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Italian and American Scivoli Di San Vito, Sicily FREE! All Things Italian in the U.S. Year 4 — Issue 1 — Spring 2017 — $5.00 Reaching you with a brand www.i-Italy.org new national edition Communicating Italy is a labor of love. Starting with the current issue, i-Italy will be traveling Follow us on the web and on social networks If you are in NYC watch us every Sunday at 1:00 pm beyond New York to cover Boston, San on NYC Life (Channel 25 - HD 525) Francisco, Los Angeles and Washington, DC. See inside page 73 LandscapesItalian and American Scivoli di San Vito, Sicily. Photo by Giuseppe Di Piazza Giuseppe Di by Photo Sicily. di San Vito, Scivoli WATCH THE VIDEO ww Focus ww Style ww Bookshelf ww Cuisine ww Travel ww Italy in the City Gianandrea Noseda When Rome was Elena Ferrante’s Marketing Italy Abroad. The Enchantment Where To Go and and Harvey Sachs on Italy’s Film and Neapolitan Novels The Good, the Erotic, of the Ionian Coast What To Do Italian the Future of Opera Fashion Capital Revisited and the Bad of Calabria from Coast to Coast ww CONTENTS FREE! All Things Italian in the U.S. Year 4 — Issue 1 — Spring 2017 — $5.00 Italy in the City 05 Editorial Italy is everywhere around you wAshINgtoN New York Reaching you with a brand bostoN sAN frANCIsCo www.i-Italy.org Los ANgeLes new national edition Communicating Italy is a labor of love. Starting In this issue: Where to go Renato Miracco Cultural attaché to the Italian embassy in washington, DC Francesco Genuardi with the current issue, i-Italy will be traveling What to do Consul general of Italy in New York Follow us on the web and on social networks Giorgio Van Straten Director, Italian Cultural Italian Institute, New York Nicola De Santis Consul general of Italy beyond New York to cover Boston, San If you are in NYC watch us every Sunday at 1:00 pm in boston Lorenzo Ortona Consul general of Italy in san francisco Joseph Stella (1877–1946) Antonio Verde on NYC Life (Channel 25 - HD 525) Title Brooklyn Bridge Consul general of Italy in Los Angeles Yale University Art Gallery Francisco, Los Angeles and Washington, DC. Wikipedia Commons Valeria Rumori Director, Italian Cultural Institute, Los Angeles See inside page 73 Italian and American Landscapes focus Scivoli di San Vito, Sicily. Photo by Giuseppe Di Piazza Giuseppe Di by Photo Sicily. di San Vito, Scivoli WATCH THE VIDEO 08 Stories in Frames ww Focus ww Style ww Bookshelf ww Cuisine ww Travel ww Italy in the City Gianandrea Noseda When Rome was Elena Ferrante’s Marketing Italy Abroad. The Enchantment Where To Go and and Harvey Sachs on Italy’s Film and Neapolitan Novels The Good, the Erotic, of the Ionian Coast What To Do Italian the Future of Opera Fashion Capital Revisited and the Bad of Calabria from Coast to Coast by Letizia Airos The powerful visual narrative of writer i-Italy and photographer Giuseppe Di Piazza www.i-italy.org 11 A Conversation A magazine about everything Italian on the Future of Opera in the US with Gianandrea Noseda year 4 issue 1 and Harvey Sachs spring 2017 — 14 Heritage, Politics Editor in Chief and Women Empowerment Letizia Airos [email protected] by Ottorino Cappelli Project Manager Interviewing Patricia de Stacy Harrison, President Ottorino Cappelli of CPB, recently elected co-chair of NIAF [email protected] Staff & Contributors 18 MITEI. The Search Tommaso Cartia, Natasha Lardera, for Our Energy Future Mila Tenaglia — editorial coordination Michele Scicolone and Charles by Mattia Ferraresi Scicolone — food & wine editors Camilla Sentinelli — fashion editor 20 What It Takes to Realize Rosanna Di Michele — chef Judith Harris, Maria Rita Latto, Italy’s Potential in the World Virginia di Falco — Italy correspondents by Letizia Airos Stefano Albertini, Giuseppe Basso, Dino Borri, Enzo Capua, Fred Gardaphe, Jerry Meeting Vincenzo Boccia, President of Italy’s Krase, Gennaro Matino, Lucia Pasqualini, General Confederation of Industry Fred Plotkin, Stanislao Pugliese, Francine Segan — columnists & contributors Matteo Banfo, Ennio Serafini, 23 The Courage to Shout Mattia Minasi — TV & multimedia team for Peace and Justice Alex Catti, Samantha Janazzo, Joelle by Gennaro Matino Grosso, Kayla Pantano — events team Francesca Maltauro — marketing Darrell Fusaro — cartoonist 24 CPAs Without Borders Will Schutt — translator by L. A. 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Mignone 56 Must Reads, Must Listens style 57 The History and Politics of the last 70 Years of Italian Migration to the US 35 When Rome Was Italy’s Film and Fashion Capital cuisine by Stefano Dominella A doyen of the fashion world leads us through the first installment of a multipart trip to the heart 58 Marketing Italy Abroad: The of Made in Italy Good, the Erotic, and the Bad by Giulia Iani 38 Fashion and Ethics by Kayla Pantano 61 Italian Wine in America by L. 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