian Masters on Show in Washington

Marcello De Marco

Part of the celebrations for the 150th anniversary of the Italian unification, this exhibition is a unique opportunity for the American public to see the most prominent names of...

The Befana Comes by Night…

Alice Bonvicini

The old good witch who brings candies and coal to the Italian children. Its origin and multifarious celebrations.

Visiting 15th Century Italy with my 15-Year-Old Son

Joey Skee

Gaming lessons from the Boot.

Visiting 15th Century Italy with my 15-Year-Old Son

Joey Skee

Gaming lessons from the Boot.

Visiting 15th Century Italy with my 15-Year-Old Son

Joey Skee

Gaming lessons from the Boot.

Cross-Oceanic Support for Barack Obama’s Bid for the White House

Laura E. Ruberto

Is this just a gimmick to make tourists happy? Does it matter?

The New Image of the Venice Architectural Biennal

The 11th edition of the festival is open to innovation and new tendencies, leaving the old-school aside.

Venice's New Calatrava Bridge: an Everlasting Project, a Disputed Infrastructure

Marina Melchionda

The inauguration of the Calatrava Bridge on Venice's Canal Grande, scheduled for September 18, has become a source of animated political debates both in town and at the national...

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