Press

26/02/2015

Sport



Surfing in the woods: the peculiar story of Snowdonia

When we think about surfing, our mind inevitably goes to California or Hawaii and their…

24/02/2015

Economy



The future of Apple

Apple’s last quarterly revenues have shocked the world: 75m iPhone sold, a profit of over…

19/02/2015

Contemporary Art



Annie Leibovitz’s Pilgrimage

Just a few days left to visit Annie Leibovitz’s exhibition ‘Pilgrimage’ at the New York…

17/02/2015

Contemporary Art



From Caravaggio to Warhol: how the global art market is changing

2014 has been a record year for auction houses: Sotheby’s has sold $8,4 billion worth…

12/02/2015

Sport



Nothing is impossibile: El Capitan, Caldwell and Jorgeson

El Capitan is a mountain located in California's Yosemite National Park, a 2,307 metre tall…

05/02/2015

Contemporary Art



Big: Terry O’Neill’s shots on display in Miami

Terry O’Neill is a British photographer, class 1938: he has built his career on portraying…

03/02/2015

Sport



How does fatigue work?

What if we were to discover that fatigue really doesn’t exist? Or that, at least…

29/01/2015

Contemporary Art



On Kawara at the Guggenheim in NYC

From February 6 the Guggenheim Museum in New York will be celebrating famous conceptual art…

27/01/2015

Economy



A forest saved by drones

Drones - unpiloted or remotely piloted aerial vehicles - don't seem to have a great…

22/01/2015

Uncategorized



In outer space with Margaret and Samantha

In the past few months you've probably heard of Samantha Cristoforetti, Italy’s first woman in…

20/01/2015

Economy



Konza, the silicon savannah

Kenya is laying out the path for technological development as Konza, the country’s techno city,…

15/01/2015

Contemporary Art



Harvard Art Museum and Renzo Piano: a success story

The story that I want to tell you today justifies the reputation for excellence that…