EDI GLOBAL FORUM – PROGRAM 9
26 OCTOBER
GIORNATA FEDERICIANA
Through a collaboration between Fondazione Morra Greco and the
University of Naples Federico II, the EDI Global Forum – Giornata
Federiciana aims to create and promote new forms of education
through a novel understanding of the Museum’s educational mission.
By developing a collaborative dialogue between Federico II’s educational
and research structure with the Museum’s long-established and
perfected educational practices, the aim is to look not only at the
educational objective, but also at its active social implications.
This initiative is part of a project co-funded by the Anniversary Mission
Structure of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers and implemented
by the University of Naples Federico II to promote the University’s cultural
heritage as part of its 800th Anniversary Celebration and encourage wide-
spread participation, especially from the younger generations.
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9.00 – 9.30 am
S. Marcellino and Festo Church
SHARE, EDUCATE, INNOVATE. THE MULTIPLE
INTERSECTIONS BETWEEN ART AND RESEARCH
EDI DISCUSSION
Opening
Gaetano Manfredi, Mayor of Naples (invited)
Matteo Lorito, Rector, University of Naples Federico II
Maurizio Morra Greco, President, Fondazione Morra Greco
Giorgio Ventre, Scientific Director, Apple Academy
Coordinator: Valentina Della Corte, Delegate for Unina 2024 celebrations
9.30 – 10.30 am
S. Marcellino and Festo Church
EDI INSPIRING
Introduction
Tracy Roberts-Pounds, USA Consul General in Naples, Italy
Museum as Platform
Jeffrey Schnapp, Director, MetaLab at Harvard University
Robots and Humans
Bruno Siciliano, Professor of Control and Robotics,
University of Naples Federico II
Final Speech
Roberto Vittori, European Space Agency
Daniele Mocio, Italian Air Force
9.30 am – 11.30 pm
Physics Museum
ART DIVE LAB
Immersive art experiential laboratory by Olimaint
EDI GLOBAL FORUM – PROGRAM 11
10.00 am – 4.30 pm
Cloister of the S. Marcellino and Festo Church
NON IO MA NOI / DAY 2
EDI COMMUNITY
A project by NTA – Nuove Tecnologie dell’Arte,
Academy of Fine Arts of Naples
10.30 – 12.00 pm
S. Marcellino and Festo Church
THE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY REINVENTING
PRESENCE IN MUSEUMS
EDI VISIONS
Shaherah Arshad, Senior Manager, National Gallery Singapore
Benedikt Hochwartner, Curator Creative Learning, Art Education, mumok
Marco Martello, Digital Manager and Head of Digital Transformation,
Triennale Milano
Cho Sunghee, Curator of Culture and Education Division,
Asia Culture Center
Coordinator: Nisa Mackie, Deputy Director, Learning and Engagement,
MoMA
11.30 am – 1.00 pm
Room G1 | Political Science Faculty of
the University of Naples Federico II
WHITE BALLS ON WALLS
EDI VISIONS
A film by Sarah Vos – Netherlands
Coordinator: Emma Harjadi Herman, Head of Education and Inclusion,
Stedelijk Museum
12.00 – 1.00 pm
S. Marcellino and Festo Church
DEEP FIELD
EDI FACILITATING
