On the occasion of the 40th anniversary of ANLAIDS, Clarice Foundation is proud to sponsor, together with other prestigious organizations in the area, two special events that combine art, solidarity and awareness.
On Nov. 21, at theCassamarca Foundation Auditorium, the following will be staged. “Corto Circuito”with Leonardo Manera: an evening of entertainment and solidarity support in favor of ANLAIDS Treviso, which has always been at the forefront of HIV prevention and sexual health promotion.
Through Manera’s refined irony and artistic sensitivity, the show will become an opportunity to reflect on profound contemporary issues and, at the same time, a tool to support a cause that deserves great attention and sensitivity.
On the occasion of the 40th anniversary of its founding (1985), ANLAIDS-the National Association for the Fight against AIDS-launched a national competition aimed at young creatives from all over Italy to think of a new illustrated prevention campaign titled “Dress-prevention: costume as a tool for awareness,” drawing inspiration from Moschino’s iconic 1995 shot with Fiore Crespi.
The project involved 125 young creatives from all over Italy, invited to reinterpret the theme of prevention through the languages of fashion andart, transforming clothing into a symbol of freedom, awareness and solidarity.
Making the project even more significant is the choice of Treviso as the host city for the award ceremony and inaugural exhibition, a tribute to the figure of Fiore Crespi, who resides here.
On Nov. 22 at 11 a.m., the competition awards ceremony will be held in the Zanini Room of the Bailo Museum, followed at 3 p.m. by the opening of the exhibition “HABITUS – the ‘dress as a tool for prevention” at the Salce Collection National Museum.
It will be a special occasion to celebrate creativity and social commitment through the language of fashion and art and ANLAIDS ‘ 40 years of prevention and information in the area.
