press release

CAM museum caged; gates become exposition space for the solidly behind protest of 18 Neapolitan artists. A long cage has been issued before CAM museum after recent news events; from June the 28th 2013 on the gratings are hanging the works of 18 Neapolitan artists, inspired by Casoria museum adventures and realized as solidly behind to CAM cultural campaign.

On June the 28th at 7.30 pm CAM museum opens to WellCAM_Welcome to the politically uncorrect museum. Eight years after, the most rumoured museum in Europe is still open and its activity lively even though, like a caged lion, its entrance appears closed up in a metal fencing bringing the visitor to the museum path but dividing him from the rest of the world. That cage, from June the 28th, is becoming an exposition space, an open door to art, bringing works out with its arms open wide to the road. Hanging on the gratings are the works 18 Neapolitan artists realized as solidly behind the cultural resistance of CAM as inspired by the Casoria museum adventures. From racism to corrupted politics, from violence to camorra, the story of the museum is involved in the social meaning of art. Its story mixes perseverance and dedication, provocation and reflection, a difficult pathway for a space on a degraded province, which has become a reference and a symbol for those supporting culture notwithstanding the “arduous” place. Local and international situation hinted a thread to the artistic agenda of CAM. This inquiry through a news-based art has been many times unwelcome to criminal organizations and toupper politics spheres. With this exhibition CAM wants to celebrate, with those ones who supported it, eight years commitment for culture and its vigour notwithstanding uncountless adversities.

WellCAM curated by Antonio Manfredi

The artists: Piero Chiariello, Gerardo Di Fiore, Di Guida & Vargas, Fabio Donato, Peppe Esposito, Luciano Ferrara, Gianluigi Gargiulo, Giovanni Izzo, Barbara La Ragione, Lello Lopez, Rosa Panaro, Ivan Piano, Sergio Riccio, Emilio Rizzo, Franco Silvestro, Vincenzo Starnone, Tony Stefanucci, Paula Sunday

Music Performance by rapper Luca Blindo & Tony Phone from Salicelle of Afragola

Opening on friday the 28th of June 2013 at 7.30pm June the 28th – September the 28th 2013

The exhibition is sponsored by Griec.a.m. Ascensori Casoria

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WellCAM
Welcome to the politically incorrect museum

artists:
Piero Chiariello, Gerardo Di Fiore, Di Guida & Vargas, Fabio Donato, Peppe Esposito, Luciano Ferrara, Gianluigi Gargiulo, Giovanni Izzo, Barbara La Ragione, Lello Lopez, Rosa Panaro, Ivan Piano, Sergio Riccio, Emilio Rizzo, Franco Silvestro, Vincenzo Starnone, Tony Stefanucci, Paula Sunday

curator:
Antonio Manfredi