Compagnia considers cultural heritage to be the backbone of every territory’s wealth, an essential element that can give rise to development policies capable of positively affecting the communities’ quality of life.
Recognising its essential identity-making function and relational value, the cultural heritage is seen as a supply of tangible and intangible resources that can improve the present and help build the future, a memory and knowledge bank acting as generator of meaning, contents and stimuli.
An articulated, integrated vision is the basis of the instruments adopted by Compagnia to intervene in this area, setting off a continuous evolution in the logic and methods of enhancement, sharing and maintenance of cultural resources, made up of different kinds of goods, activities and functions, from museums to the performing arts, from cultural places to the great attractors of the territory.
The dialogue with the relevant local cultural institutions, which differ in nature, size and activities, the attention to diversified projects for specific objectives, themes and effects has led the Compagnia to structure the department work in fields of interest and according to calls, areas and intervention focuses, intersected with each other to converge towards the best possible impact and least waste of Compagnia's resources.
The church of via Piave 14 (Turin) reopens to the public, the appointment is for January 11th at 12.00 for the press and at 5.00pm for the public.
From January to May 2019 guided tours in seven city locations.
Art, Activities and Cultural Heritage
Address: c.so Vittorio Emanuele II, 75 – 10128 Torino tel. +39 011 5596911fax +39 011 543607