Forty years of Fiumara d’Arte in the Nebrodi
Forty years after a grieving son commissioned a riverside memorial, Sicily’s once-prosecuted sculpture park faces a quieter test.
Forty years after a grieving son commissioned a riverside memorial, Sicily’s once-prosecuted sculpture park faces a quieter test.
Mascagni’s opera filled a Sicilian castle park with visitors from abroad, while Verga’s abandoned village comes back to life.
A mirror-steel winged horse and 5,000 pupils’ terracotta tiles turn a Catania school square into Librino’s newest public artwork.
Ragusa’s council picked over 1,100 kilograms of olives from public trees, and 160 liters of oil is headed for nurseries.
A hamlet on Sicily’s Eolian islands reachable only by boat has reopened its school after 20 years, for a class of one.
Scorsese accepts honorary presidency of Italy’s David awards, capping a summer of change at the film academy.
Theatre launches restoration of Lentini’s derelict Carabinieri barracks in Sicily, a first inside a building empty since 1990.
A Roman-era shipwreck laden with hundreds of amphorae has surfaced off Sicily, revealing new details about ancient trade.
Two sold-out nights at the Donnafugata castle near Ragusa, under the honorary presidency of Plácido Domingo.
Palermo’s creative director on the runaway saint, the plague, and some 300,000 people celebrating her.
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