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Italia 61: The Padiglione Delle Fonti di Energia by Studio G.P.A. Monti and Lucio Fontana. For the Reconstruction of the Architectural Context Behind Fontana’s Environmental Installation

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On the centenary celebrations of the unification of Italy (1961), the Esposizione Internazionale del Lavoro (E.I.L.) or International Labour Exhibition, was organized in Turin to celebrate work as a foundational value of Italian identity and the highest ...
Antonio Aiello
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Marzia Faietti racconta a MMD la sua esperienza e i suoi progetti di presidente internazionale del CIHA

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Marzia Faietti was elected CIHA’s international president last June and retraces the stages that led her to taking this office. She emphasizes the importance of a constructive dialogue among different national groups and the significance of strengthening
Marzia Faietti
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Moving beyond the collective oblivion of the Italian colonial past

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L’articolo esplora le dinamiche contrastanti tra gli sforzi degli artivisti per amplificare la voce della comunità eritrea a Milano e la decisione del Comune di Milano di dedicare i Giardini Pubblici e una statua a Indro Montanelli.
Alessandro Paolo Lena   +2 more
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The Natural Compound Hydrophobic Usnic Acid and Hydrophilic Potassium Usnate Derivative: Applications and Comparisons. [PDF]

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Araújo HDA   +5 more
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The Long Story of Statues of Columbus: Revisiting Cultural Heritage Symbols in the United States

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One of the most celebrated, glorified, studied, questioned, and attacked historical personalities, Christopher Columbus is undeniably a significant component of American identity.
Barbara Faedda
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Il Vittoriano: costruzione, morte e rinascita di un simbolo della nazione

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In 1878, after the death of Vittorio Emanuele II, the idea of erecting a monument in Rome to commemorate his memory and symbolize “modernity” in the Eternal City was proposed, leading to extensive demolition activities.
Marco Pizzo
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