Deep Field by Tin Nguyen & Edward Cutting, Artists
Soundscape by Martyn Stewart’s The Listening Planet
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12.00 – 1.30 pm
Physics Museum
HOW THE METAVERSE CAN TRANSFORM
EDUCATION. MATRIX PROCESSING
EDI FACILITATING
Francesco Cascino, Founder and Art Director, Cascino Progetti
Gianvirgilio Cugini, Lawyer, STELVA Group
12.00 – 1.30 pm
S. Marcellino and Festo Church
BEYOND THE NATURE / CULTURE SPLIT
EDI VISIONS
Eva Elisa Fabbris, Director, MADRE – Donnaregina Contemporary Art
Museum
Claudia Mainardi, Architect, Fosbury Architecture
Paola Zanini, Head of the Education Department, Castello di Rivoli
Coordinator: Helen Charman, Director of Learning, National Programmes
and Young V&A, Victoria and Albert Museum
12.00 – 1.30 pm
Room Pagano 1 | Political Science Faculty
University of Naples Federico II
CERTOSA E MUSEO DI SAN MARTINO AND MUSEO
ARCHEOLOGICO NAZIONALE DI PONTECAGNANO
EDI FACILITATING
Disconnessioni nell’Ascolto del Silenzio
(Disconnection through Listening to Silence)
Curated by the Education Department of the Certosa
e Museo di San Martino
With the participation of the performer Mauro Maurizio Palumbo
Percorso tattile del MAP – Per Terra e per Mare – Picentini Ecomuseum
Coordinated by Ilaria Menale
1.30 – 2.30 pm
Cloister of S. Marcellino and Festo Church
LUNCH
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2.30 pm – 4.30 pm
S. Marcellino and Festo Church
ART DIVE LAB
Immersive art experiential laboratory by Olimaint.
2.30 – 3.15 pm
Natural and Physical Sciences Museum Centre
of the University of Naples Federico II
SCIENTIFIC PROMENADE
EDI COMMUNITY
Piergiulio Cappelletti, Director, Natural and Physical Sciences
Museum Centre of the University of Naples Federico II
Paolo Caputo, Director, Botanical Garden of Naples
Paolo De Girolamo, Director, Museum of Veterinary Anatomy
of the University of Naples Federico II
Stefano Mazzoleni, Director, MUSA – “Musei delle Scienze Agrarie”
3.30 – 5.00 pm
Mineralogy Museum
INNOVATION IN MUSEUM EDUCATION
EDI FACILITATING
Maria D’Ambrosio, Università Suor Orsola Benincasa
Carla Langella, Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II
Francesca Nicolais, Università Suor Orsola Benincasa
Antonella Poce, Università di Roma Tor Vergata – INTELLECT Centre
Daniela Savy, Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II
Amelia Napolitano, Università degli Studi di Padova
3.30 – 5.00 pm
Mineralogy Museum
FOLLOWING THE UNCONFERENCE
EDI FACILITATING
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3.30 – 5.30 pm
Room Pagano 1 | Political Science Faculty
University of Naples Federico II
MUSEION AND EKKM
EDI FACILITATING
The (future) Museum as a site of hope!
Coordinated by
Brita Köhler, Fondazione Museion Museum
of Modern and Contemporary Art
Anita Kodanik, Contemporary Art Museum of Estonia – EKKM
3.30 – 5.30 pm
Physics Museum
KUNSTHALLE ZÜRICH AND CENTRO PER L’ARTE
CONTEMPORANEA LUIGI PECCI
EDI FACILITATING
“Text & Trust” (What do they really believe in?)
