Wall Street International Magazine

Saturday, November 27, 2021

Three categories of black inferiority were created: cultural, intellectual, and moral

Misinformation is false or inaccurate statements deliberately intended to deceive

The spread of misinformation is spreading across the land

For almost 400 years, misinformation in the form of stereotypes and malicious myths about African Americans have been the norm

Misinformation has been readily accepted, evolving over decades to fit the social, political, and economic needs of the times

Economy & Politics

Misinformation: as American as apple pie

The spread of misinformation is spreading across the land

Roderich Fick, Nazis buildings, Linz

Architecture & Design

Linz, the dictator and his architects

Nazi regime intended to reshape several German cities, so that each materialized its delirium of racial and cultural superiority

At COP26 in Glasgow, this vision of the long-term future was not discussed

Economy & Politics

Let's get money out of politics

Why COP26 failed future generations

Jacopo Mandich, Hug. Credit Gianmaria della Rossa. Courtesy of Faber art gallery

Something you can’t help looking at

Cristian Porretta on his long-lasting collaboration with Jacopo Mandich

On the Street

Piero Taruffi driving a Ferrari 315S wins the XXIV edition of Mille Miglia (1957) in front of his team mates Wolfgang Von Trips and Olivier Gendebien.

Mille Miglia, most beautiful race in the world

A race that encompasses a multitude of shades, facets and colors

Aerial view of Monte Carlo

Pure Indulgence

Let us please, turn the light on and drop the stones!

Drop the stones!

I just want to implore forgiveness for all this terrible mess that we bring to ourselves

A perfect Italian break

The transversal beauty of Italian products

A mind-blowing variety of premium food and wine artisans

Stepping out of your comfort-zone

Stepping out of your comfort-zone

3 ways to beat your fears

The Savigni Duo, Laura and Enrica

The passion for period instruments

The Savigni Duo. Love at first sight for fortepiano and nineteenth century guitar

Architecture & Design

The Great Synagogue of Rome

The story of the Great Synagogue of Rome

An interview with architect Sara Cava

Artists Stephanie Borg (l) and Sharon Naudi in front of a typical Maltese door

A closer look at the doors and doorknobs of Malta

Art

Joseph Montgomery, exhibition view, galleria Car Drde, Bologna

A deep and personal way of looking at things

An interview with Joseph Montgomery

Oscar Giaconia, The Grinder, oil on oiled paper and nylon case, 124x219 cm, ph. Roberto Ferro. Collezione Coppola, Vicenza

A monstrous journey in search of Oscar Giaconia

The Grinder, Mr. O., Bhulk, Calabiyau, Ginnungagap

Culture

Titanic tragedy really shows the class system in a nutshell

In memorial of Titanic and the great widows it left behind

Julie Cook relives her authorial journey with a candid interview

Scientists have warned that the present level of commitments would drastically increase heat waves, droughts, flooding and wildfires across the globe

Climate change conference of the parties 26

Do we still have leaders capable of making hard decisions?

Economy & Politics

Chinese military aircraft and US naval forces face each other in the South China Sea. Where does Europe stand in all of this?

Europe needs a new vision, not a new Cold War

In a changing world, Europe must act according to its own security and economic interests

Protests leading to the Fair Housing Act in 1968

Redlining and its effect on the mortgage process

Real estate discrimination

Entertainment

Inside job, a new Netflix adult animated series

TV shows round-up

Five series that I’ve enjoyed lately

Land of dreams, directed by Shirin Neshat & Shoja Azari

Land of dreams: a new masterpiece created by Shirin Neshat

A powerful and engaging portrait of contemporary America

Fashion

Rebellious Romantics Spring-Summer 2016 campaign, Gucci Garden Archetypes © Alma Reyes

Fashion in the utopia of art

Inside Gucci Garden Archetypes

Vito Dell’Erba explains what is better between being an independent label owner and working as fashion designer in the corporate

A focus on sustainable fashion with Vito Dell’Erba

The more you do the more ideas come and develop

Feature

We can only take a cup of kindness yet and wait for Auld Lang Syne

Blunder on the Clyde

A poem for our past, present and a hopeful future

Art for Marilyn Manson's 'Antichrist Superstar' album

Who will reign forever and ever?

Food & Wine

The Food Cellar

The Food Cellar

Step down to heaven

Eataly London

Eataly, an Oscar Farinetti idea

Italians do it better!

