Seminari e workshop

Museums, cultural heritage, art for well-being and care. Recipients: professionals in the art and cultural sector; museum educators; artists; students of Academies and of humanities-oriented Universities. How and to what extent can cultural heritage, museums and artists be a resource for repairing, remedying, alleviating, soothing, consoling and restoring painful experiences, wounds and traumas with a high burden of suffering, with the aim of provoking relationships of listening and sharing of practices? How and to what extent are museums, heritage and artistic practices a resource in paths of care, considering the natural and authentic proximity between resilience, loneliness, abandonment and disintegration? Cultural participation is a powerful platform for the production of relational goods, and both social psychology and economic literature have widely demonstrated how interpersonal relationships can be considered a decisive key to subjective well-being.