NOTES FOR A DOCUMENTARY FILM - KILLING CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS IS AS POLITICALLY CORRECT TODAY AS IT WAS FOR THE KU KLUX KLAN A CENTURY AGO....

The attribution of the lionesses guarding The Morgan Library and Museum's entrance has long been a speculation topic. Despite suggestions on

The work of the Piccirilli brothers in the facade and interior of Saint Barts Church in New York City is a fascinating experience, consideri

It was a remarkable day today as I found myself stepping into the hallowed grounds of St. Paul's Cathedral in London.

I am thrilled to share the latest developments in our journey through the world of Attilio Piccirilli and his brothers.

The Leonardo Da Vinci Art School of New York on the Lower East Side opened its doors in 1923. I

This sculpture is known as an allegorical personification: a story or set of abstract ideas symbolized by the human form.

My new film explores public monuments through eye-level angles, offering a unique perspective on the work of the Piccirilli brothers

The photograph, part of the Conner-Rosenkranz Collection currently being analyzed and restored for The Italian Factor, a documentary film in

In the midst of bustling streets and joyous festivities, I embark on a unique journey. The documentary in progress, "The Italian Factor," is

John Freeman Gill's recent New York Times article, "How Six Italian Brothers Shaped the Story of New York,” ...

The legacy of the Priccirilli brothers beyond New York City. London and Harrisburg.

Most puzzling are photos from the Conner-Rozenkranz Collection featuring Attilio Piccirilli, his wife, and a young girl.

With this photo, the old story feels more real now. It's like finding an old family wedding picture. This picture has given me some peace af

It was within this vibrant backdrop that brothers Furio and Attilio Piccirilli established their presence, setting up a home studio in the h

Next time you find yourself in Washington, DC, don’t just pass by DuPont Circle. Take a moment to truly see the fountain that graces it…

Within this industrial complex and collaborative environment, individual contributions to public art were noteworthy. Three brothers, Furio,

The Italian Factor |An Introduction | Written in collaboration with Lisa Ackerman The 1800s in America were defined by great excitement,...

My quest for the documentary is driven by the need to find tangible traces of the Piccirilli family of sculptors, who migrated from...

Here is New York under the shadows of Carrara and Piccirilli.