Campucc10
The Campucc10 Cultural Association was founded in 2012 by a group of artists who wanted to share a space for making, exchange and openness to the outside world. Over the years it has promoted exhibitions, events and projects, including a ceramics workshop in prison.
In 2025 Campucc10 moved to Via Romana, into the new studio-gallery of its founder, the sculptor Oliviero Draghi. Here his works sit alongside those of other artists and the ceramics made in prison, together with a station for a guest artist and the interactive point “What’s your shape”, where passers-by model, leave or swap small sculptures.
In 2026, thanks to the ReCreos project, it opened another space in Via Palazzuolo, to renew the original spirit and open up even more to the outside. The space includes a gallery for temporary exhibitions, a studio for two artists and a room for courses, workshops and events. Campucc10 thus grows as a place of work, exchange and relationships, where different practices live together and influence each other.
Campucc10
At a glance
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Community and collaboration
The idea of "professional cultivations brought together", with its focus on mutual learning and cultural mix, makes the space a potential incubator of collaborative projects and unexpected synergies between different disciplines of design and art.
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A physical space to make and to show
Offering both workshops/studios for making art and an exhibition space to show finished works creates a full cycle of support for artists and designers, from idea to public presentation.
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Contemporary craft
Traditional techniques (such as goldsmithing or ceramics) living alongside more modern design and graphic disciplines suggest an approach that values craft know-how, often reinterpreted in a contemporary way.
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Supporting local projects
Its commitment to launching and supporting local art projects is a distinctive trait that adds to its authenticity and roots in the territory.