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  • Facts & Stories

    Florence and New York. United in Diversity

    Mila Tenaglia(March 06, 2015)
    For Dario Nardella, the mayor of Florence currently visiting New York, there is a great cultural bridge tying together “New York, the world’s greatest global city, and Florence, the world’s smallest global city”. During his brief trip, a plan for property investment in his city was also presented.
  • Art & Culture

    "The Art Show" Features Italian Artists and Influences

    Emily Hayes(March 06, 2015)
    "The Art Show," an annual fair of the Art Dealer's Association of America, located at the Park Avenue Armory, includes multiple artworks by Italian Impressionists and Futurists. Many other works draw clear inspiration and influence from these Italian artists.
  • Art & Culture

    Sculpture in the Age of Donatello

    Mila Tenaglia(February 27, 2015)
    F​or the first time in New York an exhibition that will guide you through the ​captivating beauty of Renaissance. From February 20 the MOBIA, Museum of Biblical Art, will have on display twenty-three masterpieces representative of the Florentine Renaissance. A journey inside the Florence pf the 14th and 15th centuries, among the sculptures by Donatello, Brunelleschi, Luca della Robbia, Nanni di Bianco and many others.
  • Art & Culture

    Culture: The soul of the Italian Economy

    Mila Tenaglia(February 27, 2015)
    The Minister of Cultural Heritage and Activities and of Tourism in visit in New York. Dario Franceschini presented the government plan Art Bonus and the cultural program for Expo 2015 at the Italian Cultural Institute and at the Consulate General. “Investing in culture is good for minds, and spirits of Italians, as wells as for the Italian Economy”
  • Art & Culture

    Ben-Hur Remake in Progress in Matera

    Emily Hayes(February 13, 2015)
    Matera, famous city in southeastern Italy, attracted more tourists Monday as a month long shooting began for the remake of the historical film Ben-Hur. Most of the filming takes place in the Sassi, famous ancient cave dwellings in the center of the city.
  • Dining in & out: Articles & Reviews

    An Odd Couple in a "Wine Mill"

    I. I.(February 13, 2015)
    “Mulino a Vino” (or Wine Mill) has just opened a few months ago and is already making the headlines. Writer and pleasure activist Fred Plotkin went there with the i-Italy TV crew to find out why. Find video interviews and the transcript of his conversation with Chef Davide Scabin.

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