CAM Casoria Contemporary Art Museum

The CAM Casoria Contemporary Art Museum is a contemporary art museum situated in Casoria, in the province of Naples. This museum is a hub for contemporary art, offering a platform for cultural exchange between artists and visitors.

Inauguration and Leadership of the Museum

Inaugurated in May 2005, the CAM Casoria Contemporary Art Museum is directed by Antonio Manfredi, the president of the non-profit cultural association International Contemporary Art Center. The museum's leadership is committed to promoting contemporary art and fostering cultural exchange.

Museum's Structure and Facilities

The CAM Casoria Contemporary Art Museum spans an area of about 3,500 m², all on a single level. It features areas dedicated to various forms of art such as painting, sculpture, photography, and multimedia art. Additionally, the museum houses spaces for educational activities, experimental theater, a library with texts on contemporary art, and a bookstore.

Permanent Exhibition and Art Collections

The permanent exhibition at the CAM Casoria Contemporary Art Museum hosts approximately 1000 works from artists hailing from 80 different nations. The museum boasts a notable collection of African and Chinese art. Additionally, a dedicated section showcases the works of Neapolitan artists, spanning from the second half of the 20th century to the present day.