A cultural association dedicated to promoting contemporary Hispano-American art, music, and poetry in Italy through exhibitions, publications, and public events.
At a glance
The 7LUNE Project serves as a platform for Hispano-American cultural expression. The association organizes cultural events, exhibitions, meetings, and discussions throughout Italy, making contemporary work from Spanish-speaking regions accessible to Italian audiences.
History
Founded with a clear mission, the 7LUNE Project emerged to address a gap in cultural dissemination. The association focuses specifically on contemporary Hispano-American artistic traditions, fostering dialogue between Italian and Spanish-speaking creative communities.
What you see
The association operates from its base in Mestre, functioning as an active cultural venue. It hosts exhibitions, readings, performances, and meetings that bring together artists, musicians, poets, and audiences interested in contemporary Hispano-American work.
Cultural significance
The 7LUNE Project fills an important role in Italy’s cultural landscape by championing underrepresented artistic voices. Its commitment to free public access—all publications are freely downloadable—democratizes engagement with contemporary Hispano-American culture, removing barriers to discovery and participation.
Key facts
- Address: Quartiere Aretusa, 61, 30173 Mestre
- Coordinates: 5.4804008, 12.2596143
- Phone: 340 592 3244
- Website: www.progetto7lune.it
Practical information
Publications are freely available through the official website. For details on current exhibitions, events, and meetings, visit www.progetto7lune.it or contact the association directly.
Getting there
The association is located in the Quartiere Aretusa neighborhood of Mestre. You can reach them by phone at 340 592 3244 or through their website for specific directions and event information.
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