On Friday, April 11, the Museo del Tesoro di San Gennaro is preparing to make a splash with the preview of the exhibition “Per Grazia Ricevuta – Contemporary Visions of the Ex Voto.” The event, which will begin at 11.00:XNUMX a.m., promises to be a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in a bold reinterpretation of an ancient theme.
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The Presentation
After the initial greetings of Mons. Vincenzo De Gregorio, Abbot Prelate of the Royal Chapel of the Treasure of San Gennaro, the stage will be occupied by prominent figures including the curator Alberto Mattia Martini, Riccardo Imperiali di Francavilla and Francesca Ummarino, respectively Deputy of the Royal Chapel of the Treasure and Director of the Museum. Ilaria D'Uva, CEO of D'Uva srl, will also contribute to the launch of the event. The presence of some participating artists will not be missing, making the atmosphere even more engaging.
The Exhibition
Curated by Alberto Mattia Martini and produced by D'Uva, the exhibition will offer an overview of the ancient theme of ex votos through the works of 120 contemporary artists. Among the prominent names are Mimmo Jodice, Mimmo Paladino, Michelangelo Pistoletto, and many others. In a move that has already raised expectations, Yves Klein's blue monochrome, donated in 1958 to the monastery of Santa Rita da Cascia, will be exhibited for the occasion.
Exhibition Details
“Per Grazia Ricevuta – Visioni contemporanee dell'Ex Voto” will open to the public on April 12 and will be open until September 30, during the museum’s opening hours. This exhibition represents a unique opportunity to reconsider the dialogue between past and present, with works that challenge conventions and invite reflection.
Article published on 8 April 2025 - 14:14
The exhibition seems interesting and could bring new visions on an ancient theme like the ex voto. However, I wonder if all the artists involved are really famous, or if there are lesser-known names that deserve attention.