With so much to see and do in New York State, it’s tempting to add a few days to your getaway. But what if you could minimize dipping into those PTO days and maximize time spent exploring? We have
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With so much to see and do in New York State, it’s tempting to add a few days to your getaway. But what if you could minimize dipping into those PTO days and maximize time spent exploring? We have
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From grabbing a festive beverage to outdoor winter adventures to holiday markets, here are 12 ways to launch you and your loved ones into the spirit of the season, New York State style.
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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, representatives of the University of Naples, Federico II, celebrated the institution’s 800-year anniversary at its New York City satellite center in the presence of American business and educational leaders. The two-day event was part of the institution’s wider effort to strengthen its partnerships with American universities as it seeks to spread its name
Lines stretched down the block outside of the David Zwirner Gallery on 20th Street on Tuesday afternoon. CUNY students, twentysomething art aficionados, and older women in Chanel dresses were all waiting to see the newest work by Doug Wheeler, an artist renowned for his experiments with perceptions of space and light. Wheeler, who has exhibited
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Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), comprehensive collection of primarily American and European art ranging from the late 19th century to the present that was established in New York City in 1929, with Alfred H. Barr as the founding director. According to the museum’s founding trustees—especially Lillie P. Bliss, Mary Quinn Sullivan, and Abby Aldrich Rockefeller—the museum would be dedicated exclusively to the most
Everything is ready for the Columbus Day: an important occasion for Italian Americans to celebrate their roots and contribute to the narrative of their community’s history. Participating in this event means honoring the connection with Italian culture and paying tribute to the generations of emigrants who left Italy in search of a better life across
On Friday, October 4th, the third print issue of ilNewyorkese was presented at the Italian Consulate on Park Avenue in the presence of Italian Consul-General Fabrizio Di Michele. Interviewees featured in the issue took part in the event through discussions with Founder Davide Ippolito. Founded in January of this year, the young publication has become
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