On Artribune The 3 ecologies is mentioned among the great shows opening in Italian museums in 2022.

An interview with photoreporter Stefano Schirato in Italian in preparation of his talk at MACTE on January 14th at 6.30 pm. Bookings advised at info@fondazionemacte.com

The WhatsApp messaging service for MACTE (only in Italian) is now available on +39 342 5517099. To join you need to send a text message with: “Sì iscrivimi”. The free service offers infos on the museum programme as a broacast in respect of users' privacy.

It's online the new AMACI website, The Association of Italian Contemporary Art Museums featuring also a page dedicated to MACTE!

For keeping up with the project Part-Time Resistance by Nico Angiuli send your contacts (name, phone number, email) to this address: partime.termoli@gmail.com 

Benedetta Tirolese describes on moliseweb the first meeting at MACTE with Nico Angiuli and the start of the collective project Part-Time Resistance

Merry voices in the dark on i-D Italy!

At MACTE the photographs of Lisetta Carmi taken in Sardinia between 1960s and 1970s . Report by Claudio Vedovati for TGR Molise.

Art which saves, the piece by Claudio Vedovati, edited by Danilo Sergio, announces the winners of the Visual Arts Section of the 62 Premio Termoli

MACTE announces the winners of the 62nd Premio Termoli!

Very proud that the art project Part-Time Resistance by Nico Angiuli curated by Eugenia Delfini for MACTE has been selected in the context of PAC2020-Piano per l'Arte Contemporanea, an initiative promoted by the Italian Ministry of Culture.

Danzare con gli occhi e con la mente the review of the 62 Premio Termoli exhibition by journalist Claudio Vedovati for RAI Molise.

MACTE is now included in RAAM Ricerca Archivio AMACI Musei, a project by the Ministry of Culture and the Association of Museums of Contemporary Art in Italy, an online archive gathering the collections of different Italian museums.

Interview with Caterina Riva
Caterina Riva presents to TGR Molise MACTE’s new set up.

Congratulations to Sara Enrico and her project selected for Cantica 21, an initiative of MAECI and MIBACT. We are overjoyed the work will enter MACTE’s collection!