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  • Events: Reports

    New York Celebrates Italian Cinema

    I. I.(November 30, 2015)
    This upcoming December comes with a series of events: a retrospective of filmmaker Antonio Pietrangeli, in collaboration with Luce Cinecittà and the best of contemporary filmmaking in Italy, in collaboration with Rai Cinema. And 10 Italian Stories" a table book created in collaboration with Rai Eri (RAI's publishing company), which includes the best images taken from the backstage of the 10 movies that were donated to MoMA.
  • Dining in & out: Articles & Reviews

    Jerry’s Shopping Dream

    I. I(November 25, 2015)
    The italian philosophy of selling the best products at the lowest possible prices
  • Art & Culture

    Italy Chose "Non Essere Cattivo" for Oscar Candidate

    Christina Boalt(November 19, 2015)
    This past week, Italy chose "Non Essere Cattivo" to be their Academy Award candidate to be submitted for the title of Best Foreign Language Film award this upcoming award season. Nine movies in total were up for this particular status in Italy, but ultimately it was decided that this 1990’s set drama was to move forward in the competition.
  • Art & Culture

    25 Years of N.I.C.E., New Italian Cinema Events

    Natasha Lardera(November 17, 2015)
    Every fall for the past 25 years, N.I.C.E., New Italian Cinema Events, has brought an important selection of Italian films by first time and second time directors to New York. Directed by Viviana del Bianco N.I.C.E. has a mission: supporting and promoting contemporary Italian cinema on an international level. Through the years the festival has discovered many talents, including Oscar-winner Paolo Sorrentino. I-Italy spoke to Maya Breschi, US Executive Director.
  • Art & Culture

    Modigliani Scores Title of Second Most Expensive Artwork

    Christina Boalt(November 11, 2015)
    On Tuesday November 10th at Christie’s, Amedeo Modigliani’s Nu Couché was sold for a whopping $170.4 million dollars to a wealthy art collector in Shanghai, China over the phone. This price tag makes it the second most expensive piece of artwork to be sold at Christie’s ever in history.
  • Events: Reports

    The Light of Southern Italy

    M. T.(September 29, 2015)
    At the Italian Cultural Institute paintings from the 19th- Century Neapolitan School on show from October 8th to November 5th.

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