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The museum, a rich container Humboldt Forum is housed in a reconstruction, a perfect copy of the Stadtschloss that was the residence of the Hohenzollerns. Three sides are in the Baroque style, while the fourth […]
Danza con me by Roberto Bolle on Rai 1 is a popular party which has welcomed 2021 in style, with 3,848,000 spectators and 17% share. This edition has focused on Vasco Rossi who presented his […]
Aldo Gerbino is a poet who moves everything: thoughts, moods, memories, perspectives, hopes, “perverse nostalgia”. He does this, simultaneously with the outside world, from “the late cicada among the sugary reeds” to the cosmos known […]
A mystery between the streets of Shanghai.. Solving a murder case by referring to a similar case which happened a thousand years ago is not bad for former Inspector Chen Cao. Thanks to the twelve […]
Before the 2020 is over, it is good to remember what happened two hundred years ago in Naples. On 7 July 1820, the Italian Carbonari and in particular the Southern Italian ones, led by Guglielmo […]
Dance during the pandemic: Digital alternatives Creating dancing in the times of the pandemic is a courageous undertaking, of great inventiveness. This is while there is a debate between the supporters of the theatre exclusively […]
The origins and the mission of l’Antilope Les Editions de l’Antilope was born in 2014 in Paris by two creators: Anne-Sophie Dreyfus and Gilles Rizier. The first had already worked for twenty years in the […]
We are pleased to offer our readers three of the poems published in the Italian poet’s book titled The Light in the Eyes, 1988-2018, Aragno Publisher, 2019. They have been chosen and translated into English […]
For love of K-Pop A very colorful book of wordsand pictures, almost a comic book, a story of rites of passage in a jokingly self-ironic form. These are common traits to many diaries or teenage […]
In the digital era, we are used to the algorithm, from the ones of the pandemic to those of the contagion. Michele Mezza, a long-time journalist, essayist, professor of New Marketing and New Media at […]
Alexander Ekman, choreographer Alexander Ekman (Stockholm, 1984), studied at the Royal Swedish Ballet, where he entered at 16 years old. He has danced at the Junior Nederlands Dans Theater and at the Cullberg Ballet. The […]
Pontus Lidberg was born in Stockholm in 1977. A choreographer and filmmaker, he was the son of a psychologist and psychiatrist, and with a solid foundation he has become one of the strongest names in […]
About Contemporary Art A friend, passionate about art, historian, but above all committed to the contemporary front, returns from an exhibition and blurts out: “I am fed up with all these little pictures, these little […]
On that thursday he had woken up badly; it was the cat’s fault as it jumped onto his bed. Before sunrise, and it loomed annoying and lightly, insinuating itself between the flaps of the blanket […]
Johan Inger (1967), now at Aterballetto, had studies at the Royal Swedish Ballet School in Stockholm, and studied at the National Ballet School in Canada. He danced for 5 years with the Swedish Royal Ballet. […]
It is interesting to see how through photography one can address all the issues that heat up debates about our future. The various photography festivals around Europe put in place a myriad of facets of […]
A retrospective show To celebrate the 50th anniversary of SITE (founded by James Wines in 1970), the architect Sergei Tchoban, director of the Tchoban Foundation in Berlin, has organized an exhibition of drawings, about sixty […]
Swedish Dance There are 2 forges that nurture choreographic talents in Sweden, resulting in an entirely Scandinavian phenomenon, which, in 2000s, had established itself on the international stage, with a global projection. More choreographers-creators have […]
Edward Lucie-Smith was born in Kingston, Jamaica, moving to the United Kingdom in 1946. He was educated at The King’s School, Canterbury, and, after a little time in Paris, he read History at Merton College, Oxford from 1951 to 1954. […]