A special cocktail party at the Plart Museum where culture, solidarity, art, hair fashion and design merge.
Friday 27 October 2017 at 18 il Plart Museum of Naples, a place dedicated to design and plastic works of art, will host an important appointment with solidarity.
In fact, it will be held book presentation "The hair tells", an interview created by the writer Francesca Vitelli a Vincenzo Sammarruco, historic Neapolitan hairdresser, which becomes a curious excuse to tell the city of Naples.
Il proceeds of the sale of the book will go to charity and will be donated to the Santo Bono Pausilipon Onlus Foundation, to support the activities of children hospitalized and their families.
The hair tells a gallery of great Neapolitan women
The book "The hair tells", illustrated by the soft shapes and bright colors of the designer Valentina D'Andrea, Offers a lively gallery of Neapolitan female figures, great women all share a fundamental aspect: having been part of the professional life of the designer and coiffeur Vincenzo Sammarruco.
The author of the book, Francesca Vitelli, explained in this regard: "Here the stories and emotions of those women become brushstrokes of color, where lightness is the register chosen to celebrate the complexity of a universe that fascinates, intrigues and never ceases to surprise".
The Plart cocktail party with a "little pizza of design"
During the presentation of "Le chiome raccontano" there will also be a cocktail party in which solidarity, art, hair fashion, design and culture will be founded. The guests will indeed be offered a special by the Romano Lab "Four-leaf clover" design pin designed for the occasion and will be served during the cocktail party.
Cosmogonies at the Plart museum
The presentation of the book will also be an unmissable opportunity for visit this wonderful place dedicated to design, to architecture and to plastic forms. At the moment the museum hosts the exhibition "Cosmogonie", the architect's first staff Mario Coppola, Edited by Angela Tecce, whose concept is the myth of Apollo and Daphne. In fact, it will be possible to admire the monumental work "Apollo and Dafne Reloaded", a site-specific installation molded in fluid continuity with the vaults of the Foundation, and a series of sculptures and reliefs of large format created for the event.
