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    Civita di Bagnoregio and Bolsena have been named I Civita di Bagnoregio and Bolsena have been named Italian Capital of Contemporary Art 2028.

Their project, “Arte che viene, arte che va”, has secured €1 million and aims to turn Tuscia into a widespread laboratory for contemporary art, with at least 35 permanent works, regeneration projects, sustainable mobility and contributions from international artists.

A recognition that places small towns, inland areas and culture at the centre of long-term territorial development.

Read the full article on Pantografo Magazine (link in bio) 

#contemporanyart #civitadibagnoregio #bolsena
    At the end of October, the @mic_italia will announ At the end of October, the @mic_italia will announce the winning project among the four finalists: Padua, with Ancora imparo. Esercizi di dissidenza; Capri, with Le sirene del nuovo; Pozzuoli, with La città delle fragilità creative; and the Civita di Bagnoregio–Bolsena partnership, with Arte che viene, arte che va.
At stake is €1 million, to support cultural programmes and initiatives capable of leaving a legacy beyond 2028. Four different bids, united by a shared vision of contemporary art as a driver of urban, social and identity-based regeneration.

Read the full article on Pantografo Magazine (link in bio) 

#ContemporaryArt #UrbanRegeneration #Culture
    Behind closed doors, quiet courtyards and discreet Behind closed doors, quiet courtyards and discreet gates lies another geography of Italy: its secret gardens.

From the Baroque terraces of the Janiculum to Mantua’s hidden green spaces, from the fairy-tale landscape of Ninfa to Boboli’s sensory routes, and from Savoy residences to contemporary art installations in Venice, nature becomes a space for discovery, memory and culture.

Often invisible, these places are opening to the public through special visits, festivals, art and botanical experiences, offering a slower, more intimate and surprising way to explore Italy’s heritage.

Read about Italy’ secret gardens on Pantografo Magazine (link in bio) 

#SecretGardens #CulturalHeritage #HiddenItaly
    Tunnels, abandoned quarries, cisterns and gallerie Tunnels, abandoned quarries, cisterns and galleries run beneath many Italian cities, representing both a historical heritage and a potential risk factor.
To make this hidden geography visible, @ispra_ambiente has launched the National Database of Underground Cavities and Sinkholes, integrating historical archives, maps, geological surveys and GIS systems.
From Rome to Naples, Palermo, Cagliari, Trieste and Viterbo, the project places data and technologies, including machine learning models, at the service of public administrations, planners and Civil Protection authorities.
A shift from emergency management to a culture of prevention.

Read the full story on #PantografoMagazine (link in bio)

#ISPRA #UrbanRegeneration #UrbanPlanning #Prevention
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    Civita di Bagnoregio and Bolsena have been named I Civita di Bagnoregio and Bolsena have been named Italian Capital of Contemporary Art 2028.

Their project, “Arte che viene, arte che va”, has secured €1 million and aims to turn Tuscia into a widespread laboratory for contemporary art, with at least 35 permanent works, regeneration projects, sustainable mobility and contributions from international artists.

A recognition that places small towns, inland areas and culture at the centre of long-term territorial development.

Read the full article on Pantografo Magazine (link in bio) 

#contemporanyart #civitadibagnoregio #bolsena
    At the end of October, the @mic_italia will announ At the end of October, the @mic_italia will announce the winning project among the four finalists: Padua, with Ancora imparo. Esercizi di dissidenza; Capri, with Le sirene del nuovo; Pozzuoli, with La città delle fragilità creative; and the Civita di Bagnoregio–Bolsena partnership, with Arte che viene, arte che va.
At stake is €1 million, to support cultural programmes and initiatives capable of leaving a legacy beyond 2028. Four different bids, united by a shared vision of contemporary art as a driver of urban, social and identity-based regeneration.

Read the full article on Pantografo Magazine (link in bio) 

#ContemporaryArt #UrbanRegeneration #Culture
    Behind closed doors, quiet courtyards and discreet Behind closed doors, quiet courtyards and discreet gates lies another geography of Italy: its secret gardens.

From the Baroque terraces of the Janiculum to Mantua’s hidden green spaces, from the fairy-tale landscape of Ninfa to Boboli’s sensory routes, and from Savoy residences to contemporary art installations in Venice, nature becomes a space for discovery, memory and culture.

Often invisible, these places are opening to the public through special visits, festivals, art and botanical experiences, offering a slower, more intimate and surprising way to explore Italy’s heritage.

Read about Italy’ secret gardens on Pantografo Magazine (link in bio) 

#SecretGardens #CulturalHeritage #HiddenItaly
    Tunnels, abandoned quarries, cisterns and gallerie Tunnels, abandoned quarries, cisterns and galleries run beneath many Italian cities, representing both a historical heritage and a potential risk factor.
To make this hidden geography visible, @ispra_ambiente has launched the National Database of Underground Cavities and Sinkholes, integrating historical archives, maps, geological surveys and GIS systems.
From Rome to Naples, Palermo, Cagliari, Trieste and Viterbo, the project places data and technologies, including machine learning models, at the service of public administrations, planners and Civil Protection authorities.
A shift from emergency management to a culture of prevention.

Read the full story on #PantografoMagazine (link in bio)

#ISPRA #UrbanRegeneration #UrbanPlanning #Prevention
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