Science & Technology

In China’s pharmacology, poisons are widely used as healing properties

The alchemy of poisons

The art of healing in Chinese medicine

Many people are fooled because they are told things that they want to hear

The illusion of certainty

Fear and certainty are enemies of wisdom

Sport

Returning to bodybuilding at 55

Returning to bodybuilding

Staying strong, healthy, and younger looking

Socrates and Casagrande

Democracy for all: the Corinthiana

Former player Walter Casagrande Jr. recalls the democracy that entered the field against the dictatorship

Travel

The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, the world’s biggest boat show

Positioning India’s cruise tourism

The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show

The Crystal Butterfly at the Orquigonia ecological reserve, ph. Willy Castellanos

Guatemala: between jade lagoons, coffee trees and orchids

From Semuc Champey to Orquigonia

Wellness

Albatross

In search of the Great Song

A timeless quest

The discovery of freedom

Happiness and harmony

Explore the Calendar

Worldwide Montreal Philadelphia Chicago New York Oshkosh Hamburg Warsaw Cambridge Lucca Cambridge Krakow Tallinn Honolulu Brussels San Francisco Salzburg Ljubljana Stockholm Vienna Nuremberg Kobarid Lisbon

Max Zorn. Courtesy of Erarta Museum

29 Apr — 4 Sep 2022 at the Erarta Museum in St Petersburg, Russia

Aesthetics of Change. Courtesy of MAK

Aesthetics of Change

15 Dec 2107 — 15 Apr 2018 at the MAK in Vienna, Austria

Charlotte Smith, Kuroshio I, 2021, acrylic on canvas, 44h x 44w in

Charlotte Smith

20 Nov — 31 Dec 2021 at the Cris Worley Fine Arts in Dallas, United States

Simeen Farhat, My Voice is Shaped by Silence, 2021, cast pigmented resin, enamel, 28h x 31w x 3.50d in

Simeen Farhat. The Shape of Words

20 Nov — 31 Dec 2021 at the Cris Worley Fine Arts in Dallas, United States

Ann Gardner, “Ripple”, 2021, glass, steel, 30 x 62 x 3 inches. Courtesy of Heather Gaudio Fine Art

Ann Gardner. Expanding the perception of light

20 Nov 2021 — 8 Jan 2022 at the Heather Gaudio Fine Art in New Canaan, United States

Lauren Betty, Blue Appalachian 24 x 48, mixed media canvas 2021

Lauren Betty. The Fabric of Being

19 Nov — 31 Dec 2021 at the Thomas Deans Fine Art in Atlanta, United States

Esther Stocker, Installazione site specific, 2020, Museum für Konkrete Kunst, Ingolstadt, Germania. Courtesy the artist and the gallery

13 Nov 2021 — 29 Jan 2022 at the Alberta Pane Gallery in Paris, France

Room 1, oil on wood panel, 40 x50 cm, 2020. Courtesy of Kalfayan Galleries

Andreas Ragnar Kassapis. Τo see a block of flats as a cave

10 Nov — 11 Dec 2021 at the Kalfayan Gallery in Athens, Greece

César A. Martínez,
Serape: De Colores, 1980,
Signed front bottom right.
Sign, date, title, and measurements on reverse.
Acrylic and graphite on paper,
22.25 x 30 in,
56.51 x 76.2 cm,
Copyright: Copyright The Artist.
Courtesy of Ruiz-Healy Art

César A. Martínez. Mi Gente

4 Nov 2021 — 21 Jan 2022 at the Ruiz-Healy Art in New York, United States

Flower Dance, 63.77 x 51.18 in (100 ho), Mixed media, 2021. Courtesy of Kate Oh Gallery

Bumhun Lee. Flower Dance

2 — 30 Nov 2021 at the Kate Oh Gallery in New York, United States

Louisa Clement, Body fallacy 10, 2021, Inkjet print, 160x200 cm | Courtesy the artist and Cassina Projects, Milano

Louisa Clement. Counterpain

28 Oct 2021 — 15 Jan 2022 at Cassina Projects in Milan, Italy

Hélène Binet Zaha Hadid Architects, MAXXI - Museo Nazionale delle Arti del XXI Secolo Rome, Italy, 2009. Digital black-and-white-silver-gelatin print, 80 x 102 cm. Courtesy ammann projects. ©Hélène Binet

Light Lines: the architectural photographs of Hélène Binet

23 Oct 2021 — 23 Jan 2022 at the Royal Academy of Arts in London, United Kingdom

View of the exhibition “Harversters” at Perrotin Paris, 2021
© Photo: Claire Dorn / Courtesy of the artist and
Perrotin

Emily Mae Smith

16 Oct — 18 Dec 2021 at the Galerie Perrotin in Paris, France

Jonathan McCree’s studio, 2021

I never imagined it could be like this

14 Oct — 4 Dec 2021 at The Foundry Gallery in London, United Kingdom

Karlo Kacharava. People and places, installation view. Courtesy of Modern Art

Karlo Kacharava. People and places

10 Oct — 17 Dec 2021 at the Modern Art in London, United Kingdom

Imi Knoebel. Pittura Colore Spazio
Dep Art Gallery, Milano

Imi Knoebel. Painting Color Space

7 Oct 2021 — 15 Jan 2022 at the Dep Art in Milan, Italy

Ho Kan, Abstract, 2013, Oil on canvas, 70x50cm. Courtesy of Eli Klein Gallery

Ho Kan. Geometric Calligraphy

2 Oct — 16 Dec 2021 at Eli Klein Gallery in New York, United States

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