The filmmaker from Italy, who was raised in Africa, calls Switzerland home now. Carlo studied film directing at the Italian National Film School, worked as a documentary editor and director/producer in Berlin and Vienna. He crafts multimedia into engaging narratives.
An Alpine carnival: Switzerland stars as a superfiction at the Venice Biennale
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The Swiss-Brazilian artist Guerreiro do Divino Amor will represent Switzerland for the 60th edition of the Venice Art Biennale.
Mikhail Shishkin: ‘It pains me to be a Russian writer’
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In an in-depth interview Mikhail Shishkin discusses how he witnessed Switzerland welcome dirty money with open arms and whether Russia and Ukraine will ever be able to reconcile.
Bührle Collection: Ann Demeester on art, war, and context
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The Kunsthaus Zürich is making another attempt to deal with the controversial Bührle collection. Director Ann Demeester discusses the exhibition.
The Cinémathèque Suisse turns 75, and film lovers can rejoice
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Founded in 1948, Switzerland's national film archives now sit in state-of-the-arts facilities that can keep its gems safe even in case of nuclear war.
‘The world can’t ignore things that are happening in Nigeria’
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Diaspora Nigerian and ETH Zurich security expert Medinat Malefakis explains why the upcoming Nigerian elections are particularly important.
Global Forum for Democracy 2022 – voices for freedom in Lucerne
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Participants at the 10th Global Forum for Modern Direct Democracy on how democracies could be strengthened and made more democratic.
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Lucerne tried three times to become the Swiss capital. It nonetheless played a decisive role in the birth of Swiss democracy.
Russia has passed ‘100 new laws’ restricting press freedom
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Galina Timchenko, the Russian-Ukrainian editor-in-chief of meduza.io, still writes about what Russian media can no longer publish due to censorship.
The Swiss constitution – a mix of democracy and federalism
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The first version of the Swiss constitution was a breakthrough on the road to democratisation. But it was far from perfect.
