In recent days, the Cultural Shopping Center of Ragusa hosted a very important cultural event organized by the Milanese association Asso Vizzini, in collaboration with local partners Anna Ottaviano and Giovanna Giaquinta. The initiative, entitled “Art meets love, at the dawn of the Third Millennium”, represented a fascinating journey into the female universe, attracting a large audience and arousing considerable interest in the topics covered.
A journey into the female universe
The event saw the presentation of several notable works. Among these, the monograph of sculptures by Lucio Oliveri captured the attention of art enthusiasts, while the book “Love at the dawn of the Third Millennium” by Valeria Bonfanti offered a profound reflection on feelings and relationships in the era Contemporary. The book “Photographic Genesis of the master Don Gesualdo” by Carmelo Vecchio instead provided an interesting historical and artistic perspective. The exhibited works by Anna Ottaviano and Giovanna Giaquinta further enriched the event, underlining the importance of the local contribution to the event.
A synergy between Milan and Ragusa
The initiative saw great participation, not only from the public but also from local institutions. Present at the event were the Mayor of Ragusa, Peppe Cassì, Don Giorgio Occhipinti and Sebastiano D’Angelo, director of the “Ragusani nel Mondo” association and historical member of Asso Vizzini. The president of Asso Vizzini, Cristina Patanè, expressed her enthusiasm for the success of the event and declared:
“We are very happy to have given life to this event which marks the beginning of a beautiful synergy between Milan and Ragusa. Our desire is to actively collaborate with the territory, creating new cultural projects that can enhance local excellence and promote a constructive exchange of ideas and initiatives. We are ready to work side by side with the Ragusani nel Mondo association to create future successful events together.
The event “Art meets love, at the dawn of the Third Millennium” proved to be a moment of great culture and sharing, laying the foundations for a future collaboration between the cultural realities of Milan and Ragusa. The success of the initiative demonstrates how art and literature can be powerful tools for uniting different communities, creating new opportunities for growth and mutual enrichment.