Coordinated by Seline Fülscher, Kunsthalle Zürich
Una piccolissima rivoluzione (A tiny revolution)
Coordinated by Irene Innocente, Centro per l’Arte Contemporanea Luigi Pecci
3.30 – 5.30 pm
Physics Museum
WIELS AND MAPA DAS IDEIAS
EDI FACILITATING
Audience Engagement
Coordinated by Laure Goemans, WIELS
Interweaving humanity, ideas, and tangible heritage: navigating museum
mediation and embodied thinking
Coordinated by Ines Camara, Mapa das Ideias
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5.00 – 5.45 pm
S. Marcellino and Festo Church
OUTCOMES
EDI DISCUSSION
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE MEMBERS:
Helen Charman, Director of Learning, National Programmes and Young
V&A,Victoria and Albert Museum
Alessandra Drioli, EDI Scientific Committee Coordinator
Emma Harjadi Herman, Head of Education and Inclusion, Stedelijk
Museum
Nisa Mackie, Deputy Director, Learning and Engagement, MoMA
CLOSING REMARKS:
Maurizio Morra Greco, President, Fondazione Morra Greco
Rosanna Romano, Director for Cultural Policies and Tourism,
Regione Campania
5.00 – 7.30 pm
MADRE Donnaregina Contemporary Art Museum
LA TERRA DELLE SIRENE
“VOICE: PARTENOPE AND SUBVERSION”: AN EDUCATIONAL
PERFORMATIVE WORKSHOP ONTHE ROLE OF VOICE IN
CONTEMPORARY EXPERIMENTAL PRACTICES
EDI FACILITATING
A project by: MADRE Donnaregina Contemporary Art Museum
In collaboration with BB and Terraforma – Padiglione Italia
Curated by Sara Persico
Language: Italian and English
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EDI LOCATIONS
FONDAZIONE MORRA GRECO
promotes and develops contemporary
culture, supporting the vision of
both emerging and established
international and local artists. The
Foundation originated from Collezione
Morra Greco, which was started in the
1990’s and includes over a thousand
works by approximately two hundred
contemporary artists thus far. The
Foundation’s headquarters reside
in Palazzo Caracciolo di Avellino, a
sixteenth-century building located in
the heart of Naples’historical centre.
In 2021, Fondazione Morra Greco
launched the EDI Global Forumfor
Education and Integration, a project
dedicated to intercultural research on
arteducation.
MUSEO ARCHEOLOGICO
NAZIONALE DI NAPOLI – MANN, one
of the city’s oldest andmost important
museums, is far more than a place
where ancient artifacts arepreserved.
As director Paolo Giulierini declares,
“it is a heap of everyday life, in which
cultural and scientific disciplines,
human aspirations and contradictions
are all connected together.”
The NATURAL AND PHYSICAL
SCIENCE MUSEUM CENTRE OF
THE UNIVERSITY OF NAPLES
FEDERICO II was established in 1992
and incorporates several museums:
the museums of Mineralogy, Zoology,
Anthropology, Palaeontology, the
Museum of Physics and, soon, the
Museum of Chemistry. The collections’
scientific and historical value, along
with the exhibition spaces’ artistic
and cultural relevance, distinguishes
this Centre from other national and
international cultural institutions.
By involving scholars, educational
institutions and residents, the goal
is to make the sciences, especially
the natural and physical sciences,
accessible to the general public so that
everyone can understand its beauty
and the importance of experiencing
scientific culture.
The CHURCH OF S. MARCELLINO
AND FESTO is a monumental church
located in the heart of Naples’ historic
center. While today its interior is
divided between the headquarters of
the Department of Political Science at
Federico II University and the Naples
Museum of Paleontology, this church
boasts a rich history thattraces back to
the early Middle Ages when it was part
of a monastic complex.
The monastery also includes a large
CLOISTER featuring piperno arches,
are markable architectural creation by
Giovanni Vincenzo Della Monica, which
was finalized between 1567 and 1595.
From this cloister, visitors can enjoy a
panoramic view of the sea as well as
the Scala Santa oratory.
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SIDE EVENTS
The ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS OF
NAPLES (ABANA) is a university-level
institution in Art and Music and, with its
more than 3,000 students, represents
a hub of excellence in Italy’s wide
range of higher education institutions.
Its extensive and diversified
educational programmes guarantee its
students are well prepared for success
in the professional world. Founded
in 1752, the Academy’s library,
archives and gallery spaces contain
remarkable historical and artistic
heritage. In addition to study and
research dedicated to contemporary
art, the Academy is also involved in the
conservation, promotion, education
and teaching of contemporary
historical heritage.
