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From census to citizenship: how the Romans proved who they were
The Roman Empire brought together millions of people of different cultures, ethnicities and religions. But how did its ...
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The One Hundred Horizons of Asolo
Asolo may be small but it is big in history and charm. To understand it, you just need to think about the many artists who ...
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The Renaissance of anatomy: how Italian artists transformed science and art
His engraving Battle of the Nudes shows a remarkable attention to musculature and movement, hinting at his involvement in ...
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Nabucco: the opera that became a symbol of freedom
Verdi’s Nabucco, and especially its chorus Va’, Pensiero, has been long associated with Risorgimento and is still today a ...
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Culture, nature, and identity: Agrigento’s vision for 2025
When Agrigento was declared the Italian Capital of Culture for 2025 on May 25, 2023, the significance of the title and the ...
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Los Angeles, like San Francisco after the 1906 earthquake
Los Angeles has been going through one of the most dramatic times of its history, but just like San Francisco after the 1906 ...
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Bialetti: a story of Italian craftsmanship and innovation
Founded in 1919 by Alfonso Bialetti in Crusinallo, a small town in Italy’s Piedmont region, Bialetti began as a workshop specializing in aluminum semi-finished products. Originally called Alfonso ...
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A different way to experience Italy’s olive oil-making tradition: oleotourism
Italy is the world’s second-largest producer of olive oil after Spain, with an estimated production of 324,000 tons in the 2023/2024 crop year; needless to say, the olive oil sector is a significant ...
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Elio and Stefano Ciol’s exhibit “Into the Light” explores light and form through photography
The exhibit at the Museo Italo Americano in San Francisco will be up until February 2nd, 2025 (Photo courtesy of Museo Italo Americano, San Francisco) Renowned for his exceptional use of black and ...