Reading time: 4 minutes We put together some of our favorite reads from 2022 for you. Fiction and non-fiction, our choices will allow you to travel across space and time without ever leaving your [ … ]
Fighting our battles: Can current green energy technologies save us from climate change?
Reading time: 4 minutes In 2015, the Paris Agreement was the first climate change treaty directly aimed at limiting the rise of global temperatures to between 1.5°C and 2°C (above pre-industrial levels). Ever since [ … ]
Richard Avedon: Relationships at Palazzo Reale
Reading time: 4 minutes The temporary exhibition will be kept on display inside Palazzo Reale’s grand exhibition rooms until the 29th of January 2023. The exhibition is organized by Palazzo Reale and Skira Editore. [ … ]
Down the Rabbit Hole: Why cognitive patterns predispose to fake news consumption
Reading time: 3 minutes Most of us are able to recognize an unknown and untrustworthy news source and call it out as such, but what happens to this ability if supposedly reliable figures exploit [ … ]
A Flickering Golden Ticket: the “color-blind” Casting of Hamilton: An American Musical
Reading time: 4 minutes In 2016, when Hamilton: An American Musical first opened on Broadway its pivotal innovation comprised telling the story of America’s founding fathers through performers of color. This musical became their [ … ]
What’s gonna make me famous? The ethics of giving media spotlight to criminals.
Reading time: 3 minutes Sometimes, with little regard to unlawful actions, an audience will be solely captivated by the moral integrity of a character fighting for what is right. But what happens when storytelling [ … ]