Between ancestral mountains and new horizons: the artful exploration of KinRossArt

TORONTO – Between sea and mountains, movement and stillness, chaos and quiet — this is where Alberto Galeotti, known as KinRossArt, found his voice. Born in Massa, a little tuscan town cradled between the Mediterranean Sea and the Apuan Alps, and now based in Toronto, Alberto shapes his art at the intersection of its Italian roots and Canadian freedom: inner landscapes transformed into fluid gestures, colors that speak of tension and harmony, of chaos and calm. 

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CORRIERE CANADESE / The Man Who Toured Hitler and Mussolini around Florence

TORONTO – Whether it is down to Donald Trump’s perceived “dictatorial” rule or the so called “Trump Derangement Syndrome”, his presidency has clearly contributed to a steady production stream of Hitler related films, since 2016. A simple “Trump” search on Netflix will turn up 3 Hitler documentaries, not to mention these gems: “Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich”, “Ghislaine Maxwell: Filthy Rich”, “How to Become a Tyrant” and “Dirty Money”… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>> 

CORRIERE CANADESE / L’uomo che fece da Cicerone a Hitler e Mussolini a Firenze

TORONTO – Che sia dovuto al presunto regime “dittatoriale” di Donald Trump o alla cosiddetta “Sindrome da ossessione di Trump”, la sua presidenza ha chiaramente contribuito a una produzione costante di film legati a Hitler, dal 2016. Una semplice ricerca di “Trump” su Netflix farà emergere tre documentari su Hitler, per non parlare di questi gioielli: “Jeffrey Epstein: Ricchissimo”, “Ghislaine Maxwell: Ricchezza Sporca”, “Come diventare un tiranno” e “Soldi sporchi”… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>> 

CORRIERE CANADESE / A Forgotten Italian Olympian Immortalized on Film

TORONTO – Perhaps more than any other sporting event, the Winter Olympics highlights the human story above athletics – which is nowhere more evident than with the bobsled competition. Take the 1988 four-man Jamaican bobsled team in Calgary, for instance. Though they were disqualified, the team was immortalized on screen largely because they were a tropical nation competing in a niche winter sport. And now, an Italian bobsled success story is finally getting its own movie… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>>