DETROIT (USA) – The Consulate of Italy in Detroit, wrapping up the 9th Edition of the “Week of Italian Cuisine in the World,” expressed satisfaction for the celebration of Italy’s rich culinary heritage. The initiative aimed to promote Italian food traditions, the use of healthy ingredients, and the Mediterranean diet’s role in fostering a balanced […]
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NEW YORK – Institutionalizing the role of the Mediterranean Diet not only as a food model but also as a symbol of cultural identity and a tool for promoting environmental sustainability and global health. Representatives from FAO, UNESCO, and the academic world discussed this on Friday afternoon at the United Nations in New York during
On November 19, 2024, the Italian Cultural Institute of New York hosted “Voices of Heritage: From Beneventan Manuscripts to Modern Music,” an event that celebrated the extraordinary project of the Benevento Conservatory “Nicola Sala,” which crossed the Atlantic to share the ancient art of liturgical chant—a unique testimony to the musical and cultural heritage of
Sunday the Italy-America Chamber of Commerce -GA CHAPTER produced its first Annual Dinner Reception. Representatives and executives from more than 45 companies and institutions gather in Atlanta at the historical Callanwolde mansion to celebrate, network and learn more about the upcoming 2025 program. With a population of over 10 million and a GDP exceeding $600
If you’re exploring the vibrant New York art scene, the editors of ilNewyorkese, the go-to magazine for Italians in New York, suggest stopping by Philippe Labaune Gallery to experience “Together,” the debut solo exhibition by Italian artist Emiliano Ponzi. Known for his distinctive style and evocative storytelling, Ponzi’s work is on display through December 21st.
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This week, the Philippe Labaune Gallery introduced “Together” to the art district’s community. Critics and art lovers packed the small gallery to take in the 16 acrylic paintings in Ponzi’s new collection. A traditional medium for a not-so-traditional process. Ponzi’s process began with pen and paper: “I began by writing some diary pages, as if
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“When I began my career, architecture in Europe was a fertile ground for experimentation and theory. I was fascinated by this, but I felt the need for something more practical and immediate. Moving to New York was a decisive step for me.” Michele Busiri Vici, born in Rome, is an Italian architect who carries on
New York, November 13, 2024 – As part of the 9th Italian Cuisine Week Worldwide, a groundbreaking research project began today, focusing on the adaptation of the Mediterranean Diet within Italian communities abroad, starting in the United States. The project, called “Dieta Planeterranea”, took place at the Italian Cultural Institute in New York, directed by
It’s safe to say New York City’s modern art scene has seen it all. But one Italian artist is on a mission to challenge this notion with his invention of an entirely new medium. Federico Vezzaro has spent 15 years developing a method to create designs on metal plates using the natural oxidation of surface—resulting
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New York – 4th November (ilNewyorkese.com) – Today, members of New York’s Italian community gathered at Old St. Patrick’s Basilica to honor Italy’s National Unity and Armed Forces Day, a tradition commemorating the end of World War I and celebrating Italy’s journey toward unity and peace. The event featured a mass led by Father Luigi
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