Statuine a Park Avenue
All’Istituto Italiano di Cultura di New York la collezione “Richard-Ginori 1737-1937” con stupende porcellane italiane, ceramiche e terracotta che hanno abbellito i palazzi nobiliari europei e ora custodite nel museo di Doccia a Sesto Fiorentino
'Pane Amaro'. Quella storia che ancora non si conosce
Presentato dal John D. Calandra Italian American Institute (Queens College, CUNY) il film-documentario “Pane Amaro” di Gianfranco Norelli. Un raro tributo alla storia degli italiani in America.
A New Wing of Agusta-Westland Helicopter Factory in Philadelphia
Last Tuesday, I was at the inauguration of the new Augusta Westland plant in Philadelphia, where about 30 AW139 a year will be built. It’s a 30 million dollar investment for 10 thousand square meters of the most advanced machinery.
The Indiscreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie
A mysterious Italian woman, perhaps a lover, reveals a robber baron’s not-so-hidden ghosts.
February 24, 2008
The Indiscreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie
Parmigianino’s Antea (detail), c. 1531–34.
A mysterious Italian woman, perhaps a lover, reveals a robber baron’s not-so-hidden ghosts.
Italy Issues Anna Magnani Stamp
To commemorate the greatly celebrated actress Anna Magnani, Italy will release a postal stamp on March 7, 2008 which would have been the 100th birthday of the legendary Roman
The Artists’ Amplifier
Interview with Massimiliano Gioni, the 34 year old Italian curator, who has recently been promoted to Director of Special Exhibits at the New Museum,which just reopened after a few years of renotavation in its new location in the Lower East Side of Manhattan. He divides his time between New York and Milan, where he is also the Director of the Fondazione Trussardi.
Florence. A Streetcar Named Disaster?
The birthplace of the Italian Renaissance splits over a "tramvia" that would run within three feet of the Baptistery, which dates from before the year 1000, but is still standing nevertheless.
February 23, 2008
Florence. A Streetcar Named Disaster?
The proposed light train would cross in the street above
The birthplace of the Italian Renaissance splits over a "tramvia" that would run within three feet of the Baptistery, which dates from before the year 1000, but is still standing nevertheless.
Gli italiani continuano a emigrare
L'Ocse: una migrazione fatta da persone colte, ma non priva di problemi. L'Italia si conferma come un popolo di migranti, fra i primi in Europa. Sono circa 4 milioni gli Italiani all'estero; gli oriundi sfiorano i 60 milioni.
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