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    Court Ruling Gives Italian Culture a Black Eye

    Judith Harris(May 31, 2017)
    Thanks to Culture Minister Dario Franceschini's museum reform, management of 32 top Italian museums was opened to international competition in 2015. But today an administrative tribunal is kicking out the non-Italians - and kicking off a huge ruckus.
  • Facts & Stories

    Pope Francis Welcomes Trump to Vatican

    Kayla Pantano(May 24, 2017)
    Two of the West’s most influential leaders, President Donald Trump and Pope Francis, set aside their differences for a private 30-minute meeting on international affairs and the promotion of peace.
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    What's New at the Old Colosseum

    Judith Harris(May 03, 2017)
    From gladiators yielding plastic daggers to 3D adventures, the old Colosseum is up to new tricks, which include an exhibition showing its lively post-combat history.
  • Carciofi alla romana
    Dining in & out: From Eataly Magazine

    Carciofi alla Romana - Roman-style artichokes

    EATALY MAGAZINE(May 01, 2017)
    For the most flavorful dishes, we recommend cooking in season. Right now, our chefs are feeling this simple recipe that highlights fresh artichokes and transports us to Roma in the springtime.
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    Taking Pride in Italy's Outdoor Murales

    Judith Harris(April 26, 2017)
    Legend has it that Romulus founded Rome 2,770 years ago on April 21. Among the birthday celebrations was an outdoor concert on the Tiber River to honor artist William Kentridge, whose 1,804-feet long frieze decorates the embankment. Other handsome murals are now also appearing in Rome.
  • A look into the work of Jean-Michel Basquiat
    Art & Culture

    Basquiat: The Legacy of an American Icon

    Joelle Grosso(March 30, 2017)
    The ingenious work of Jean-Michel Basquiat will be showcased in the Eternal City from March 24th until July 2nd at the Chiostro del Bramante international cultural center.

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