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Boetti’s Maps at the Tate Modern: an Italian outlook on a changing world

Today I would like to talk about a superb retrospective dedicated to Alighiero Boetti that has just concluded at the…

14 years ago

Immersed in African art

Africa keeps drawing my attention, perhaps because it remains a mysterious continent, far from our way of life, while at…

14 years ago

Earthquake in Emilia Romagna. Beyond the rubble, the determination to start over

After the first tremors of May 20th, it seems the earth doesn’t want to stop shaking in Emilia Romagna. This…

14 years ago

Is the Internet making us stupid?

The Internet has great potential and should be incentivized – of this there is obviously no doubt. However, as is…

14 years ago

Sport and study can co-exist. In fact, they must

You know that I am a massive sport enthusiast. You also know (I mentioned it here and in other ways…

14 years ago

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf: the future is woman

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is the President of Liberia (in her second term in office), Africa’s first woman head of state,…

14 years ago

Not everything has a meaning. But it is hard to admit it

The homo oeconomicus is someone you wouldn’t like to have as an enemy. He is the type of person who…

14 years ago

A globalised world? No, it’s divided into three tribes

How are we rebuilding the world, following the fall of ideologies and of old geopolitical boundaries?

14 years ago

Profit is good (and makes Africa work)

Much has been said about Mohammad Yunus, Bengali economist, banker and 2006 winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. With his…

14 years ago