MAM Museo d’Arte Contemporanea

About the museum

The Museum of Contemporary Art is part of the MAM – Musei Aiello Moliterno museum system and occupies an old dwelling in the Castello district, the highest and oldest part of Moliterno’s historic centre. The building has kept its wooden beams and handmade terracotta floors, in a deliberate contrast with the works on display.

The collection brings together works by Italian and international artists, including Marino Marini, Hans Hartung, Antoni Tàpies and Michelangelo Pistoletto, alongside those of Basilicata artists such as Giacinto Cerone. On the ground floor is the Spazio Riccardo Dalisi, dedicated to the Neapolitan designer and artist best known for his “humanised” coffee pots.

Highlights

• Works by Marino Marini, Hans Hartung and Antoni Tàpies
• Works by Michelangelo Pistoletto
• Giacinto Cerone and other Basilicata artists
• Spazio Riccardo Dalisi on the ground floor
• Historic house in the Castello district with wooden beams

Permanent exhibition

• Collezione di arte contemporanea e Spazio Riccardo Dalisi – Works by Italian and international artists; on the ground floor, the space dedicated to Riccardo Dalisi.

Operated by

Fondazione Aiello (sistema museale MAM – Musei Aiello Moliterno)

Director

Emanuele Aiello

Admission & discounts

Ticket for the single museum. The MAM system comprises several venues in the historic centre of Moliterno, each with its own ticket (€10 or €5 depending on the venue).

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Getting there & parking

The museums of the MAM system are in the historic centre of Moliterno, in two hubs around Palazzo Aiello 1786 and Palazzo Aiello 1825.

Amenities & dining

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