On the sidelines of the G-20 summit held in Saudi Arabia, a document was made public dell’Institute of international finance which greatly worried heads of state and government who, due to Covid, followed the meeting from afar. According to the figures that are read in these papers and which are confirmed (or directly provided) from … Read more
Marco Santagata, writer, literary critic and university professor, author of essays and novels, in serious condition in hospital in Pisa. Contrary to the news that had spread at first, the scholar was not dead but in an irreversible coma. He fell ill with Covid-19, with the virus grafted onto an already delicate clinical situation. – … Read more
To celebrate the event, the famous American contemporary art establishment will be free for all visitors for one month, Tuesday through Sunday. Through Le Figaro with AFP –Like the Met and the Whitney Museum, New York’s MoMA is ready to reunite with its audience after a five-month closure linked to the Covid-19 crisis. Tickets must … Read more
Joy and pain have an uncertain boundary, in the season that lights up the face. The phrase by Fabrizio De Andr, sung in Ave Maria (1971, from The good news) expands, like a colored prayer, at the center of a great work signed by Marco Nereo Rotelli. – Luigi Piccinini The painting is the first … Read more
New York: At the center of the epidemic Local inspection in a metropolis in crisis modeDesign: Max Böhnel and Andreas Robertz Journal-Panorama To the series20 04 2020 – – The corona crisis in New York is far from over. The state of New York with the metropolis of the same name records a third of … Read more
She died on Sunday at the Polyclinic Hospital in Milan Luisa Mandelli, wife of Guido Crepax, the creator of «Valentina». Born on December 25, 1937 in Trieste, she would have turned 83 next Christmas. A few days ago she had been hit by Covid-19 and hospitalized at the Polyclinic with severe interstitial pneumonia. He leaves … Read more
The Metropolitan Opera in New York has just announced: its 2020-21 season would not start until December 31, three months later than expected, due to the coronavirus pandemic. The institution is also studying the possibility of shortening certain representations. “Given the enormous organizational complexity of the Met calendar, we have no choice but to cancel … Read more
An election can be an adventure. Illusions and passion combine, you can fall for it. A re-election, a marriage. A thoughtful choice, a decision full of consequences, where the feeling is mixed with a project. This is the difference between the US presidential vote in 2016 and this one in 2020. If the United States … Read more
Direction New York on Park avenue. This is where one of the oldest bookstores in town is located. An institution weakened like many by the health crisis linked to Covid-19. So much so that its owner launched a call for help a week ago on social networks. Nancy Bass Wyden recalled that since Strand was … Read more
Sometimes it is the small catastrophes that get your nerve after the big ones. Even New Yorkers, who rarely get upset. But when they found a call for help from the Strand Bookstore on their social media channels last weekend, it was good. Hypergentrification, Trump, Corona and now that? The message was written by Nancy … Read more