From 5 to 20 March 2022, at the historic “Bourbon military district” of Casagiove (Caserta), the art exhibition called “Domna”.
It is an annual exhibition dedicated to women, organized by the Association "eXclusive”, with exhibition venue in Teano (CE).
This second edition (the first was held in 2019 and then suspended for two years due to the pandemic) will be enriched by meetings and theatrical performances.
The events and shows will be part of the artistic review "START AGAIN“, curated by the artistic association “30Allora”, which includes the performance of Marco Mantovanelli on March 6, of Nunzia Schiano on March 13th and Annalisa Brignola on March 20th.
Tuesday 8 March, however, there will be a meeting organized by the municipal administration of Casagiove, in collaboration with the C.U.G., called “8 March: let's talk about women”, an opportunity to reflect on the contributions that women have made to the City in promoting gender equality.
As speakers, in addition to the Mayor and the Councilor for Social Policies, Dr Anna Altavilla, there will be Prof. Luciano De Luca (Teacher of Motor and Sports Sciences at the 'A. Manzoni' high school in Caserta - Member of the C.N.I.F.P.), Dr. Agnese Ginocchio (Teacher and President of the International movement for peace and the protection of Creation) and Dr. Antonio Casertano (Public Journalist).
We will therefore range from visual arts to multidisciplinary contexts, trying to investigate women in their complexity and pay homage to them through diversified aesthetics.
The concept of the exhibition is Paolo Feroce, art curator and head of the collections of Museo d’arte e design PAM, located in the ducal palace of Parete (CE).
The inauguration will be held on Saturday, March 5, at 6:00 pm, with the journalist welcoming visitors Laura Ferrante and the Mayor of the City of Casagiove, Dr. Giuseppe Vozza, while the Councilor delegated for culture will be present at the evening Gennaro Caiazza and the Director responsible for events Pietro Menditto, the Councillor Anna Altavilla and the Councillor Giovanna Ferrante with delegations to Gender and Equal Opportunities policies.
Artists from all over Italy will exhibit at the exhibition, such as: Alessandra Angelini of Parma, Margherita Argentiero of Lodi, Vittoria Giobbio of Saronno, Roberta Janes of Milan, Maria Rosanna Cafolla of Rome, Tina Pedrazzini of Lodi, Cristina Taiana of Varese, Veronica Longo of Pozzuoli, Luigi Cennamo Sbarra of Savona, Andrea Vogler of Alexandria, Francesco Zefferino of Bari, Diego Valentinuzzi of Monfalcone, Andrea Pietro Gagini of Milan, Miriam Ravasio of Lecco, Paola Bona of Turin, Giuseppina Irene Groccia of Cosenza, Luisa Russo of Naples and Cristina Iotti of Sassuolo.
