Exhibitions

“A occhi aperti” is the installation by the brothers and photographers from Lecce, Flavio and Frank, the result of a workshop carried out together with Gabriele Surdo (whose moving images can be admired inside the museum) on the outside walls of the Castromediano Museum.

Valentina Vetturi, an artist from Calabria, born in 1979, has decided to go beyond, or rather, to the origin of the imposing beauty of the Putignano Carnival.

It was necessary for the client to sign below this wording “Visto si stampi”, in order to proceed with printing, in the days when "misprints" were not simple and tolerable oversights but regrettable and embarrassing errors that detracted from the prestige of the work. You can breathe in the smell of ink (literally) and the atmosphere of the old printing works in the permanent exhibition "La fabbrica delle parole" (The factory of words)

Set in the city's historical centre, in the small square next to the Alcantarine church, the building housing the Rimbaud Foundation has been restored with respect for its historic context and transformed into a new exhibition space for contemporary art.

The exhibitions tells about one of Lisetta Carmi's "many" lives, the period in which she focused on photography. "Gli altri" is held in the rooms of the Carlo V Castle in Lecce, divided into five thematic sections: "Travels. The South", "Apulia and Sicily", "Genoa-Port", "Italsider", "Ezra Pound", "Transvestites",

“A occhi aperti” is the installation by the brothers and photographers from Lecce, Flavio and Frank, the result of a workshop carried out together with Gabriele Surdo (whose moving images can be admired inside the museum) on the outside walls of the Castromediano Museum.

Valentina Vetturi, an artist from Calabria, born in 1979, has decided to go beyond, or rather, to the origin of the imposing beauty of the Putignano Carnival.

Thirty-one works plus four dedicated to women. This is the art, protest and courageous resistance of the young Amany Al-Ali, a cartoonist who continues to draw under a sky of bombs in Idlib. Her lashing and bitterly ironic works are collected in the exhibition "Life on one leg.

Set in the city's historical centre, in the small square next to the Alcantarine church, the building housing the Rimbaud Foundation has been restored with respect for its historic context and transformed into a new exhibition space for contemporary art.

The exhibitions tells about one of Lisetta Carmi's "many" lives, the period in which she focused on photography. "Gli altri" is held in the rooms of the Carlo V Castle in Lecce, divided into five thematic sections: "Travels. The South", "Apulia and Sicily", "Genoa-Port", "Italsider", "Ezra Pound", "Transvestites",