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An Ancient Grape Variety Aglianico

Charles Scicolone

Aglianico is an ancient grape variety. It was first cultivated by the Phoenicians and later brought to Southern Italy by the Greeks 3,000 years ago when they colonized the area.

Brasato di Maiale For a Festive Dinner Party

Michele Scicolone

The shoulder is one of the tastiest cuts of pork, but it is often overlooked in favor of leaner cuts like the rib or loin. But for rich flavor and tender texture, nothing is better than a pork shoulder especially when made in the classic Italian way, braised with aromatic veg­etables, rosemary and wine.

Da Altamura a Brescia: la Civiltà del Pane

Francesco di Francesco Lenoci

Tra i prodotti alimentari il Pane è da sempre uno degli elementi fondamentali per il sostentamento delle società del pianeta. Essenziale nella “dieta mediterranea” e per questo incluso nella lista Unesco del patrimonio culturale immateriale dell’umanità, il Pane è talmente rilevante da essere un vero e proprio indicatore di “civiltà” come solamente pochi altri prodotti, frutto del lavoro e dell’ingegno dell’uomo, possono vantare.

Italy’s Architects Show the Way

Judith Harris

Italians architects continue to be world leaders in design. Renzo Piano, 77, is the creator of no less than 21 projects for museums all over the world; only the most recent is his redesign for the once stodgy Harvard Art Museum in Boston. Now Stefano Boeri, 58, has just won the $62,000 International Highrise Award for his “Bosco Verticale” (Vertical Woodland) twin high rise-towers of 111 and 78 floors respectively in Milan.

December 3, 2014

Louise De Salvo's "personal effects"

George De Stefano
Nancy Caronia, Louise De Salvo, and Edvige Giunta with others, at the presentation at the John D. Calandra Italian American Institute in Manhattan, to celebrate the release of the book, Personal Effects: Essays on Memoir, Teaching, and Culture in the Work of Louise DeSalvo

A new book appraises the work of a major Italian American woman writer

Viaggio nelle Parole. CAROSELLO

Luigi Casale

Viaggio nelle parole. Oggi l'attenzione è dedicata ai termine "carosello" e alla sua versione napoletana "carusiello", ma con significati differenti. Nella nostra memoria rimane il famoso Carosello nato con la televisione italiana

Umbria. Exploring Italy’s Greenest Spot 

Virginia Di Falco

Rich in environmental, cultural, and gastronomic diversity, Italy’s greenest region offers tourists unforgettable experiences. 

Ravenna is Nominated the City with the Best Quality of Life

N. L>

Italian daily newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore has published its 25th annual survey on quality of life in Italy: Ravenna (Emilia-Romagna) wins as the province where life is at its best, while the province of Agrigento (Sicily) turns out to be the worst.

Promoting the best of Italy in NY & the Best of America in Italy

Mila Tenaglia

After a rich year of events dedicated to design, culture and art, laFondazioneNY wraps up 2014 on December 8 with a gala to be held at the Museum of the Moving Image. The evening will include a sneak peek of “Costumes For Cinema From Atelier Tirelli Summer 2015,” an exhibition dedicated to the spectacular costumes made by Tirelli Atelier for the big screen since the 1960s.

Meet Carlo Pagnotta, Artistic Director Of The Umbria Jazz Festival 

Letizia Airos

Magical music in a magical atmosphere. Thanks to his vision and the generous support of local authorities Umbria has become the jazz capital of Europe. 

Mario Fratti Interprets Eduardo De Filippo

Natasha Lardera

Playwright Mario Fratti takes on the work of one of Italy's greatest playwright, actor, author and poet... Eduardo De Filippo. Together with young actress Giulia Bisinella, the author of Nine will read, on December 2nd at the Italian Cultural Institute, excerpts from Filumena Marturano both in the comedy's original language and in its English translation.

My Gorgeous Places & Suggestions in Umbria

V. D.F.

Where to sleep and eat when you are in Umbria. Just few ideas

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