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February 20, 2016

IAWA Presents Pre-Valentine Passions, Saturday, February 13, 2016

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The Italian American Writers Association (IAWA) is celebrating its 25th Anniversary in 2016. Ton Saturday, February 13, 2016. Since 1991, IAWA has given voice to writers through its literary series every second Saturday of the months. Readings begin with an Open Mic: IAWA-East is held even months at Sidewalk Café and IAWA-West continues at Cornelia Street Café on odd months. Visit and join us at iawa.net

ART & THE CITY: THE ITALIAN CONNECTION

SUNDAY n i-italyTV/NYC Life.
1:00 pm on NYCLife
Channel 25 (HD Ch 525)

- "Una Storia Americana" in Manhattan
Meet illustrators Emiliano Ponzi and Olimpia Zagnoli
- Street Art in Harlem
The Mission of the Audubon Mural Project. A creative refuge for endangered birds.
- The ISCP Residency Award in Brooklyn
A conversation with Artists in Residence Margherita Moscardini and Andrea Nacciarriti

Cultura in lutto, addio a Umberto Eco

Paola Aurisicchio

Aveva fatto scalpore uno dei suoi ultimi articoli in cui ammoniva l’Italia a conservare la sua memoria e a ricordare la lingua di Dante Alighieri e di Alessandro Manzoni, quella che distingue il Tu dal Lei a differenza dell’inglese che usa solo il Tu. “Il darci del Tu è una finta familiarità che rischia di impoverire le nostre origini”, aveva scritto Umberto Eco nei panni dell’intellettuale, solo uno dei tanti ruoli che Eco ha ricoperto nel panorama internazionale accanto a quello del celebre semiologo, scrittore e filosofo.

31mo Gala Italia. Per una vita e carriera dedicata al cibo e al vino

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Con la partecipazione di trecento tra i più noti ed importanti Wine & Food Editor americani si è tenuta, presso il Pierre Hotel di New York, la 31ma edizione del GALA ITALIA.

Shape & Color @ the New York Fashion Week

Camilla Santinelli

Still in the “fashion show-mood” made of runways, spotlights, clothes and accessories of every shape and color, the New York Fashion Week is running out, revealing the fall/winter 2016-2017 collections by major fashion designers, as well as previews of next season’s coolest trends.

Making Foreign Theater in a Foreign Land

Natasha Lardera

As In Scena! Italian Theater Festival NY winter edition has come to the end of another successful run, i-Italy had a chance to talk about the global language of theater and the importance of foreign theater with its protagonists: Francesco Foti, writer, director and star of “Niuiòrc Niuiòrc” and Dalila Cozzolino, performer in “L’Italia s’è Desta,” written by Rosario Mastrota.

My Mentors /5. Lisa, a Life in the Service of the Community

Lucia Pasqualini

My experience in New York would not have been the same without the precious assistance and supportive guidance of Elisabetta Calello, or Lisa, as everybody knows her.

Hollywood Photographer Shares New View of Venice

Darrell Fusaro

When I interviewed photographer Charles Christopher near his home in California, I asked him what it is about Italy that makes it so attractive to most Americans. “Everything.” he said.

Italian and American. The Magic of Dual Identity

Letizia Airos

An established lawyer and an active member of the Italian-American community, Linda Carlozzi tells us about her family roots, how she discovered NIAF, and what’s like to be a woman in a predomi- nantly male world. She also reflects on changing perceptions of Italian-American culture both in the US and in Italy; and offers her take on what should be done to strengthen mutual understing among Italians across the ocean.

Can Lampedusa Become Europe’s Ellis Island?

Marcello Saija

Ellis Island was an organizational apparatus that implemented a specific project of social engineering aimed at building a new America. Lampedusa is nothing like that. It is merely a place where the Italian government admits migrants without any ultimate aim. Can we change things?

Ellis Island Is Not Answer

Jerome Krase

I agree with Marcello Saija’s observations on Italy’s and Europe’s chaotic immigration policy, and that both potential immigrant- Europeans and native- born ones would greatly benefit by transforming Lampedusa into a modern version of Ellis Island. However, I have some major cautions as well. America’s immigration policy has never been an instance of “social engineering”...

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