FateLAB: art as a catalyzer of social change
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Open Call: Hybridizing Cultural Spaces
CALL for a 30-day residency in San Potito Sannitico (CE, Italy), taking place between July 18 and August 16, 2024. Applications are open for architects and cultural professionals residing in one of the 40 Creative Europe Countries, OCTs and ORs, excluding Italy.
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NOV
25
MON
Laboratorio gratuito di stampa d’arte
5 giornate di full immersion guidato da Cinzia De Matteo e Luca Mastrocinque @ 25- 29 Novembre | C:L.A.C. (le cupole di San Potito)
DEC
15
MON
RoviStando a San Potito
Mercatino dell’usato, del riciclo e dell’artigianato artistico @ 08:30 - 19:30 | C:L.A.C. (le cupole di San Potito)
we are FateLAB
A non-profit organisation that aims to create and promote a continuous space of exchange and dialogue between artists, citizens and the territory.
A space and platform for artistic experimentation
An art hub, an experimentation lab and incubator for innovative thinking.
A creative and inspiring environment
A historically rich location, dominated by mountains, water and stunning landscapes, infused with a vibrant modern flair thanks to its recent history of community-engaged art practices.
20 years of cultural and artistic engagement with the community
For the past 2 decades, FateLAB has led the town's cultural rebirth, engaging with the community to shape it into an open-air arts laboratory.
promoting our artists
Alejandro “Mono” González
A multifaceted Chilean artist known for his impactful murals addressing social themes, first visited San Potito in 2015 and has been a cherished presence ever since.
Calling himself a “worker of the arts”, his enduring commitment to social art and political activism has established him as a major figure in Latin American public art, leaving an indelible mark on projects worldwide.
In San Potito Sannitico, he has engaged the whole community in numerous projects, consistently impressing with his boundless energy and dynamism as he scales the scaffolds, embodying the essence of his nickname “Mono” (monkey).
