Today museums are increasingly social: among posts and stories, here are those to follow on Instagram
Social networks, especially Instagram, are an excellent tool and opportunity for the promotion, fruition and sharing of art.
Today more and more Italian museums are using Instagram with flair and creativity to promote their activities, exhibitions and collections.
Let’s see which are the most social Italian museums!
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THE PRADA FOUNDATION
“What is a cultural institution for?”: This is the question that has been underpinning the projects hosted by the Fondazione Prada for over twenty years, in the Milan and Venice venues. The Foundation aims to make culture engaging and attractive by calling different generations to participate in the various activities. Fondazione Prada investigates and exalts the ideas and ways in which humanity has transformed them into specific disciplines: literature, cinema, music, philosophy and above all art. The Prada Collection, which includes works from the 20th and 21st centuries, represents the main learning tool, as well as a breeding ground of ideas and possible perspectives, so far unexplored.
SANDRETTO RE REBAUDENGO FOUNDATION
From 1995 the Fondazione Sandretto Re Rabaudengo supports young Italian and foreign artists. The choice to create the Foundation marks the evolution of the Sandretto Re Rebaudengo Collection from a private reality to a public organization. Artist and visitor are at the center of the Foundation’s mission. The Foundation takes sides in support of the new generations of artists, through their promotion, the creation of exhibitions and the production of works. Cultural mediation is the tool through which the Foundation approaches a vast and heterogeneous public, who is involved in educational projects, talks and training events.
MADRE MUSEUM
The Madre ·Donnaregina contemporary art museum is located in the historic heart of Naples. Its 7200 m2 of exhibition spaces host site-specific installations, works from the permanent collection and temporary exhibitions. The museum is managed by the Donnaregina Foundation for contemporary arts, born in 2004 to promote art and culture in the Campania region. The Madre is the witness of a story that has made Campania a crossroads of all contemporary arts, aimed at studying and documenting the past through contemporary sensitivity and languages, and therefore able to act in the present and outline the future.
PIRELLI HANGAR BICOCCA
Pirelli HangarBicocca is a non-profit foundation in Milan born from the conversion of an industrial plant into an institution dedicated to the production and promotion of contemporary art. With its 15,000 square meters, it is among the largest horizontally developed exhibition spaces in Europe and every year presents important solo exhibitions by Italian and international artists. Dynamic place of experimentation and research, each exhibition project is conceived in close relationship with the architecture of the building and is accompanied by a program of collateral events and in-depth study.è una fondazione no profit di Milano nata dalla riconversione di uno stabilimento industriale in un’istituzione dedicata alla produzione e promozione di arte contemporanea.
MAXXI
The MAXXI National Museum of the 21st Century Arts is the first national institution dedicated to contemporary creativity. The programming of activities – exhibitions, workshops, conferences, laboratories, shows, projections, training projects – reflects the vocation of MAXXI to be not only a place of conservation and exhibition of heritage but also, and above all, a laboratory for experimentation and cultural innovation, study, research and production of aesthetic contents of our time.
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Instagram is the social network par excellence in the world of art.
In addition to museums, we can find numerous accounts of Artists, Art Galleries, Collectors and Players.
