March 4, 2026 \\
The fourth EDI Agora Talk, part of the Public Program of the Fondazione Morra Greco for the third edition of EDI Global Forum 2026, is dedicated to the Gentle Museum: a reflection on the museum as a space of welcome, kindness and inclusion.
The meeting explores a vision of the museum as a welcoming and inclusive space, capable of embracing different abilities, different generations and neurodiversity as an integral part of its public.
What is born as a response to a specific need can become an enrichment for everyone: the museum that learns to be gentle with those who are most vulnerable becomes, inevitably, a better place for anyone.
Guests of the Agora Talk will be:
- Virgilio Mollicone, Director of Ultrablu, and Gaia Peruzzi, Vice President of Ultrablu, atelier, gallery, publishing house and café based in Rome, founded in 2017 as a creative hub in which neurodivergent and neurotypical artists collaborate in the visual, digital and performing arts.
- Liliana Uccello, Head of Education of the Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte, with a presentation of the projects developed with the different publics of the Neapolitan institution.
- Scarlett Reliquet, Head of Scientific and Cultural Programming of the Musée d’Orsay, will bring a testimony at once professional and personal, inspired by the book written with her husband Philippe, Écouter Haendel (Gallimard, 2011), on the story of their daughter and her singular way of being in the world.
The meeting will be moderated by Christian Larsen and Sylvain Bellenger, respectively Executive Director and General Director of the third edition of EDI.
The event will take place exclusively online on Zoom Wednesday March 4 at 4 PM.
The access link will be sent via newsletter the day preceding the event.
For further information: info@fondazionemorragreco.com
Project co-financed through FSC 2021/2027 resources, DGR 616 2024. Strategic Plan for Culture and Tourism 2024/2025 – Global Forum Contemporary Art Exhibitions EDI 2025 Project.