Press

29/07/2014

Philosophy



Being philosophers nowadays

It's not unusual to encounter some hostility in regards to humanistic studies: the market’s demand…

25/07/2014

Sport



Sophie’s Wind

Today I want to tell you a story that combines kitesurfing, a sport that I…

22/07/2014

Economy



Coal? It’s doing well, unfortunately.

Many consider coal as an obsolete energy source, or at most what Italian tradition says…

17/07/2014

Economy



What changes when a woman attempts to negotiate a job offer?

Could it really be possible that only the 7% of women attempts to negotiate a…

15/07/2014

Economy



Suleman Diaria: the fairytale of a new Italian. And of a born-entrepreneur.

You need willpower, tenacity, motivation to fight: but the sweat and the hard work always…

10/07/2014

Philosophy



How do today’s teenagers change

Few days ago someone told me about the results of an US government-commissioned research, which,…

08/07/2014

Contemporary Art



Art is therapy: Alain De Botton at Rijksmuseum

After all, it’s a legitimate question: what is art for? British-Swiss intellectual and volcanic philosopher…

03/07/2014

Philosophy



Every road leads to us: Andrea De Spirt’s journey

An entrepreneur’s office can easily transform into a cage, most times a psychological one. To…

01/07/2014

Contemporary Art



14 Rooms and Art Basel: a collective performance across space, time and physicality

This year's edition of Art Basel ended on June 22. For the modern art world,…

24/06/2014

Contemporary Art



William Klein: from outsider to master

Good news for photography lovers: William Klein is having a show in London and Paris…

19/06/2014

Sport



Skateistan: the story of Oliver Percovich

I really like stories driven by an unforeseeable event: sometimes they are stories that in…

17/06/2014

Philosophy



Can the Millennials make it?

Can the Millennials – those born between the beginning of the eighties and the year…