The second edition of the Italian Reputation Awards took place this past weekend at the prestigious Italian Cultural Institute on Park Avenue in New York City. Hosted in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institute of NYC, Reputation Research, and the […]
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
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
This week, the Philippe Labaune Gallery introduced “Together” to the art district’s community. Critics and art lovers packed the small gallery to take in the 16 acrylic paintings in Ponzi’s new collection. A traditional medium for a not-so-traditional process. Ponzi’s
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It’s safe to say New York City’s modern art scene has seen it all. But one Italian artist is on a mission to challenge this notion with his invention of an entirely new medium. Federico Vezzaro has spent 15 years
This week, representatives of the University of Naples, Federico II, celebrated the institution’s 800-year anniversary at its New York City satellite center in the presence of American business and educational leaders. The two-day event was part of the institution’s wider
The New York State Department of Health has approved Mount Sinai Health System’s request to permanently shut down Beth Israel Hospital. However, multiple surviving lawsuits are preventing the setting of a definite closure date as suspicions around Mount Sinai’s official
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Briana Gordley was a student with no credit history living on an annual income of $15,000 when she first heard about a service called “Afterpay.” She had recently moved to Lexington, Kentucky for college and needed a heavy coat to
The line to enter the Manchester City pop-up shop at Rockefeller Center stretched back multiple blocks. Fans of the soccer team arrived in flocks, eager to buy merchandise exclusive to the location and add their names above their favorite player’s
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October 7th marks the one-year anniversary of Hamas’ attacks against Israeli civilians in which 1,200 people were killed and hundreds taken hostage. Members of Columbia University’s community, which drew widespread attention to itself throughout the past year due to the
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