Simone Chiorri’s “Giochi Sinestesici” exhibition extended until mid-AugustAt the Grand Hotel Parker’s in Naples Given its widespread public and critical success, the Perugian artist’s first solo exhibition in Naples—created under the supervision of renowned designer Pietro Del Vaglio—is exceptionally continuing for an additional two weeks. NAPLES – A wide response from visitors, critics, and collectors […]
July 30 marks the conclusion of “Giochi Sinestesici”
July 30 marks the conclusion of “Giochi Sinestesici” (Synesthetic Games), the first Neapolitan solo exhibition by Perugia-based artist Simone Chiorri “Naples confirms itself as a great capital of art and Mediterranean languages“ Wide success at the Grand Hotel Parker‘s for the exhibition curated under the supervision of the great designer Pietro Del Vaglio. NAPLES – […]
NERA – Casa Museo Arte Scienza Opens in Roccadaspide
Opening on August 10, 2026 at 6:00 PM with the installation “Quanti e Musicalità” by Nera d’Auto. A week of performances and conviviality until August 16. On August 10, 2026 at 6:00 PM, NERA – Casa Museo Arte Scienza will open at Via dell’Arte 7 in Roccadaspide, the residence and archive of artist Nera d’Auto. […]
A new book reveals the CIA’s role in Italian politics, drawing on documentary evidence gathered by Raffaele Romano.
On Monday, September 28, 2026, at 5:30 PM, the Giacomo Matteotti Foundation will host the presentation of *Andreotti, Craxi e Moro visti dalla CIA* (Andreotti, Craxi, and Moro as Seen by the CIA). This groundbreaking work by author Raffaele Romano sheds light on decades of American interference in Italian political affairs. Unlike accounts based on […]
When Memory Becomes Action: A Two-Day Seminar on Justice, Art, and Transnational Solidarity
How do we transform memory into resistance? How can art, education, and collective action confront the weight of historical injustice and build bridges across communities? This weekend, the Center for Armenian Arts invites you to explore these urgent questions at Memory, Resistance & Transnational Solidarity: From 2012 to the Present and Beyond—a two-day international seminar […]
The Festival Paradox: Tradition, Transformation, and the €Billion Question in Italian Sagre
The orange festival, the onion festival, the porchetta festival—the lovely town spins them out, one after another, like beads on a string. Then comes the singer- storytelles who gives voice to our own voices. There is dancing, singing, and eating together. The townspeople, the parish, the organizing committee—all have woven their threads into the festival’s […]
“SACRUM 5 Visioni Plastiche Contemporanee” Cantalupo nel Sannio, 2026
On Saturday, August 1, 2026, at 5:30 PM, the exhibition “SACRUM 5 Visioni Plastiche Contemporanee” (SACRUM 5 Contemporary Sculptural Visions), curated by Maurizio Vitiello, will open at the Church of the Santissimo Salvatore in Cantalupo nel Sannio (IS). Held under various official patronages, the exhibition features recent works by Beatriz Cárdenas, Maria Pia Daidone, Claudio […]
Final two weeks to view “Giochi Sinestesici” by Simone Chiorri
The exhibition—hosted in the Hall of Mirrors at the Grand Hotel Parker’s in Naples—runs until July 30. The artist from Perugia is donating the work “Spazio Scenico” to the permanent collection of this historic luxury five-star hotel in Naples. The solo exhibition, curated under the supervision of internationally renowned designer Pietro Del Vaglio, has met […]
The Dreamer Has Reached the Light: Remembering Peppino Di Capri
Goodbye to the Dreamer Who Made Italy Sing That dreamer—who made a living selling dreams—would have celebrated his birthday on the 27th of this month, yet he reached the light sooner, leaving a poem upon our lips. Peppino di Capri wrote and performed songs that traveled the globe Ciao Peppino!
Noi non siamo Napoletani: Michelangelo Iossa’s new book chronicles the one hundred “non-Neapolitans” who made Naples great
“NOI NON SIAMO NAPOLETANI “ Michelangelo Iossa’s new book chronicles the one hundred “non-Neapolitans” who made Naples great. Journalist and writer Michelangelo Iossa‘s twentieth book, published by MEA Publisher, is available in bookstores from July 20th. Preface by Renzo Arbore. A surprising journey into the identity of a city that has always belonged to those […]
Trio Brio’s Star Is Rising: Making Waves Across Southern California
An elegant fusion of Italian Revival and Dolce Vita style is taking Southern California by storm, where Neapolitan classical song, and Italian music meet jazz in sophisticated lounge atmospheres. Southern California is experiencing an elegant fusion of Italian Revival, Dolce Vita, Neapolitan classical music, the sophistication of jazz, and lounge atmospheres, and Trio Brio is […]
Poet Maria Cuono Receives Certificate of Merit at 19th Alberoandronico National Award
Maria Cuono’s literary and journalistic career continues to garner significant acclaim. A standout achievement this season is the Certificate of Merit she received in the prestigious setting of the Sala della Protomoteca at the Campidoglio in Rome, during the 19th edition of the renowned “Alberoandronico” National Award. The honor was awarded for her poetry collection […]
Spirit of Naples 2. Natascia Borrelli
Welcome to the second episode of “Spirit of Naples”! The Neapolitan cook who’s winning hearts (and appetites!) with super delicious recipes and hilarious videos—all in Neapolitan. In this interview, Natascia reveals how she invents her mouth-watering dishes, why she faced criticism for speaking Neapolitan (and why she didn’t care!), what it’s like being stopped on […]
Marjane Satrapi’s Enduring Voice and Creative Legacy
Remembering Marjane Satrapi: Artist, Storyteller, Cultural Bridge The world has lost a singular artistic voice with the passing of Marjane Satrapi, who died on June 4, 2026, in Paris at the age of 56. The Franco-Iranian graphic novelist and filmmaker built a body of work that successfully connected diverse cultures through honesty and emotional power. […]
Hero, Artist, and Ghost: The Incredible Story of Joe Palermo, Italian Hero in the UK
The man behind the hero that England celebrated and Italy forgot These days, there is much talk about the terrible tragedy that occurred in Modena—perpetrated by El S.—and about the official recognition being granted to the rescuers. Among them, it appears, is a young Indian man who, during an interview with Italy’s national broadcaster RAI, […]
New Video Series “Spirit of Naples” Launches with Acclaimed Actor Francesco Di Leva
Exclusive interview series spotlights Neapolitan artistsand personalities who embody the soul and passion of Naples Naples, Italy – May 13, 2026 – A groundbreaking new video series celebrating the authentic voices of Neapolitan culture launches Thursday, May 21st, 2026, with award-winning actor and screenwriter Francesco Di Leva as its inaugural guest. “Spirit of Naples” offers […]
Spirit of Naples 1. Francesco Di Leva
Welcome to the premiere episode of “Spirit of Naples”! Francesco Di Leva is the celebrated actor from San Giovanni a Teduccio whose performances have captivated audiences across film and theater for over twenty years. From his breakthrough role in Una Vita Tranquilla (A Quiet Life) to winning David di Donatello awards for Nostalgia and Familia, […]
Sottosopra. Presentation of the essay by Vincenzo Notaro: between media, myth, and contemporary crisis
The presentation of the essay Sottosopra: Il mondo dopo Stranger Things tra declino e destino (Sottosopra: The World After Stranger Things—Between Decline and Destiny) by Vincenzo Notaro will take place at the Early Christian Basilicas of Cimitile. It is an event that weaves together media analysis, philosophical reflection, and the activation of an archaeological space. […]