VIVAIO CALVANESE is a hidden green
garden in the centre of Naples and
was founded in 1834 under the name
“Vivaio Calabrese”, after its founder
Francesco Saverio Calabrese. Facing
the entrance to the Botanical Gardens,
Vivaio Calvanese’s nursery resides in a
historic building designed at the end
of the 18th century, which also acts as
a studio for the artist Antonella Raio.
Together with the garden’scurrent
owner Giuseppe Calvanese, Raio’s
research and work is currently focused
on finding new ways for art and nature
to harmoniously coexist.
Built in the early seventeenth
century, PALAZZO ISCHITELLA is
one of the oldest buildings along the
Riviera di Chiaia and now houses
Tecno’s headquarters. Founded by
Giovanni Lombardi in 1999, Tecno is a
Neapolitan company which specialises
in the development of technological
solutions and also provides corporate
sustainability consulting services in the
economic, environmental and social
fields. Tecno is also an EDI Forum
sponsor.
PIAZZA GARIBALDI is a square in
Naples located at the intersection of
the Pendino, Mercato, San Lorenzo,
and Zona Industriale neighborhoods.
It is one of the most important and
crowded squares in the city as it has
hosted the Napoli Centrale station
since 1866. The square is a major
transportation hub, not only for railways
but also for road, tram, trolleybus,
urban and suburban bus lines. On the
left side of the square, you can find a
statue of Giuseppe Garibaldi sculpted
by Cesare Zocchi.
Located in San Lorenzo, one of the city
centre’s oldest neighbourhoods,
MADRE – DONNAREGINA
CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUM
is housed in the beautiful Palazzo
Donnaregina, which was transformed
into a museum by Portuguese
architect Álvaro Siza. In addition to
a site-specific permanent collection,
Madre offers temporary exhibitions
and multidisciplinary cultural events.
They put into practice the idea of
the “performing museum”, a place
open to the ongoing experience of
contemporaryart and culture.
The CHURCH OF S. PAOLO
APOSTOLO is a sacred structure
overseen by Father Maurizio Patriciello
located in the PARCO VERDE area of
the town of Caivano, near Naples.
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ORGANIZATION
Fondazione Morra Greco
President: Maurizio Morra Greco
Board Members: Danila Aprea, Pierpaolo Forte, Fabrizio Pascucci, Francesco
Sbordone
Con il supporto di Regione Campania
President: Vincenzo De Luca
Direttore Generale per le Politiche Culturali e il Turismo: Rosanna Romano
Consigliera del presidente per la Cultura: Patrizia Boldoni
EDI 2023 team
Project Manager: Francesca Cocco
RUP: Mariano Iadanza
Communication: Stella Di Capua
Press Office: Pasquale Raicaldo
Education Department: Francesca Blandino
International Relations: Alessandra Klimciuk
Scientific Committee Coordinator: Alessandra Drioli
Administration: Martina Panunzio
Exhibition: Giulia Pollicita
Facilitator: Silvia Cohn
Secretariat: Calendaria, Irma Leone and Serena Ricci
Design 2023: Giulia Lettieri
EDI Global Forum 2023 è un progetto co-finanziato dalla Regione Campania a valere sui
fondi POC Campania FESR 2014/2020, Piano Strategico Cultura e Beni Culturali.
With the patronage of
Comune di Napoli
Ambasciata del Belgio
Ambasciata della Repubblica Federale di Germania
Ambasciata della Repubblica di Polonia a Roma
Reale Ambasciata di Norvegia
With the support of
GE.S.A.C. S.p.A.
