Måneskin: Ten Talking Points
A critical, intergenerational perspective on the Italian band's victory at the Eurovision.
5 Reasons Why Italy Deserved To Win The Eurovision
Some additional reasons to celebrate Måneskin's victory, apart from the fact that they were actually the best contenstants.
Joyce And Svevo: Art Borrowing From Life
Joyce and Svevo lives and writings overlap, borrowing from each other's experiences as they learn from and influence each other's works.
Italy And The English Romantic Poets
How Lord Byron's encounter with Italy shaped English and Italian literature.
Italy At The Oscars
The Oscars represent the biggest prize in cinema. But which Italians have won the coveted award — and who will win this year?
The Inclusive Feminism Of Elena Ferrante
Her third novel is more than a tale of two friends, it is a window into the struggles that the feminism continues to face.
How Can Italian Cinema Be Revived?
The resuscitation of Italian cinema began over twelve years ago, with the gateways to contemporary themes and styles to cinema having opened.
Giangiacomo Feltrinelli: From Silver Spoons To Lead Bullets
How did a successful publisher end up blown to pieces under a lonely power line? The tragic story of Italy's multimillionaire guerilla fighter.
The Timelessness Of Dante
Celebrating Dante Alighieri’s 700-year death anniversary, we wondered who would populate in 2021 his known Inferno from The Divine Comedy.
The Crisis Of Italian Contemporary Art
The Italian art industry has wrongfully questioned how essential contemporary art is compared to classical art, throwing one of our fields of excellence away.