Con l'apertura della porta santa comincia l'Anno Santo straordiario voluto da Papa Francesco. "La Chiesa ha bisogno di questo momento straordinario" insiste il pontefice.
Si apre una porta sul mondo ma anche all'interno della Chiesa stessa...
On encountering the creative work of immigrant mason Giovanni Crozoli of College Point, Queens.
Pizzeria Starita was founded in Naples in 1901. Today, after four generations, it’s still thriving. The history of this ever- bustling pizzeria, beautifully narrated by Monica Piscitelli in the blog of acclaimed Neapolitan journalist Luciano Pignataro, describes its Neapolitan location, including its shrine to San Gennaro engraved with the date that the pizzeria first opened its doors in the working-class neighborhood of Materdei. Now Don Antonio Starita is in New York City too, partnering with Roberto Caporuscio of Kestè and his daughter Giorgia.
Editorial.
This issue celebrates creativity on the streets of Harlem, spotlighting three Italian artists’ contributions to the wonderful Audubon Project. And, as we do for every end-of-year issue,we’ve also nominated a “Person of the Year.” Two people, actually, two women from Puglia, two rivals on the court and friends in real life—tennis players Flavia Pennetta and Roberta Vinci, stars of the all-Italian US Open women’s final.
The streets of Harlem and Washington Heights come to life thanks to an ambitious public art project, the Audubon Mural Project, a collaboration between the Audubon Society and gallerist Elliot Avi Gitler. The project involves artists from the neighborhood as well as from all over the world, including a few Italians and Italian Americans, like Iena Cruz, Gaia and Hitnes.
Antonio Pietrangeli: A Retrospective explores the filmmaker’s career from the early 1950s to the mid-1960s. It features 11 films, from Pietrangeli’s best-known work to a number of rediscoveries. As a major father of the Commedia all'Italiana genre and a leading figure of Neorealism, Pietrangeli explored the ever changing role of women in Italian society after the fall of Fascism. They have to deal with a new freedom that is attractive yet at the same time ambiguous and somewhat dangerous.
Five days to celebrate the best of Italian cuisine at the UN Headquarters on the occasion of the 60th Anniversary of Italy’s entry into the United Nations.
Un racconto, pubblicato da Polidoro Editore, del giornalista e scrittore Marco Perillo
Just one bite will make you feel like you are on a gastronomic expedition in Italy.
Kickstarter just launched a new crowd-funding campaign for Italynthebox. It is a member-only subscription service that directly connects local, artisanal food producers in Italy to US consumers.
Il console generale Natalia Quintavalle, al Center for Italian Modern Art. In una conversazione con Mario Platero, giornalista de Il Sole 24 Ore, condivide l'esperienza newyorkese con amici e colleghi dopo quattro anni di mandato
Il presidio dei territori a rischio è dato dal lavoro stabile e duraturo.
Quei preti, quei parroci, ancora in pochi ma determinati, insieme al loro popolo hanno scelto una chiesa in uscita e, mentre avanzano nel silenzio assordante di una politica assente, sono pronti a rivendicare dignità per se stessi e per la loro gente.
Non lasciarli soli è dovere di chi ancora crede nella democrazia.
Mini tour nella Grande Mela, dal titolo “Sound of Italy”. Due appuntamenti: il 9 dicembre al Machiavelli, locale sulla Columbus Ave e l’11 dicembre nella Pizzeria Ribalta vicino Union Square. Venite ad assistere ad un vero viaggio nella canzone italiana nota al mondo intero. Un concerto acustico per voce e chitarra