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Wall Street International Magazine
Wednesday, January 20, 2021
Denmark is low on poverty, low on inequality, high on income, high on tax, high on welfare, high on innovation and high on employment
Denmark is one of the few EU countries which officially has reversed the EU policy of accepting multiculturalism as an official policy with recognition of diversity and minority rights
Denmark is still better known for H.C. Andersen, The Little Mermaid
Bernie Sanders pointed to Denmark as a model to be emulated by the USA
Escaping the imprisonment of xenophobic paranoia would require carefully planned and strategically well thought out activities
Economy & Politics
Xenophobia threatens the Danish welfare model
With an intensive information campaign the Danes would learn to see themselves as members of a multi-cultural society
Row of soldiers
Feature
Perilous mind games
The gun as the last argument
Maria Luiza da Silva, ph. Diego Bresani
Entertainment
An interview with Marcelo Díaz
The history of Maria Luiza: a transsexual military soldier in the Brazilian armed forces
Kolkata, the city of joy
Travel
Opulent Kolkata
The city of joy

On the Street

Post-earthquake reconstruction, Tarapacá, Chile. Project update 2011
Architecture & Design
Participation in Latin America
Post-disaster reconstruction projects
Lunch time © Raffaele Brustia
Food & Wine
Eatin’ Pidgin
Talking food
The american writer Herman Melville
Culture
Herman Melville
Typee: A Peep at Polynesian Life (1846) is American writer Herman Melville's first book
Beat the Clock
Wellness
This Simple Trick Improves Efficiency
Beat the Clock
1978, Newark, New Jersey. Douglas Says
Fashion
The Way We Wore
Black Style Then
Weather forecasts on an Apple Watch
Science & Technology
Why you don’t need an Apple Watch
Don’t lie to yourself and others...

Architecture & Design

Museum and Heike pond © Tsurugaoka Museum, Kamakura
Harmony of architecture and nature
A visit to Tsurugaoka Museum, Kamakura
Teatr Wielki, staircase
Bohdan Pniewski
The Polish spirit of the staircase

Art

Julia Margaret Cameron, The Dialogue. Mary Ann Hillier and May Prinsep
An interview with Kirsty Stonell Walker
Light and love in the Victorian age
Artemisia Gentileschi, Self-Portrait as the Allegory of Painting (La Pittura), 1638-39, detail © Royal Collection Trust © Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 2020
Artemisia and her time
The spirit of Caesar in the soul of a woman

Culture

Bayt Dakira, space of Judeo-Moroccan memory
Jewish history in Morocco
Bayt Dakira, space of Judeo-Moroccan memory
Humans have for thousands of years questioned what is right or wrong
Ethics and the Universal Declaration
From Antiquity until Enlightenment

Economy & Politics

U.S. House of Representatives
Trump and the siege of the US Capitol
It can still happen here!
Venezuela, Tasajera
A country with neither goods nor public services
Everything has collapsed in Venezuela

Entertainment

The Luigi Chiarini Library at the Experimental Cinematography Center Foundation in Rome a reference for the world of cinema
A conversation with Gabriele Antinolfi
The Luigi Chiarini Library, a reference for the world of cinema
Quiero hacer una película
Cuba: intellectuals and artists in solidarity in the 27N
In the midst of censorship and wave of imprisonment

Fashion

Douglas Little
Interview with perfumer Douglas Little
Going against the grain
Skincare and makeup
Interview with Ivana Stanojevic
Purity Academy: skincare and makeup

Feature

Alphabetical attitude
2021 alphabetical attitude of gratitude
Giving thanks for the alphabet that allows us to express and share feelings through words
Happy New Year
Happy New Year
Or is it?

Food & Wine

Cheese is also seasonal product
Four cheesons
Exploring seasonal cheeses
More fiber!
More fiber!
Ancient grains or modern grains?

