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The intersection of seriality and uniqueness: a conversation with Roberto Palomba
Roberto Palomba looks into Italian creativity and modern aesthetics and explains the intersection of seriality and uniqueness ...
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A conversation with NIAF President, Robert V. Allegrini: the Foundation’s everlasting impact and the path forward
NIAF President Allegrini discusses the Foundation’s legacy, its impact on the Italian-American community, and future ...
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Italian-American filmmakers and their connection to Italian culture
The deep connection Italian-American filmmakers like Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola have with their Italian roots ...
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It’s Fall…when Italians go nuts about nuts!
Italy loves nuts during the fall season, from chestnuts and almonds to hazelnuts. Let’s read about their varieties, culinary ...
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Altomonte, where the essence of the Middle Ages lives on
Altomonte is a medieval village in Calabria, known for its rich history, Gothic architecture, cultural festivals, and ...
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Pasta alla Papalina, a dish “made in Vaticano”
Discover the origins of Pasta alla Papalina, a dish created for Pope Pius XII as a more elegant version of carbonara ...
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C. Mariani Antiques, a museum-like shop of historical collectibles where time stands still
Claudio Mariani is a restorer, a craftsman, and an expert of antique objects he finds in Italy and sells in the US (Photo: ...
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Luca Signorini
Unlike many news organizations, instead of putting up a paywall we have eliminated it – we want to keep our coverage of all things Italian as open as we can for anyone to read and most importantly ...