Over the course of his lengthy career, which spanned from the 30s to the 90s, legendary Italian actor Marcello Mastroianni starred in over 100 films. Many of them, including La Dolce Vita and 8 ½, went on to be considered classics of Italian cinema. Today, Cinecittà, the preeminent film institution in Italy, is working to […]
On December 6, the event “Architecture and Innovation: Opportunities and Italian Real Estate Heritage” was inaugurated at the Italian Cultural Institute of New York as part of the International Real Estate Developers Forum. The event, organized by ANSVI (Italian National Association of Real Estate Developers), brought together Italian developers and brokers to explore the dynamics
This week, the Consulate General of Italy in NYC hosted the Italian Minister of Disability, Alessandra Locatelli, for a discussion on disability rights in Italy, in the presence of activists and supporters of the cause. The theme of the discussion was “Italy and Inclusion: The Person at the Center.” Speakers emphasized the need for disability
DETROIT (USA) – The Consulate of Italy in Detroit, wrapping up the 9th Edition of the “Week of Italian Cuisine in the World,” expressed satisfaction for the celebration of Italy’s rich culinary heritage. The initiative aimed to promote Italian food traditions, the use of healthy ingredients, and the Mediterranean diet’s role in fostering a balanced
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NEW YORK – Institutionalizing the role of the Mediterranean Diet not only as a food model but also as a symbol of cultural identity and a tool for promoting environmental sustainability and global health. Representatives from FAO, UNESCO, and the academic world discussed this on Friday afternoon at the United Nations in New York during
On November 19, 2024, the Italian Cultural Institute of New York hosted “Voices of Heritage: From Beneventan Manuscripts to Modern Music,” an event that celebrated the extraordinary project of the Benevento Conservatory “Nicola Sala,” which crossed the Atlantic to share the ancient art of liturgical chant—a unique testimony to the musical and cultural heritage of
