Collectors, heritage and territory

Collectors, heritage and territory
Fabio Agovino, Fabio Frasca, Ettore Rossetta

Saturday 18 December 2021 at 11:00 am

Talk at Fondazione Morra Greco
as part of Art Days Napoli Campania 2021

curated and coordinated by Marianna Agliottone

curator, scholar of the phenomena of collecting, professor of Economics of Culture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Naples and of Economics and Market of Art and Graphics at the Academy of Fine Arts in Bari.

The study devoted to Collecting represents a very important chapter in the mapping and analysis of the cultural landscape and art system of a territory. “Collectors, Heritage and Territory,” a meeting conceived, curated and led by Marianna Agliottone and promoted by Fondazione Morra Greco, aims to give voice to the experience of three collectors of the younger generation, Fabio Agovino, Fabio Frasca, Ettore Rossetta, and their initiatives, their energies, their relationship with creativity, and how their activities build and nurture dialogue with local communities and international art networks. Analyzing the strategic function of collecting for the development and economy of a territory’s culture. Starting from the genesis of collecting practice, the works and conceptual links of collections, to the opportunities for promoting projects dedicated to contemporary art.

A reflection by Luigi A.M. Rossi, a certified public accountant, on the protection and transmission of private collections will mark the conclusion of the talk.

Fondazione Morra Greco
Palazzo Caracciolo di Avellino
Largo Proprio di Avellino 17
80138 Napoli, Italia

In compliance with current Covid-19 regulations, a maximum of 40 visitors with Green Passes will be allowed entry. Reservations can be made by writing to rsvp@fondazionemorragreco.com