The Museo del Novecento, located inside the Palazzo dell’Arengario in Piazza del Duomo in Milan (Italy), hosts a collection of over four thousand works one of the important 20th-century Italian art selections. The museum is active in the conservation, investigation and promotion of 20th-century Italian cultural and artistic […]
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An Exclusive Interview with David C. Unger, Adjunct Professor at JHU SAIS Europe by Ishai Richetti, Us-Italy Global Forum. For months universities have been working online with positive and negative results. Also Transatlantic relations have been affected by the coronavirus: Hear what a Senior American Academic living in […]
Buying tickets in advance, social distancing and mandatory masks. These are some of the new rules as museums, science centers and historical sites reopen across the US. Regional museums, especially children’s museums, have been among the first to open. Larger venues such as the Smithsonian Institution and the […]
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Dear friends For the past several weeks, we have posted about the innovative resources museums in Italy and the US provided for education and entertainment during the coronavirus pandemic. You can see the posts on the website (culture/artculture/) As the art world begins to reopen, we will continue to keep you […]
Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, many exhibitions will not re-open in Italy, especially in Milan. Fortunately, some of them have been made into videos, not only of popular exhibitions such as Raphael’s in Rome, but also of contemporary artists. We offer you a video preview of the multimedia […]
Interview with Emmy and BAFTA award-winning director Sasha Joelle Achilli by USITF Chief Rome Correspondent Pierardo Davini. The young italian-australian filmmaker shot for PBS’ FRONTLINE, one of the best investigative programs, the docu-film “Inside Italy’s COVID War”. A chronicle of a hard-hit hospital in Cremona, city in northern Italy. As ER doctors […]
On Tuesday June 2, the day Italy celebrates its Festa della Repubblica, The Peggy Guggenheim Collection in Venice will reopen to welcome visitors to the rooms of Palazzo Venier dei Leoni and its garden, the green heart of the Venetian museum, now in full bloom. The visit to […]
In a new and exclusive interview our, this time with H.E. Ambassador Francesco M. Talò, Italian Ambassador to Nato, our Correspondent Ishai Richetti asked about Italy and the USA, Syria and, of course, Libya. The last issue, in time of coronavirus and fake news, is about disinformation More […]
The Smithsonian Institution si.edu | @smithsonian (Photo by Sara Cottle on Unsplash) The Smithsonian Institution, located on the National Mall in Washington DC, is a network of 19 art, science, design, and history museums. It is also home to the National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute. You can see […]
The Vincenzo Vela Museum is one of the most important artists’ house-museums to have been erected in nineteenth-century Europe. Conceived by the great realist sculptor Vincenzo Vela from Ticino (1820-91) at the height of his career, and transformed into a public museum after it was donated to the […]