Title ‘’ Artists for the Jubilee ’’
Opening:Saturday 5th July 2025 - 10.00 am
Venue:Chiesa Santa Maria della Misericordia (Saint Mary of Mercy Church)
Location: Via Saccoccio Cecili beside civic 7 - Spoleto
Duration: from 5th July to 19th July 2025
Admittance: Free
Opening hours: from 10.00 am to 18.00 pm
Curator: Salvo Nugnes, - Present Salvo Nugnes,
Organizer: Art Factory Events
Info: info@artfactory.eventi.gmail.com – www.artfactoryeventi.it
Artists for the Jubilee curated by Salvo Nugnes opens in Spoleto with many guests VIP and talented artists
Saturday 5th July 2025, the splendid Church of Misericordia of Spoleto will open its doors to the official inauguration of the exhibition "Artists for the Jubilee", An event of great cultural prestige that brings together some of the brightest personalities of the Italian artistic and intellectual panorama. The initiative, curated by Salvo Nugnes, - affirmed art critic, writer and journalist - was born with the aim of celebrating the Jubilee of 2025 through the universal and powerful language of contemporary art.
The inaugural event will see the participation of numerous talented artists, selected for the quality of their aesthetic research and for the ability to confront the theme of the sacred in an authentic and personal way. The works on display range between painting, sculpture, photography and poetry, giving life to an engaging visual and spiritual path, capable of exciting and making you think.
Next to the artists, there will be important exponents of the cultural and institutional world, scholars, critics, journalists, collectors and representatives of the clergy. An exceptional frame that confirms the high profile of the initiative and the strong link between art and spirituality in the context of the Jubilee.
Salvo Nugnes, in his opening intervention, will emphasize the importance of offering a space to beauty as a tool for dialogue between the human and the divine: "Art has the power to speak where words are not enough. In this time so marked by uncertainties, the artists can offer a profound gaze, a gesture of light that accompanies the soul."
The exhibition, set up in a place full of history and sacredness such as the Church of Mercy, is configured not only as an exhibition, but as a cultural and spiritual experience that will accompany visitors along a path of introspection and renewal.
The inauguration on 5th July will kick off a calendar of appointments and meetings, including the conference on 6th July with Bishop Antonio Staglianò, President of the Pontifical Academy of Theology, and other authoritative figures from the ecclesiastical world. A unique opportunity to rediscover, through art, the profound meaning of Jubilee and Mercy, in a city that has always lived in the sign of beauty and spirituality.
Here are the names of the selected artists:
Anna Actis Caporale, Giuseppe Arduca, Angela arrest, Corrado Avanzi, Luciana Ballario, Tina Bevilacqua, Adalgisa Bitti, Paolo Boccia, Marinella Boe, Paola Bonacini, Bio, Loriana Buscemi, Michela Casaccia, Danilo Ceirani, Giovanni Compagnino, Tiziana La Rosa Coppola, Paolo Cremonesini, Marzia Cotroneo, Giuseppe Damigella, Giuseppe Damigella, Samantha de Lucchi, Marina Denegri, Aldo Diana, Giuliana Donzello, Natalia Dyakonenko, Rosemary Estacchini, Solaria Ferro, Cristian Finiguerra, Maria Chiara Franchin, Maria Rita Gona, Govani, Nada Graffigna, Gabriella Grippaudo, Marika Kohanicz, Tiziana Guerra, Vlad Korol, Daniela Litta, Francesco Litta, Francesco Litta, Francesco Litta, Francesco Litta, Francesco Logoteta, Claudio Marangoni, Mauro Martin, Silvana Mascioli, Charles Minelli, Milvia Mucchiut, Liliana Nowicka, Maria Petrucci, Giuseppe Piacenza, Patrizia Pierandrei, Elia Pittau, Julia Populin, Dannie Praed, Erminia Irran, Fabio Recchia, Ettore Giulio Resta, Maria Milena Rocchetto, Amelia Rachele Rossi Landi, Ruggero Rotondi, Gino Maria Sambuco, Milko Skontra, Claudio Spattini, Federica Virgili, Maria Teresa Vittone, Paola Volpe.