Science & Technology

Science is good
2020 no easy exit: 2021 no easy passage
Science is good, good science is better, good interdisciplinary science is best
A microchip on a fingertip
How we manufacture silicon
A letter to Greta Thunberg: computers' crucial ingredient not found in nature

Sport

Socrates and Casagrande
Democracy for all: the Corinthiana
Former player Walter Casagrande Jr. recalls the democracy that entered the field against the dictatorship
Vanja Udovičić
Vanja Udovičić, an athlete in the office
Interview with the Serbian Minister of Youth and Sports

Travel

The Synagogue of Rome
Rome and its Jews
Rome Jewish history is human history and it does not stop because of a pandemic
Amazónico London, The Bar
A journey of the senses
Amazónico London

Wellness

The quest for longevity
The quest for longevity
Calorie restriction and fasting
Thank you 2020
Thank you 2020
Saying goodbye to the worst year, with gratitude
Discover our authors
Federico Faggin
Federico Faggin
Katie Singer
Katie Singer
Subhasish Chakraborty
Subhasish Chakraborty
Alma Reyes
Alma Reyes
Roberto Savio
Roberto Savio
Boaventura De Sousa Santos
Boaventura De Sousa Santos
Kristian Laubjerg
Kristian Laubjerg
Abderrahmane Naji
Abderrahmane Naji
Brenda Lee Bohen
Brenda Lee Bohen
Blerim Mustafa
Blerim Mustafa
Aleksandra Pećinar
Aleksandra Pećinar
Hall Gardner
Hall Gardner

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Courtesy the Artist and Xavier Hufkens, Brussels
Esther Kläs
21 Jan — 27 Feb 2021 at the Xavier Hufkens in Ixelles-Elsene, Belgium
Hunt Slonem. Courtesy of New River Fine Art
Hunt Slonem
22 Jan — 21 Feb 2021 at the New River Fine Art in Fort Lauderdale, United States
Martin Kline “Burgundy Allover”, 2020 encaustic on panel 48 x 48 x 3 inches
Martin Kline: Allover
23 Jan — 6 Mar 2021 at the Heather Gaudio Fine Art in New Canaan, United States
Kara Chin, Fitbit Worship (screenshot), 2020. 1080p animation, 16:9. 00:02:24.
Kara Chin. You Will Knead
24 Jan 2021 — 5 Apr 2020 at Vitrine in London, United Kingdom
Luiz Zerbini, 'Diário Selvagem', 2019. Acrylic on canvas, 160 x 160cm (63 x 63in). Copyright Luiz Zerbini. Courtesy the artist and Stephen Friedman Gallery, London. Photo by Pat Kilgore.
Luiz Zerbini: Fire
26 Jan — 1 Apr 2021 at the Stephen Friedman Gallery in London, United Kingdom
Courtesy the Artist and Xavier Hufkens, Brussels photo credit: Lies Vandevorst
Walter Swennen
27 Jan — 27 Feb 2021 at the Xavier Hufkens in Ixelles-Elsene, Belgium
Installazione 4 Untitled formato 160x65 cm
Beatrice Pediconi. Nude
5 Feb — 27 Mar 2021 at the z2o Sara Zanin Gallery in Rome, Italy
Armageddon Feels so Very Re-assuring Grayson Perry 1988 Glazed ceramic Collection of the artist © Grayson Perry Courtesy the artist and Victoria Miro
Grayson Perry. The Pre-Therapy Years
6 Feb — 16 May 2021 at the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts in Norwich, United Kingdom
Jamie Wyeth. Courtesy of Brandywine River Museum of Art
Jamie Wyeth
28 Aug 2021 — 9 Jan 2022 at the Brandywine River Museum of Art in Chadds Ford, United States
Spain to be Frankfurter Buchmesse 2021 Guest of Honour. Courtesy of Frankfurter Buchmesse
Spain to be Frankfurter Buchmesse 2021 Guest of Honour
20 — 24 Oct 2021 at the Frankfurt Book Fair in Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Max Zorn. Courtesy of Erarta Museum
Max Zorn
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
Karen Lederer, Watermelon Tulips, 2020
Lush
16 Jan — 6 Feb 2021 at the Hashimoto Contemporary in New York, United States
Basics on Composition H (Eight), 2019 oil on canvas 15 3/4 x 19 3/4 inches (40 x 50 cm) Courtesy the artist and Peter Blum Gallery, New York
Helmut Federle. Basics on Composition
16 Jan — 13 Mar 2021 at the Peter Blum Gallery in New York, United States
Installation view. Courtesy of the artist and Simon Lee Gallery.
Alex Hubbard
15 Jan — 13 Mar 2021 at the Simon Lee Gallery in Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Kate Klingbeil. Grown Woman, installation view. Courtesy of Steve Turner
Kate Klingbeil. Grown Woman
9 Jan — 6 Feb 2021 at Steve Turner in Los Angeles, United States
Hannah Epstein. Kill Your Captors, installation view. Courtesy of Steve Turner
Hannah Epstein. Kill Your Captors
9 Jan — 6 Feb 2021 at Steve Turner in Los Angeles, United States
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