The Gram Journal

Sabrina Ulivi

11 October 2026

Avoidant Attachment: When Love Gets Too Close

Behind avoidant attachment, there isn’t necessarily a lack of feeling. Sometimes there’s an age-old strategy: desiring closeness while, at the same time, protecting oneself from what that closeness might awaken.…

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Sabrina Ulivi

4 October 2026

The Secret Life of Sleep: What Happens Inside Us

The Secret Life of Sleep: What Happens Inside Us When We Think We’re Still? Imagine the sea at night. From the shore, it appears almost motionless—a dark surface on which…

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Avoidant Attachment: When Love Gets Too Close

Behind avoidant attachment, there isn’t necessarily a lack of feeling. Sometimes there’s an age-old strategy: desiring closeness while, at the same time, protecting oneself from what that closeness might awaken.…

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4 October 2026

Science and Research

The Secret Life of Sleep: What Happens Inside Us

The Secret Life of Sleep: What Happens Inside Us When We Think We’re Still? Imagine the sea at night. From the shore, it appears almost motionless—a dark surface on which…

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3 October 2026

So food-So wine Books & Readings

Paolo Cappuccio: Meat at the Intersection of Science and Haute Cuisine

Meat 360°: Paolo Cappuccio’s New Vision Science, gastronomic culture, and haute cuisine come together in the Michelin-starred chef’s new book. Fifty recipes and a journey through the raw ingredients, from…

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3 October 2026

Art Exhibition

Art and Poetry in Paris with Francesca Callipari

Art and Poetry in Paris with Francesca Callipari From October 23 to 25, FC Art Curator Events will bring a selection of 50 contemporary artists and the poetry series “FEED…

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3 October 2026

Science and Research

The “Mystery” of Time: Between Black Holes and Rebirth

The “mystery of time” permeates the cosmos and our most intimate experiences. Between the limits of physics and the body’s ability to recover, a reflection on what passes, what changes,…

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3 October 2026

Events Exhibition

The Florence Flower Show Returns to the Corsini Garden

The Florence Flower Show Returns to the Corsini Garden: Florentine Autumn Blooms in the Greenery On October 10 and 11, the Corsini Garden will host the Winter Edition of the…

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So Food – So Wine

Antonella Gramigna

1 October 2026

At Bedin with Andrea Serra: Genoa Then and Now

At Bedin with Andrea Serra: Genoa’s heritage meets a new culinary style Ligurian tradition, contemporary pizza, heritage transformed into an experience. In the heart of Genoa, in Piazza Dante,…

So food-So wine Taste of identity

Antonella Gramigna

30 September 2026

SANTABARBARA Desco e Cantina: The New Temptation in Florence

In Florence, the new restaurant by Santabarbara Desco e Cucina opens its doors to a more free-spirited, spontaneous, and convivial experience: select wines and a menu featuring “gourmet indulgences” After…

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MadeIN

Luca Paiano

25 August 2026

Jona in Massa: Braille Becomes Art and Language

In Massa, the solo exhibition by Aldo Gallina, known by his artist name Jona, transforms Braille into a medium of expression and invites reflection on art as an experience capable…

MadeIN Art

Antonella Gramigna

8 June 2026

Italy Calls the World: Italian Art in the Heart of New York

Italy Calls the World: Italian Art Meets the World in the Heart of New York From June 21–24, 2026, the Fridman Gallery in New York will host “Italy Calls the…

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Area 52

Antonella Gramigna

7 July 2026

Antonio Genovese: When a Limit Becomes a Direction

The Gram Journal was created to tell the story of “Made in Italy” and Italian excellence. Not only in the realms of art, fashion, hospitality, design, or food and wine,…

Inside the news Area 52

Giovanni Cozzolino

16 March 2026

Sister Anna Monia Alfieri: “When schools are free, democracy thrives”

Educational pluralism: the freedom of schools is the freedom of democracy.Sister Anna Monia Alfierireiterates this fundamental concept in Pistoia, at the Bishop’s Seminary. Public schools and state-recognized private schools are…

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USA & Osa

Antonella Gramigna

2 October 2026

Raffaele Ferraioli Brings Italian Goldsmithing to New York

From Battipaglia to Times Square: Raffaele Ferraioli’s Art of Goldsmithing Meets New York The master goldsmith’s new collection takes over Manhattan’s giant screens. A project that combines artisanal tradition, contemporary…

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Antonella Gramigna

26 September 2026

The Florios Before the Lions: From Their Calabrian Roots to America

The Florios Before the Lions: From Calabrian Roots to America From October 6 to 12, Fulvio Cama and Sara Cappello will bring “The Florios of Calabria, Lions of Sicily” to…

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The Gram People

Antonella Gramigna

10 December 2025

The Pencil That Becomes a Tree: The Christmas Gift That Continues to Live

Sometimes the simplest gift is also the one that leaves a lasting impression. For Christmas 2025, SproutWorld is transforming a pencil into a message of rebirth: write, plant, and watch…

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Sabrina Ulivi

24 August 2025

Mothers who kill: When love is broken

There are some news stories that we cannot forget. Not because of what they say, but because of what we cannot explain. Mothers who kill their own children. And love…

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Avoidant Attachment: When Love Gets Too Close

The Secret Life of Sleep: What Happens Inside Us

Avoidant Attachment: When Love Gets Too Close

The Secret Life of Sleep: What Happens Inside Us

Paolo Cappuccio: Meat at the Intersection of Science and Haute Cuisine

Art and Poetry in Paris with Francesca Callipari

The “Mystery” of Time: Between Black Holes and Rebirth

The Florence Flower Show Returns to the Corsini Garden

At Bedin with Andrea Serra: Genoa Then and Now

SANTABARBARA Desco e Cantina: The New Temptation in Florence

Jona in Massa: Braille Becomes Art and Language

Italy Calls the World: Italian Art in the Heart of New York

Antonio Genovese: When a Limit Becomes a Direction

Sister Anna Monia Alfieri: “When schools are free, democracy thrives”

Raffaele Ferraioli Brings Italian Goldsmithing to New York

The Florios Before the Lions: From Their Calabrian Roots to America

The Pencil That Becomes a Tree: The Christmas Gift That Continues to Live

Mothers who kill: When love is broken

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