Opening on August 15th for the Mann Museum Naples with the usual opening hours and two exceptional exhibitions: “Alexander the Great and the Orient” (until August 28th) and “Picasso and the Ancient”, already visited by over 250 thousand people.
The museum is therefore postponing its weekly closing day from the usual Tuesday to Wednesday 16th. “With the further attraction of the new section dedicated to Roman Campania – 2000 mXNUMX of exhibition space and restored rooms – the Mann – reads a note – is experiencing a record summer, a destination for visitors from all over the world and many citizens, who are offered various annual subscription formulas.
The data for the month of August are in fact expected to be richer than those for July, which counted 40 thousand visitors”.
“Welcome to the Mann on August 15th – is the greeting from the director Paolo Giulierini – we are proud to contribute significantly to the city's cultural offering with two exhibitions that have been praised by visitors and international critics, who often seem to ignore the important things that are happening in Southern Italy. Focusing on two such ambitious exhibitions in the middle of summer has proven to be a good choice.
Naples is always a city of art and must propose a capital city program in every period of the year. In particular, I am pleased to recall the originality of the exhibition “Picasso and the ancient”, an Italian proposal included in the official celebrations of Spain and France on the fiftieth anniversary of the artist's death”.
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Visited yesterday and it was disappointing, none of Picasso's works are on display, only small sketches