{"id":885,"date":"2015-10-15T00:06:08","date_gmt":"2015-10-14T23:06:08","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blogs.ifla.org\/public-libraries\/?p=885"},"modified":"2015-10-15T00:06:08","modified_gmt":"2015-10-14T23:06:08","slug":"photo-exhibition-terra-mia-and-charity","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.ifla.org\/public-libraries\/2015\/10\/15\/photo-exhibition-terra-mia-and-charity\/","title":{"rendered":"Photo exhibition “Terra mia” and Charity"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Our colleague, Natia Merlino from Italy has sent this story about a great initiative the\u00a0 Municipal Library Nicola Pitta <\/a>has undertaken to support the children of Africa. This too demonstrates how libraries are making a difference in our world.<\/p>\n

The City of Apricena, the Department of Culture, and the Library “Nicola Pitta”, with the sponsorship of the National Park of Gargano , promoted the photographic exhibition “Terra mia” The exhibition is part of the\u00a0“Photo book” project of traveling exhibitions in order to reinforce the concept of existing inter-library cooperation, resource sharing,\u00a0and other initiatives.<\/p>\n

The exhibition “Terra mia” was hosted in the lobby of the Palace of Culture in the months of August 2014. The Municipal Library “Nicola Pitta”, for this event, was on hand to fund studies on the subject with the “Park in Library”, donated by the National Park of Gargano.<\/p>\n

At the conclusion of the exhibition photos were bought in charity and the proceeds were used to purchase educational materials and clothing for children in Africa. The material will be delivered personally\u00a0at the \u00a0end December 2015.<\/p>\n

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L\u2019Amministrazione Comunale di Apricena, l\u2019Assessorato alla Cultura e la Biblioteca \u201cNicola Pitta\u201d, con il patrocinio dell\u2019Ente Parco Nazionale del Gargano (presieduto dall\u2019Avv. Stefano Pecorella), hanno promosso la Mostra fotografica \u00abTerra mia\u00bb dell\u2019Associazione \u201cfotografando\u201d.
\nL\u2019Associazione \u00e8 composta da Nazario Cruciano, Claudio Del Fuoco, Giuseppe Di Lorenzo, Antonello Ferrazzano,\u00a0 Michele La Monaca, Antonella Pia Merla, Natia Merlino, Bartolomeo Perrotta).<\/p>\n

La Mostra rientra nel Progetto \u201cFotolibro\u201d e nel Progetto di Mostre itineranti-tematiche all\u2019interno delle Biblioteche afferenti ad un unico Polo, cos\u00ec da rafforzare il concetto di Cooperazione inter-bibliotecaria, la condivisione delle risorse, dei progetti e delle iniziative, gi\u00e0 valido con la procedura della Catalogazione partecipata.<\/p>\n

La Mostra \u00abTerra mia\u00bb \u00e8 stata ospitata nell\u2019atrio del Palazzo della Cultura nei mesi di Agosto 2014.<\/p>\n

La Biblioteca Comunale \u201cNicola Pitta\u201d, per tale manifestazione, \u00e8 stata a disposizione per studi sull\u2019argomento con il Fondo \u201cIl Parco in Biblioteca\u201d, donato dall\u2019Ente Parco Nazionale del Gargano.<\/p>\n

A conclusione della Mostra le foto sono state comprate in beneficenza e il ricavato \u00e8 stato interamente utilizzato per l\u2019acquisto di materiale didattico ed indumenti per bambini dell\u2019Africa. Il materiale sar\u00e0 consegnato personalmente a fine dicembre 2015.<\/p>\n

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