In this summer 2023, art festivals and cultural events will occupy woods, squares, disused areas and even areas to be invented .
Just read the calendar of events that we have selected for you (from July to September) to realize how much art will become the protagonist of Italian holidays, sovereign absolute presence of the country, ready to make a fine show of itself in the cities, as well as in the smallest and most remote villages of the peninsula (indeed, here even more!), to colonize spaces other than those in which it is normally invited to stay.
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Because basically contemporary art also has the function of a catalyst: it attracts, intrigues. And in the summer version, the relationship between her and the public is also simplified: she is taken outside the art galleries and museums for a direct encounter with people, in an out-of-the-ordinary landscape.
The landscape itself, then, finds itself playing a double role: that of an element of attraction for the public who are passionate about beautiful Italy to be rediscovered and, vice versa, in the role of an unknown place, which finds a moment of fame thanks to the hospitality he provides to the work of art.
And the public? Curious, first of all. Vacationer, sure. At times, nomadic (even just for raids during the day). So here is our art festival calendar, with some unmissable exhibitions in more usual contexts, scattered until September. Have a good trip!
The Asilo Bianco cultural association continues to work on the garden and now its artists have landed in Villa Nigra, on Lake Orta. Their artistic vision of the garden dialogues with the historical one of the lakeside residence, to think of future gardens, imagined ones, gardens of well-being and architecture.
And again, in public and private gardens, in an investigation into the relationship between man and nature, which is also political and social. On display Linda Carrara, Matteo Giuntini, Lorenzo Gnata, Leila Mirzakhani and the duo Titta C. Raccagni and Barbara Stimoli.
Villa Nigra is in Mission in Piazza Beltrami 5. From Thursday to Sunday, from 2.30pm to 6.30pm, until July 23rd
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