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Heritage is enacted and depicted. Both are powerful means for collective memory to be preserved. The “Santa” Festival is one
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Heritage is enacted and depicted. Both are powerful means for collective memory to be preserved. The “Santa” Festival is one
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During the past days, from September 8 to 11, we, the Mediterranean UNESCO Chairs, discussed identities and diversity; inclusions and
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I caught myself scrolling endlessly while waiting my turn for an appointment. Instead of clearing my head, as my intention
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Upon entering the Triennale’s shop in Milan, Gae Aulenti’s phrase caught my eye: “Saper Vedere, saper Riconoscere, saper Scambiare” (Knowing
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Mimmo Palladino’s “Sleepers” at Palazzo Citterio, in Milan, evoked powerful narratives. The fragmented terracotta figures were awkwardly vulnerable in their
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Tu Sei Futuro / You Are Future. The 3D phrase in front of the STEP Futurability District in Milan made
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In his book from What is to what if, Rob Hopkins describes imagination as the ability to look at things
Have you ever wondered why search engines come up with women images every time you type the word ‘nurse’, or
The most limiting barrier to positive change isn’t a lack of resources, but a poverty of imagination and anticipation. This
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