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"The choice of Mark Mazzetti as winner of the 2016 Urbino Press Award is a testament to the recognition of the value of entrepreneurship and of journalistic dynamism" said the...
Italy's newest hero is Capt. Francesco Iavazzo, whose quick thinking and efficient crewmen saved the lives of literally hundreds of migrants whose shabby boat with 600 aboard...
4800 miles of Italian coastline and with more than 800 islands is very much involved in tackling the impact that climate change. Two important eco-friendly events are scheduled...
For 16 years, Open Roads has proudly offered North American audiences the most diverse and extensive lineup of contemporary Italian film available. The 2016 edition (June 2-8) ....
The National Italian American Foundation and U.S. Italy Fulbright Commission join the Fondazione Giovanni e Francesca Falcone in honoring the memory of Judge Giovanni Falcone, his..
- Meet the new Italian Ambassador to the US, Armando Varricchio. Interview by Letizia Airos. - Remembering the late Massimo Vignelli, an icon of Italian design and a dear...
When I die, bring me coffee, and you’ll see me rise like Lazarus,” said renowned playwright Eduardo De Filippo who, like any good Neapolitan, would never have turned down a...
Regardless of being held up by the long line at the coffee shop, you will be amazed how everything comes together with incredible timing.
Given all the objects designed by Massimo Vignelli that are located in New York and its museums, we decided to publish a not-so-well-known drawing he made in the early 1990s, when..
Italian design legend Massimo Vignelli--best known to newyorkers for his map of the NYC subway in the 1970s, now on display at MOMa--died on May 27, 2014. Two years since his...
