Cinta Vidal is a worldwide-known Spanish artist, famous because of her illustrations and murals, which show many points of view and perspectives, seeming to reply to everybody’s viewpoints, and to respect diversity; Iranian brothers Icy and Sot, who live in New York, thanks to their wireframe artworks will help us to reflect about imigration and borders, a topical issue in Italy and many others countries, and they will remimd us of the Molisian emigrants, both today and in the past, out of their country looking for a job; Daku an Indian artist, carries out textual works through iron gratings in which he inserts text, readable only thanks to the sun’s rays that cast the shadow of the words, reflecting – with its essential caveats – on the changeability and briefness of time; the French artist Ememem fits where we lose our gaze, so absorbed that we can’t even raise our heads, with his colorful mosaic carpets that overlap the urban fabric as a layer, and they fill and restore the gaps formed by the cracks in a road or on a sidewalk, regenerating the city; Akut, from Germany bursts with his underground photorealism and last but not least Keya Tama, a South African artist based in Los Angeles, defines his work as neo-minimalism because, through formal contrasts, he manages to merge old and new with a personal iconography.
As with street art, live music comes back to Civitacampomarano, with DJ sets and live sets, and cinema screenings in the Angevin Castle, all sprinkles with homemade cooking and artisan traditions, as well as walks to discover the landscape as far as the eye can see.
From the 23th to 26th of June the Cvtà Street Fest is back, we are waiting for you!
Free entry.