Gruppo Industriale Tecno
Consolato Generale degli Stati Uniti d’America, Napoli
Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II – Vivi Federico II,
supportato dalla Presidenza del
Consiglio dei Ministri – Anniversari nazionali
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In partnership with
MANN Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli
Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte
MADRE Museo di Arte Contemporanea Donnaregina
Direzione regionale Musei Campania
Centro Musei delle Scienze Naturali e Fisiche
e con
Accademia di Belle Arti di Napoli
Università degli Studi Federico II
e con
Art Days Napoli Campania
e con
INTELLECT Centro di Ricerca per l’Educazione del Patrimonio Museale, il
Well-Being e la Tecnologia nella Didattica
Coordinator: prof. Antonella Poce
Research Group: Maria Rosaria Re; Carlo De Medio; Mara Valente; Luca
Contardi; Maria Tolaini; Giulia Vigo
e con
RIOT Studio
Cooperativa Sociale Il Tulipano
Officina Gomitoli – Cooperativa Sociale Dedalus
Cur’Arti
Thanks to
‘A Rareca project
Coordinatori: Antonella Raio – Artista; Carla Langella – Università degli Studi di
Napoli Federico II; Francesca Cocco – Fondazione Morra Greco
Progetto di design: studenti del Corso di Laurea in Design per la Comunità,
Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II Davide Andrea Calabrese, Allegra
Casillo, Flavia Padulano, Francesca Maria Pagliaro, Chiara Prisco, Francesca
Maria Pagliaro, Marcelo Vicente de Silva
Con la collaborazione scientifica di: Massimo Perriccioli – Università degli Studi
di Napoli Federico II; Ernesto Ramon Rispoli – Università degli Studi di Napoli
Federico II; Stefano Perrotta – Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II
Con la collaborazione istituzionale di: ASL Napoli 1 Centro: Dipartimento di
Salute Mentale, direttrice Luisa Russo; Distretto Sanitario 24, direttrice Anna
Manna; Nucleo Operativo di Neuropsichiatria Infantile, responsabile Cecilia
Cocchiaro; Unità Operativa Complessa di Salute Mentale, direttrice Rossana
Calvano; Centro diurno “la Fenice 24”, responsabile Dora Russo; Università
Suor Orsola Benincasa: gruppo di ricerca embodied education, direttrice
Maria D’Ambrosio.
Con la collaborazione tecnologica per Scobyskin: Knowledge for Business
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Guardiani 21
FAL – Falegnameria Autonoma Libertaria
CIPIA – Napoli Provincia 1
Quartiere Latino
Lucia Schettino; Sergio Russo; Marta Ferraro; Erica Talaro
Informal Lunch
Eugenio Tibaldi
Officine Gomitoli – Cooperativa Sociale Dedalus:
Mariola Grodzka; Carmen Vicinanza
Tooba, Shamsah, Nina, Asmaa, Rkia, Yasmina, Liliana, Uzma, Remal, Qundeel
parte del progetto SCIC Sistema Cittadino per l’Integrazione di Comunità
finanziato dal Fondo Nazionale Politiche Migratorie del Ministero del Lavoro e
Politiche Sociali che vede come capofila il Comune di Napoli – Assessorato alle
Politiche Sociali
Experience Collection .0
Valeria Apicella
Giornalisti
Giancarlo Donadio
Pasquale Raicaldo
Volontari
Pietro Longo; Alessia Menna; Assunta Stocchetti; Maria Fusco; Alessia
Pellecchia; Mariaurora Terlizzi; Carla Cozzolino; Flavia Padulano; Francesca
Maria Pagliaro; Maria Teresa Dandolo; Marta Atene Amoroso
Corso di Fotogiornalismo dell’Accademia di Belle Arti di Napoli
NTA – Nuove Tecnologie dell’Accademia di Belle Arti di Napoli
Centro Intellect per l’Educazione del Patrimonio Museale, il Well-Being e la
Tecnologia nella Didattica
Università di Roma Tor Vergata
Coordinator: prof. Antonella Poce
Research Group: Maria Rosaria Re, Carlo De Medio, Mara Valente, Luca
Contardi, Maria Tolaini, Giulia Vigo
Thomas Dane Gallery
Federica Sheehan
Damiana Leoni
Super Otium
Nicola Ciancio e Vincenzo Falcione
Progetto Cur’Arti
Francesca Barrella