Massimo Lentsch on reviving Lipari’s volcanic vines
On the Aeolian islands, Massimo Lentsch is rebuilding an archipelago’s lost wine tradition one vine at a time.
On the Aeolian islands, Massimo Lentsch is rebuilding an archipelago’s lost wine tradition one vine at a time.
One of Italy’s most prestigious essay prizes is held in the medieval hill town of Caccuri; winner on August 10.
A second-century marble goddess swaps her dark museum storeroom for a hotel lobby in the centre of the eternal city.
Inside Palazzo Gradenigo, many of the bronzes are labourers modelled on the very workers who brought the palazzo back to life.
Inside Casa dei Tre Oci, where Žižek, Agamben and the world’s biggest thinkers come to discuss the future.
A Venice palazzo, shut for five centuries, now home to asocial hub: the Human Safety Net Foundation.
Eight million people, 23 countries, glowing tapestries and a Pugliese luminaria on show at Procuratie Vecchie.
Closed for centuries, restored by Chipperfield, the Procuratie now host a foundation training on flexing strengths.
Venice’s lagoon winery Venissa, where a 21st-generation winemaker revived an almost-extinct grape, to global acclaim.
A walled vineyard, just one hectare, in the Venetian Lagoon revives an extinct grape on the sleepy island of Mazzorbo.
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