The decision highlights growing concerns over the impact of social media on young people, while raising questions about how to build real digital awareness.
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Category: Opinions
Artists on the Journalist’s Couch
Artist interviews have shifted from storytelling to direct access. The case of Richard Gadd.
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Millennials as Racehorses: When Personal Value Becomes a Matter of Performance
Growing up, for many millennials, meant learning early how to run—and not just metaphorically.
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When Art is Measured by the Box Office
Timothée Chalamet sparked criticism after saying he had little interest in working in ballet or opera because they attract limited audiences.
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History Doesn’t Repeat Itself
People often say that history repeats itself. Iran offers a clear example of the opposite.
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The Strange Seriousness of Eurovision
The Festival di Sanremo chose Sal Da Vinci with a neomelodic tune; Italy now wonders if this is the right image for the Eurovision Song Contest.
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Europe as a Nervous Organism (1870) – and America Watching
An old map from 1870 found in Montepulciano can tell us a great deal about Europe — and about America as well.
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When Love Is as Frightening as Hate
A single sentence during the halftime show of the Super Bowl LX turned a global spectacle into a moment of reflection.
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The Price of Art: What are Museums really for?
The recent increase in ticket prices at several of Florence’s civic and state museums has reopened the debate.
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The Movement That Made Us
For most of human history, migration was not a political choice.
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