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 […]

Being inspired in Napoli. A conversation with Christian Leperino.

Christian Leperino  is a Neapolitan painter and sculptor. He teaches Sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts. Some of his works are present in museum collections and public spaces, including MADRE Museum in Napoli, MMOMA-Moscow Museum of Modern Art, IICT in Tokyo, Civic Gallery of Contemporary Art of Suzzara, Naples-Mergellina station, Cathedral of the Assumption, […]

The long-awaited rebirth

An ancient and contemporary tale. By A.D.A. In Winter, the earth is cold. It is sorrowful and bare. Demetra is saddened by the loss of Persephone, her daughter. Ade kidnapped the girl and kept her with him. Only for a few months a year her mother is allowed to see her. Punctually, for the return […]

Neapolitan Power – The music phenomenon told by Tony Cercola

The advance of the American and African culture in the post-war period as well as the political and cultural changes brought in Italy a series of contaminations that developed in the Neapolitan music scene in the 70s. Italy, especially the South of Italy, has always been a place of contaminations. In this case we are […]

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