Piano C: New Cultural Space Opens in Ancona's Oldest District
Piano C, a new cultural venue, has been established in the historic Capodimonte neighborhood of Ancona, previously a Jewish ghetto. The space, created by architect Nicoletta Carnevali and curator Alessandro Moscatelli, is situated at Via Podesti 33 and will feature the Similitudini Festival, which has been celebrating poetry and visual arts since 2017. Its first exhibition, "De Trilogia," showcases works by Albanian artist Anjeza Rama (born 1985) and is scheduled from May 25 to June 30, 2024. Carnevali envisions Piano C as a cultural center for Marche, emphasizing the area's rich history and modern artistic expressions. Notably, Capodimonte is also the birthplace of actress Virna Lisi in 1936 and houses the Church of the SS. Sacramento and the Synagogue on Via Astagno.
Key facts
- Piano C is a new cultural space in Ancona's Capodimonte district.
- Founded by Nicoletta Carnevali and Alessandro Moscatelli.
- Located at Via Podesti 33.
- Inauguration on May 25, 2024.
- Will host the Similitudini Festival headquarters.
- Inaugural exhibition 'De Trilogia' by Anjeza Rama, curated by Carnevali.
- Exhibition runs May 25 to June 30, 2024.
- Capodimonte is one of Ancona's oldest districts and a former Jewish ghetto.
Entities
Artists
- Anjeza Rama
- Bellini
- Virna Lisi
Institutions
- Piano C
- Similitudini Festival
- Church of the SS. Sacramento
- Synagogue on Via Astagno
Locations
- Ancona
- Italy
- Capodimonte
- Via Podesti 33
- Jesi
- Marche
- Via Astagno