Wall Street International Magazine

Wednesday, December 8, 2021

Angola is the second largest oil producing country in sub-Saharan Africa

Almost 75 percent of the oil production comes from offshore fields

Oil and gas are set to continue playing a vital role in meeting the world’s energy needs for decades to come

Over the next 20 years, world energy supply will continue to rely primarily on fossil fuels, with oil retaining its leading position

The oil industry in Angola is dominated by the upstream sector – exploration and production of offshore crude oil and natural gas

Economy & Politics

Uncertain times for oil and gas giants

Angola’s energy policies as the key pillar of energy security

According to numerous scientists, inaction in addressing the adverse impact of climate change could cost the world up to USD 1.7 trillion a year by 2050

Economy & Politics

Are science and religion compatible?

Religion and climate change

Squid game. The show is based on a well-known premise: a deadly game

Best TV shows of 2021

My 12 favorite series this year

Is the universe finite or infinite?

Science & Technology

A scale-space approach to connectomes

The quantum nature of a cause and effect relation

On the Street

A young Canada fan

Football in Canada

The struggle to follow in the women's footsteps

Dancing in white

The London-based couturier David Fielden and thirty five years of activity

Nature is intelligent, it does nothing in vain

The mechanistic explanation of natural necessity

An essay on the intelligibility of nature

Truffle ©Scott Darbey

The Truffle Hunter

An interview with Pino Ciocchetti

An open letter to my grand children

An open letter to my grand children

After the November elections in 2016 in the United States

SPA and pool lounge, Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Milan

Architecture & Design

A massage while hearing the roar of a subway running under you

Architecture & Design

Roderich Fick, Nazis buildings, Linz

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

The Great Synagogue of Rome

The story of the Great Synagogue of Rome

An interview with architect Sara Cava

Art

Pipilotti Rist retrospective at Kunsthaus Zurich, Worry Will Vanish Horizon, 2014. Audio video installation, music by Anders Guggisberg. Installation view, Hauser & Wirth, London, 2014. Photo: Alex Delfanne, © Courtesy the artist, Hauser & Wirth and Luhring Augustine

Never let a good crisis go to waste

Arguing for the arts in the 21st century

Oldest Acheulean discovery near Casablanca

Ancient Kingdom

Prehistorically discoveries in Morocco

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

Gender more balanced economies are growing faster

Gender equality in R&I

It is now more important than ever before in history

All our global media have become humanity’s external nervous system

Progress or collective insanity?

Enslaving ourselves to infotech speed and virtual reality

Entertainment

La Luna e i Falò, with Andrea Bosca, directed by Paolo Briguglia for BAM Teatro

The Moon, we must believe in it!

An interview with Andrea Bosca

Marlon Brando, Oscar for Best Actor for his role in The Godfather (1973)

Oscars political moments

A journey through tributes and criticism

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

Love is the bridge between you and everything

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

Food & Wine

Spice market in Turkey

Unrevealed stories of Turkish cuisine

Behind the recipe: feeding your body and your soul

The Food Cellar

The Food Cellar

Step down to heaven

Science & Technology

Metformin is seen to be having an indirect effect on the aging process

Metformin and aging

Metformin currently shows promising effects against factors that promote aging

Competition over water use may lead to conflict

Water. A mysterious element of the Earth

Water problems affect about half of humanity and a great portion of the world's ecosystems

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

Bassano del Grappa, view from Ponte Vecchio

Bassano del Grappa

Ode to the slow life

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

Positioning India’s cruise tourism

The Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show

Wellness

Students at all levels have been negatively affected in their education

COVID-19 and its effects on children

The future of our youth now depends on a supportive mental health system

Conscious consumers are challenging personal care and beauty brands by demanding constant improvements

Body care is part of self-care

Evolution of personal care and beauty with conscious choices

Explore the Calendar

Worldwide Kobarid Salzburg Zurich Ottawa London Santiago Québec Montreal Madrid Edinburgh Dresden Washington Krakow Paris Philadelphia Vienna Warsaw Nuremberg Hamburg New York Stockholm Cambridge

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

Kate oh, Nocturne

Pop art figures: present and past

1 — 15 Dec 2021 at the Kate Oh Gallery in New York, United States

'Octave Flower 2020' 30cm x 52cm x 52cm. Phosphorous Bronze and Brass

1 — 20 Dec 2021 at The Osborne Studio Gallery in London, United Kingdom

Katrien De Blauwer. She won’t open her eyes, installation view. Courtesy of Gallery Fifty One

Katrien De Blauwer. She won’t open her eyes

30 Nov 2021 — 29 Jan 2022 at the Gallery Fifty One in Antwerp, Belgium

Hilda Palafox, Memoria, 2021

Buscando Recuerdos

20 Nov — 11 Dec 2021 at the Hashimoto Contemporary in New York, United States

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

Installation views: David Shrigley, ‘Mayfair Tennis
Ball Exchange’, solo exhibition, Stephen Friedman
Gallery (2021). Copyright David Shrigley. Courtesy
the artist and Stephen Friedman Gallery, London.
Photo by Mark Blower.

19 Nov 2021 — 8 Jan 2022 at the Stephen Friedman Gallery in London, United Kingdom

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

Laura Karetzky. Concurrence, installation view. Courtesy of Luis De Jesus Los Angeles

Laura Karetzky. Concurrence

13 Nov — 22 Dec 2021 at the Luis De Jesus in Los Angeles, United States

Edra Soto. The Myth of Closure, installation view. Courtesy of Luis De Jesus Los Angeles

Edra Soto. The Myth of Closure

13 Nov — 22 Dec 2021 at the Luis De Jesus in Los Angeles, United States

Nicolas Grenier. Eyes Adjusting Slowly, installation view. Courtesy of Luis De Jesus Los Angeles

Nicolas Grenier. Eyes Adjusting Slowly

13 Nov — 22 Dec 2021 at the Luis De Jesus in Los Angeles, United States

Mark Hearld, On The Wing, 2021. Photo © York Digital Image Courtesy Yorkshire Sculpture Park

Mark Hearld. Raucous invention: the joy of making

13 Nov 2021 — 6 Feb 2022 at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park in West Bretton, United Kingdom

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 Venice, Italy

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

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