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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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Crossing the small Alda Merini bridge on the Naviglio Grande in Milan, I came across another display of the ‘tradition’
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The title of this poster, “Darkness isn’t absence, it’s a fertile space of possibility”, made me think of Kandinsky’s 1935
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I am deeply proud and honored to announce the renewal of my UNESCO Chair on Visual Literacy for a second
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How we perceive reality around us heavily depends on the narratives that dominate our public spaces.An example: During the Second
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