In the space in viale Cimitero corner of viale Diaz there is also an exhibition on abstract art in Sardinia curated by Raffaella Venturi
CAGLIARI (ITALPRESS). The new Banca Mediolanum Family banker office was inaugurated in Cagliari in viale Cimitero, 1 corner with viale Diaz. At the cutting of the ribbon were present the local civil and religious authorities and Costante Turchi, regional manager of Banca Mediolanum for the Center-South. “With today’s opening – comments Turchi – the number of offices and 24 financial advisors operating on the island have risen to 5. The new Family banker office, led by the territorial manager Roberto Sau, testifies to our commitment to be more and more alongside the families of Cagliari by offering financial advice aimed at enhancing family savings and assets in general “. Attention also paid to the entrepreneurial excellence of the region to which the bank offers an integrated 360 ° approach to raise awareness of the services made available to support them in their growth and development.
The president of the Bank, Giovanni Pirovano, also sent a message of good wishes: “Today we are proudly inaugurating the new Banca Mediolanum headquarters in Cagliari with the aim of being the reference point for families, entrepreneurs and savers in the Sardinian capital. Our Family Bankers are the ideal interlocutors for all the most complex financial needs that are decisive for our lives: buying a house and choosing the most suitable mortgage, rather than long-term plans for the enhancement and accumulation of savings . The latter decisions are increasingly delicate to be taken together with a competent professional, even more so today in the complicated context we are going through “.
For the occasion, the exhibition “Dialoghi di tempo. Manca, Rossi, Pastorello “curated by Raffaella Venturi, who brings together, in a single red thread, spiral or tense as an uninterrupted discourse, three of the research experiences that can best convey a general idea of abstract painting in Sardinia from the middle Twentieth century to the present day. Dialogues between three generations of Sardinian artists, Mauro Manca (Cagliari 1913-1969), Rosanna Rossi (Cagliari 1937) and Pastorello, born Gianni Manunta (Sassari 1967), representatives of different seasons of abstract art, of three crucial declinations united by the loss contact with reality.
The exhibition is open from Monday to Friday from 9 to 13 and from 15 to 18 until May 28, with free admission by reservation by calling 070 4522039.