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Museums of the Sartirana Arte Foundation

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About Museums of the Sartirana Arte Foundation

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Museums of the Sartirana Arte Foundation The suggestive Sartirana Castle, the largest in Lomellina for its size, is the seat of the Sartirana Arte Foundation, which has set up several permanent collections there.

The Museo per gli Argenti Contemporanei (MAC) includes 300 pieces made from 1970 to the present day on projects by important Italian designers.

Also worthy of note is the Museum for Contemporary Goldsmithery (MOC) with about one hundred pieces of jewellery created by Italian craftsmen from various areas (Lomellini, Valencian, Florentine, Pesaro, etc.).

The Museum for Textile Arts (MAT) contains exhibits of regional textile art, objects of European and non-European origin and an exhibition of Anatolian carpets granted in temporary storage.

The Museum for Graphic Art (MAG) exhibits engravings, lithographs and serigraphs of Italian artists from 1950 to the present day, granted by the archives of the Stamperia 2RC in Rome.

The Contemporary Art section houses collections by artists such as Fausto Melotti, Emilio Vedova, Alberto Ghinzani, Mauro Staccioli and others.

The Museum for Architecture, Decorative Arts and Design exhibits collections of Murano glass by contemporary artists, ceramics, furniture and furnishings.

Also worth mentioning is the Museum for Photography, with works by Mulas, Gastel, Cristiani, Reitano, and the Historical Sports Museum with works by Ottorino Mancioli.

A considerable importance has been given to the Fashion Museum whose collections are composed of clothes by prestigious Italian designers created from 1950 to the present day.

In the premises of the Pila del Castello is set up the Ethnographic Museum in which are collected tools typical of the rural world between the seventeenth and twentieth centuries.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Sartirana Castle, the largest castle in Lomellina, is home to the Sartirana Arte Foundation which operates ten different museums including the Museum for Contemporary Goldsmithery, Textile Arts, Graphic Art, Architecture and Design, Photography, Fashion, and an Ethnographic Museum. The castle also features a Historical Sports Museum and exhibitions of contemporary art by renowned Italian artists.
The Fashion Museum showcases an impressive collection of clothing created by prestigious Italian designers spanning from 1950 to the present day. This makes it an excellent destination for fashion enthusiasts interested in the evolution of contemporary Italian design and haute couture.
Yes, the Contemporary Art section features works by significant Italian artists including Fausto Melotti, Emilio Vedova, Alberto Ghinzani, and Mauro Staccioli. Additionally, the Museum for Architecture, Decorative Arts and Design showcases Murano glass by contemporary artists, ceramics, and furniture pieces.
The Ethnographic Museum, located in the Pila del Castello premises, displays tools and objects typical of rural life from the seventeenth to twentieth centuries, offering insights into traditional regional life. The Historical Sports Museum features works by Ottorino Mancioli and documents the sporting heritage of the area.
Yes, the Museum for Textile Arts (MAT) exhibits regional textile art, European and non-European objects, and a special collection of Anatolian carpets, while the Museum for Contemporary Goldsmithery (MOC) features about one hundred jewelry pieces created by Italian craftsmen from various regions including Lomellini, Valencian, Florentine, and Pesaro traditions.