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Ceneri e Luce

Ashes and Light

From April 11 to 26, 2026, the Monumental Complex of the Early Christian Basilicas of Cimitile hosts the international exhibition “Ashes and Light”, an artistic and spiritual journey that invites reflection on the eternal dialogue between endings and rebirth, darkness and revelation.

In the land of saints, where history intertwines with the sacred, 27 international artists from 18 countries present, through contemporary languages, new possibilities for balance and peace. The works become traces of a humanity that, even from ashes, is able to rediscover the light.

Vernissage: Saturday, April 11, 2026, at 5:30 PM
Free admission for the opening

Venue
Monumental Complex of the Early Christian Basilicas of Cimitile

Opening hours
Tuesday, Wednesday, Sunday: 8:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Friday and Saturday: 8:30 AM – 1:00 PM / 2:30 PM – 7:30 PM

Artists in the exhibition
Giuseppe Abbate – Gama, Massimo Borrelli, Nick Böttge, Maria Rachele Branca, Massimo Carriero, Maria Danilenko, Rika Maja Duevel, Barbora Gazurova – Sharuzen, Martha Green Doran, Elke Hubmann Kniely, Isidora Jovanovski, Gerhard Kroyer, Lausen, Valentina Moravčević, Attila Olasz, Basilios Papaioannou, Alexandra Piras, Galina Poloz, Andreea Puiu – PAI – INNER LINES, Antonio Rodi Napolitano, Oksana Rohovska – Roksana, Fabien Serio – Soulstorm, Silvija Sikavica, Paulina Staniec, Iva Stefanova – IS, Dragana B. Stevanovic, Jenny Tsoneva.

The exhibition is promoted by the Fondazione Premio Cimitile and the Municipality of Cimitile, with the support of the Campania Region and the Metropolitan City of Naples.

Curators: Rossella Bellan, Antonietta Panico
Art historian: Gianpasquale Greco
Graphic design: Antonio Imparato
Exhibition design: Giulio Bellan

Call Crossing Paths

Call for Artists – Artist Residency 2026

The University of Milan promotes the artist residency “Crossing Paths: Stories of Vulnerability and Resilience”, a project dedicated to the dialogue between contemporary art and Earth sciences.

The initiative is conceived by the Valchiavenna Station for the Study of the Alpine Environment (Department of Earth Sciences “Ardito Desio”) and aims to address, through transdisciplinary approaches, the issue of hydrogeological instability as a tangible manifestation of the effects of climate change in mountain regions.

The mountain thus becomes not only a geographical place, but also a space of relationships, memory, conflict, and adaptation.

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