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FREE! All Things Italian in the U.S. Year 4 — Issue 2-3 — Fall 2017 — $5.00 Discussing Columbus Italian Leaders in the US www.i-Italy.org Follow us on the web and on social networks If you are in NYC watch us every Sunday at 1:00 pm on NYC Life (Channel 25 - HD 525) Op-eds and debates pages 26-33 Interviewing Gabe Battista page 20 MagazzinoWhen Italian Art Is Your Life , 2007 Stracci italiani Stracci WATCH THE VIDEO Michelangelo Pistoletto, Pistoletto, Michelangelo ww Focus ww Style ww Bookshelf ww Cuisine ww Travel ww Italy in the City Piero Bassetti and How Milan Overtook Domenico Starnone’s Pizzamania Conquers Under the Spell of Where To Go and Fred Plotkin on What Rome as Italy’s Ties. Anna Lawton the States: How Many Sicilian Baroque. What To Do Italian Being an Italico Means Fashion Capital and Her Amy’s Story Stories Top a Pizza? An Island of Beauty from Coast to Coast 17Q3_DTV_Italian_Italia_Tribune_TFN_9x10.875_r02_v1.indd 1 10/11/17 4:37 PM ww CONTENTS FREE! All Things Italian in the U.S. Year 4 — Issue 2-3 — Fall 2017 — $5.00 05 Editorial Discussing Columbus Italian Leaders in the US www.i-Italy.org Follow us on the web and on social networks If you are in NYC watch us every Sunday at 1:00 pm on NYC Life (Channel 25 - HD 525) Op-eds and debates pages 26-33 Interviewing Gabe Battista page 20 MagazzinoWhen Italian Art Is Your Life focus WATCH THE VIDEO Michelangelo Pistoletto, Stracci italiani, 2007 Stracci Pistoletto, Michelangelo 08 Nancy Olnick and Giorgio ww Focus ww Style ww Bookshelf ww Cuisine ww Travel ww Italy in the City Piero Bassetti and How Milan overtook Domenico Starnone’s Pizzamania conquers the Under the spell of Where To Go and Fred Plotkin on what Rome as Italy’s Ties; Anna Lawton States: How many stories Sicilian Baroque. What To Do Italian being an Italico means Fashion Capital and her Amy’s Story Top a pizza? An Island of beauty from Coast to Coast Spanu: When Art Is Your Life by Letizia Airos i-Italy 12 A Century Committed to www.i-italy.org Family, Italy, and Art A magazine about everything Italian with Margaret Ricciardi and Laura Erikson in the US The second series of our video project on “Grandparents and Grandchildren in Italian America” year 4 issue 2-3 starts with Margaret Ricciardi and Laura Erikson Fall 2017 — Editor in Chief 16 Italy Beyond Italy: The Italic Way Letizia Airos with Fred Plotkin and Piero Bassetti [email protected] Project Manager A conversation on Pero Bassetti’s latest book Let’s Ottorino Cappelli Wake Up, Italics! and on what an “Italico” is [email protected] 20 The Rocky Road to Italian Staff & Contributors Tommaso Cartia, Natasha Lardera, American Success — editorial coordination by Ottorino Cappelli Michele Scicolone and Charles Interviewing Gabliel A. Battista, co-Chair of NIAF, Scicolone — food & wine editors for our series “Italian Leadership n America” Camilla Sentinelli — fashion editor Rosanna Di Michele — chef Judith Harris, Maria Rita Latto, 24 Bridging Businesses in Italy Virginia di Falco — Italy correspondents Stefano Albertini, Dino Borri, Enzo and the U.S. Capua, Al F. Roof, Fred Gardaphe, Jerry by Al F. 