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THE FINAL OF THE AMERICA’S CUP FROM THE MAISON DES ALLIANCES
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15 April 2012
| The Fondazione Mediterraneo was host to eminent personalities from the world of culture, arts, science, politics and the armed forces on the occasion of the 2012 America’s Cup World Series. The Maison des Alliances provided a unique panorama of the event, the walls of which record the last twenty years of its history of the Totem of Peace. The “Vela Rossa” (Red Sail) by Mario Molinari, has become the symbol of the America’s Cup in Naples. |  |
THE FINAL OF THE AMERICA’S CUP FROM THE MAISON DES ALLIANCES
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15 April 2012
| The Fondazione Mediterraneo was host to eminent personalities from the world of culture, arts, science, politics and the armed forces on the occasion of the 2012 America’s Cup World Series. The Maison des Alliances provided a unique panorama of the event, the walls of which record the last twenty years of its history of the Totem of Peace. The “Vela Rossa” (Red Sail) by Mario Molinari, has become the symbol of the America’s Cup in Naples. | |
THE AMERICA’S CUP WORLD SERIES IN NAPLES FOR THE RELAUNCH OF THE CITY
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15 April 2012
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The Fondazione Mediterraneo supports the America’s World Series in Naples as an opportunity for the relaunch of the city at international level, by making its infopoint and the Maison des Alliances to valorize the event at international level. Below you can find the photo and video gallery. |
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"CAPASSO IS A PEACE HERO”
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15 April 2012
| During a meeting at the Maison des Alliances, attended by personalities from the world of politics, diplomacy, arts and culture, as well as the armed forces, the architect Vittorio di Pace defined the President of the Fondazione Mediterraneo, Michele Capasso, as a modern superhero for having dedicated part of his life, profession and his own resources to promoting peace and dialogue among peoples. |  |
THE TOTEM FOR PEACE FOR THREE 2012 MEDITERRANEO PRIZES
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14 April 2012
| At the final of the America’s Cup World Series, Pia Molinari symbolically handed over the “Totem for Peace” to three award winners of the “2012 Mediterranean Awards”: Vittorio di Pace, Pino Blasi and Colonel Bernardo Barbarotto, Commander of the “Nunziatella Military Academy” in Naples. |  |
THE RED SAIL OF THE TOTEM FOR PEACE IS THE SYMBOL FOR THE AMERICA’S CUP
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13 April 2012
| The Fondazione Mediterraneo and the Maison des Alliances have granted the “red sail” of the “Totem for Peace” by Mario Molionari, as the distinctive symbol for the 2012 America’s Cup in Naples. |  |
THE FONDAZIONE VISITS NUNZIATELLA
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13 April 2012
| A delegation from the Fondazione Mediterraneo, led by President Michele Capasso and Pia Molinari, visited the Military Academy “Nunziatella” and were welcomed by Colonel Bernardo Bertarotto. On that occasion, gifts were exchanged and collaboration proposals for dialogue and peace were evaluated. |  |
Presentation of the book: Mediterranean itineraries
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12 April 2012
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Symbols and fantasy between seas, islands and ports, cities and countryside, Jews, Christians and Muslims in Boccaccio’s Decameron. These are the ingredients making up the book by Enrico Costa at the presentation of his book in Naples at the Faculty of Architecture. It was discussed by: |
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VITTORIO DI PACE PAYS TRIBUTE TO MOLINARI
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06 April 2012
| At the age of 105, architect VIttorio Di Pace, wanted to visit the seat of the Fondazione Mediterraneo and the TOTEM FOR PEACE by Molinari, to express his esteem and appreciation for the renowned sculptor of colour. |  |
THE FONDAZIONE SUPPORTS THE REBIRTH OF THE CITY OF L’AQUILA
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05 April 2012
| On the third anniversary of the earthquake that destroyed L’Aquila, the Fondazione Mediterraneo – which has been on the front line helping its citizens since the disaster – lends it support to the cultural and scientific communities on the difficult route to rebuilding the city. President Capasso, architect and engineer, stands by those who are working to restore and return one of the most beautiful and human historic centres to humanity. |
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