University of Teramo Opens Contemporary Sculptures Garden with European Heritage Label
In Abruzzo, Italy, the University of Teramo has officially opened the Contemporary Sculptures Garden, a permanent installation acknowledged with the European Year of Cultural Heritage label. The main collection showcases pieces by conceptual artist Diego Esposito, inspired by the university's rector, alongside three bronze sculptures by Venanzo Crocetti and a work by Immacolata Datti. Soon, ten additional pieces by Raffaele Pagliaccetti will be incorporated. The garden features 'Cielo d'Italia,' an exhibition displaying ceramic tiles that highlight Italian cities famous for their ceramic artistry. Rector Luciano D'Amico is dedicated to instilling an appreciation for beauty in students, while Raffaella Morselli aims to enhance the collection. The exhibition is accessible to the public around the clock.
Key facts
- The Contemporary Sculptures Garden is a permanent installation at the University of Teramo.
- It has received the European Year of Cultural Heritage label from the European Union.
- The core collection includes works by Diego Esposito, Venanzo Crocetti, and Immacolata Datti.
- Ten works by Raffaele Pagliaccetti will be added in the coming months.
- The garden also features 'Cielo d'Italia,' an exhibition of ceramic tiles.
- Rector Luciano D'Amico initiated the project to educate students in beauty and contemporary art.
- Raffaella Morselli is the rector's delegate for culture overseeing the initiative.
- The exhibition is open to the public day and night with special lighting after sunset.
Entities
Artists
- Diego Esposito
- Venanzo Crocetti
- Immacolata Datti
- Raffaele Pagliaccetti
Institutions
- University of Teramo
- European Union
Locations
- Teramo
- Abruzzo
- Italy