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Ruberto, Joseph Sciorra, and Geoffrey Symcox www.i-Italy.org Fall 2017 | i-Italy Magazine | 3 17Q3_DTV_Italian_Italia_Tribune_TFN_9x10.875_r02_v1.indd 1 10/11/17 4:37 PM 34 Paola Prestini, A Vision Into Art 58 Must Reads, Must Listens by Tommaso Cartia 59 A unique collection of the most 36 Energy Education: The End of important works of Dacia Maraini Coal, the Rise of Natural Gas by Luca Longo cuisine style 60 How Many Stories Top a Pizza? a special section by Tommaso Cartia 39 How Milan Overtook Rome as Italy’s Fashion Capital 61 Pizza Academy: Father & by Stefano Dominella Daughter Teaching Pizza with Roberto and Giorgia Caporuscio A doyen of the fashion world leads us through a multipart trip to the heart of Made in Italy 62 Eating Pizza, Losing Weight, 43 Mauro Porcini: Designing in a Becoming a Celebrity Globalized World with Pasquale Cozzolino by Maria Teresa Cometto 64 The Legend of “Di Fara 45 Fashion Trends: It’s a Polka- Pizza.” A Classic Italian Story Dots-Kind-of-Fall! with Domenico “Dom” DeMarco by Camilla Santinelli 66 Delicious and Healthful by Amy Riolo bookshelf 67 The King of Cured Meats by Dino Borri 49 Is Marriage the Ultimate 68 How To Prepare: Rice with Bourgeois Trap? Culatello and Parmigiano with Anna Lawton by Rosanna Di Michele and Domenico Starnone w A favorite dish, paired with the right wine 51 Dante In Love by Fred Gardaphe 69 Pesto alla Trapanese by Michele Scicolone 52 16 Stories of Women by Fred Gardaphe 69 Etna Bianco, from Sicly by Charles Scicolone 54 Amy’s Story of Friendship, Love, and Social Turmoil by Anna Lawton travel 55 A Journey Through History and Across Continents 70 Under the Spell of by Daniela Enriquez Baroque Sicily 57 ‘Summertime, and the by Goffredo Palmerini Livin’ is Easy...’ 75 Four Baroque Corners by Enzo Capua in Palermo by Dominique Fernandez 4 | i-Italy Magazine | Fall 2017 www.i-Italy.org Italy in the city boston washington 96 The North End. “A State of Mind Surrounded By Waters” 80 The Capital Italian by Amy Riolo by Augusto Ferraiuolo How Boston’s “Italian ward” gradually changed from a A journey through DC’s Italian roots while enjoying slum to the desirable area it is today its’ contemporary Italian-centric culture w events w events 82 Italian Calendar 98 Italian Calendar 83 War & Art: USA in Italy 98 Harvey Sachs on Arturo Toscanini w dining out 99 How We Fell in Love with Abruzzo and Why You Should, Too! 84 Our picks this season DC’s Dining scene in its Golden Age w dining out by Francesca Maltauro 100 Our picks this season 85 Acqua Al 2: A Taste of Tuscany Italian eating in the North End: From the by Samantha Janazzo Old World to modern Boston by Francesca Maltauro New yorK 101 Barbara Lynch: The Guru of Italian Cuisine in Boston 87 Modigliani Unmasked by Tommaso Cartia by Riccardo Chioni 88 The Blue Bus Project SAN Francisco by Natasha Lardera 102 Campioning Classic Italian 89 A Mobile Care Clinic Cinema in The Bay by Tommaso Cartia by Tommaso Cartia Inteview with Amelia Antonucci, founder of Cinema 90 Parole, Parole, Parole... Italia San Francisco by Stefano Albertini w w events events 91 Italian Calendar 104 Italian Calendar 92 Nanni Moretti, indefatigable 104 Baccari at the Italian American Museum: Tale Padre, Tale Figlio torchbearer of Italian cinema w dining out 93 Italian contemporary art in NYC’s cultural world and the art market 106 Our picks this season w dining out Italian bites in a Beat Generation vibe by Francesca Maltauro 94 Our picks this season Simply Italian: panini, dolci, gelati, and espresso 107 Tommaso’s: A SF landmark by Francesca Maltauro by T. 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