The Keys of Unity di Milot project – in collaboration with JeanWolfe from Los Angeles – was launched to great fanfare in Naples, the first stop on its tour. Milot’s desire is to give a message of hope in such a difficult and divisive moment, aiming to reawaken the collective thought of a society that has recently lost its way. He wants this to be a universal “cry” of mutual respect between people, so that they can live in peace with each other and there are no more closed and distant places. It is in here, in Naples, literally and metaphorically, that the key is found. A monumental and impressive structure, made of corten steel, Key of Today is sculpture is ten meters high and twenty metres wide.

The first solo exhibition in Naples of the Brazilian artist Thai Mainhard. In the exhibition space of via Pasquale Scura, Mainhard’s journey develops through 7 paintings on canvas and 7 mixed technique drawings on paper in which the artist’s entire visual world explodes between shapes and colours combined in complex and emotional compositions of an expressionist matrix.

Forty-three works by Picasso, compared mainly with Farnese sculptures and paintings from Pompeii, will be displayed in the “Picasso and Antiquity” exhibition at the National Archaeological Museum of Naples until 27 August 2023. The exhibition, promoted by MANN under the direction of Paolo Giulierini with the support of the Campania Region and organised by Electa and curated by Clemente Marconi, is part of the international programme “Picasso Celebrations 1973 – 2023: 50 Exhibitions and Events to Celebrate Picasso” on the 50th anniversary of his death.
The exhibition aims to illustrate the profound influence of one of the greatest museums of classical art on the work of one of the most important modern artists.

The National Archaeological Museum of Naples has dedicated this exhibition – Alexander the Great and the East – to the figure of the great Macedonian leader. Until 28 August 2023, hispath of conquest stretching as far as distant India, after having annexed the Egypt of the Pharaohs, the Middle East and Persia, where Alexander was crowned King of Kings, is narrated through about 170 works.
Promoted by the Italian Ministry of Culture and the Greek Ministry of Culture and Sports, the exhibition is organised by the MANN under the direction of Paolo Giulierini with the support of the Campania Region in collaboration with Electa and in partnership with Intesa Sanpaolo.

The Gallerie d’Italia in Naples, a museum belonged to the Intesa Sanpaolo group, shows the exhibition Mario Schifano the new imaginary. 1960 -1990, dedicated to one of the most important 20th century Italian artists on the national and international scene.
Curated by Luca Massimo Barbero, the exhibition presents more than 50 works from the artist’s production from the 1960s to the 1990s, coming from the Intesa Sanpaolo collection, as well important cultural institutes such as the Museo del Novecento in Milan and the Galleria Internazionale d’Arte Moderna Ca’ Pesaro in Venice, as well as from art galleries and national and international private collections, and benefits from the collaboration with the Mario Schifano Archive.

Opera in four scenes. Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica, based on the novel by Henri Murger Scene della vita di Bohème. Conductor Francesco Lanzillotta, directed by Emma Dante, sets by Carmine Maringola, costumes by Vanessa Sannino, lights by Cristian Zucaro, and choreography by Sandromaria Campagna.

Programme: Piotr I. Tchaikovsky. SERENADE ballet in one act, choreography George Balanchine, Director Jonathan Darlington.
Alexander Glazunov. RAYMONDA – Act III, choreography by Marius Petipa, Conductor Jonathan Darlington. Orchestra and Ballet of the San Carlo Theatre. Ballet Director Clotilde Vayer.

Zucchero Fornaciari, Roberto Bolle and Placido Domingo are the protagonists of four extraordinary events and a special show, the opening show dedicated to the architect Luigi Vanvitelli and Franco Zeffirelli, broadcast live from the Palatine Chapel. On the occasion of the show, it will be possible to participate in thematic guided tours of the Reggia di Caserta (Royal Palace of Caserta).

A ‘Closed House of Art’ that has become famous. The ‘red’ light envelops the castle, which already, from the outside, hints at the fascinating and extravagant dimension that welcomes the audience. The actors, dressed exclusively in dressing gowns or bathrobes, entice and allow themselves to be approached by the spectators/clients who, armed with ‘dollars’, have to haggle for the price of the individual performances, the so-called ‘pleasure pills’, classic and contemporary monologues. An unusual experience designed to make people think and have fun at the same time.

Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a multi-sensory live musical experience to breathtaking venues that have never been used before for this purpose in Naples. Where? At the atmospheric La Terra degli Aranci, by the soothing light of candles. Age limits: 8 years and older. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Accessibility: This venue has disabled access. Doors open 30 minutes before the start of the concert.