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  • Fatti e Storie

    Raccontare l’enogastronomia italiana

    Laura Pace(October 22, 2019)
    Tre esponenti del cibo Made in Italy ci raccontano - nel Consolato Generale di New York per un evento organizzato dal GEI - come e perché l’identità italiana non stia scomparendo, anzi continui a crescere. Creandovi intorno una comunicazione forte e pungente in grado di far vedere come l’essenza italiana sia unica al mondo. Dallo Spritz al Parmigiano fino al vino Piemontese: un’esperienza enogastronomica che solo l’Italia può regalare.
  • Arte e Cultura

    Sisters in Liberty: un viaggio che dura da più di 200 anni

    Laura Pace(October 17, 2019)
    Più che una semplice mostra, un viaggio che parte da Firenze fino ad arrivare a New York e che trova le sue radici nel ‘800 attraverso l’amore per l’arte e per gli ideali storici di quel tempo. Come punto focale un solo argomento: la Libertà.
  • Francesco Simeti with his work in Civita di Bagnoreggio. Photo by Piotr Niepsuj.
    Art & Culture

    Confronting Reality in Francesco Simeti’s “Imaginary” Worlds

    Roberta Cutillo(October 10, 2019)
    Following the opening of the artist’s latest show in New York’s Assembly Room, I sat down with him in his Gowanus studio to talk about what informs his practice, its accumulative nature, as well as its penchant towards a baroque aesthetic, which he uses to “trick” viewers into confronting the difficult realities, from devastating wars to the rapid advance of climate change, hiding behind all the embellishments.
  • Facts & Stories

    Francesca Campagna Named New CCO General Director

    Roberta Cutillo(September 26, 2019)
    The globally renowned artistic manager and consultant to cultural institutions, Francesca Campagna, known for both her deep knowledge of opera and her ability to extend the reach of preeminent artists and institutions to new audiences, becomes the first female and immigrant General Director of the Center for Contemporary Opera. (CCO)
  • Art & Culture

    Arbëreshë, an ‘Anthropological Miracle’

    Roberta Cutillo(September 24, 2019)
    A special event, featuring a lecture and music performance, held at Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò traces the unique and little-known history of the Arbëreshë people of southern Italy, “an anthropological miracle,” that can serve as a model of both cultural preservation and social integration.
  • Art & Culture

    Casa 2.0: New Initiatives For Cultural Exchange

    Roberta Cutillo(September 11, 2019)
    We sat down with director Stefano Albertini to discuss Casa 2.0, the new and improved iteration of Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò’s cultural program and how the institution’s upcoming events will propel it in its mission to foster “cultural exchanges between different worlds.”
  • Art & Culture

    Beyond Blindness

    Letizia Airos(September 10, 2019)
    On view for the first time in the United States, at Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò, the drawings Carlo Levi realized during the artist’s retinal detachment. This is the story of a farmer from the gulf of Milazzo, who emigrated to Switzerland and decided to buy the works and keep them safe inside a barn.
  • Facts & Stories

    Berrettini Will Play Nadal in US Open Semifinal

    Roberta Cutillo(September 05, 2019)
    After defeating the French Gaël Monfils, 23-year-old Matteo Berrettini will go on to play the world’s No.2 Rafael Nadal on September 6, 42 years after Corrado Barazzutti, the last Italian male player to reach a Grand Slam semifinal.
  • Facts & Stories

    Jump Start Your Day With Run 5.30 NYC

    Roberta Cutillo(September 05, 2019)
    On Friday September 6th, Run 5.30, a non-competitive 5k run/walk comes to New York, after having already taken major Italian cities by storm. The run begins at 5:30am and gives people the chance to be active and see the city in a brand new light all without compromising any family or work time.

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