Visit with Campania>Artecard the Madre Museum-Museum of Contemporary Art Donnaregina, a few meters from the Cathedral and the National Archaeological Museum of Naples. Artists such as, Daniel Buren, Jeff Koons, Anish Kapoor and Sol LeWitt are among the artists in the permanent collection.

The permanent collection of the 19th-century Palazzo Donnaregina features works by renowned contemporary artists from Italy and around the world. The collection includes installations, sculptures, photographs and video art that explore current issues and experiment with new forms of expression. The museum's collection features works by renowned artists such as Daniel Buren, Jeff Koons, Anish Kapoor, Damien Hirst, and Sol LeWitt, among others.

The Madre Museum is housed in the Palazzo Donnaregina, a historic building that has been expertly restored to accommodate contemporary artworks. The museum's exhibition spaces, spread over three floors, are developed around a striking inner courtyard and include bright, modern exhibition rooms that contrast with the ancient structure of the palace.

This combination of ancient and modern makes the Madre Museum a unique place where the history of Naples is intertwined with contemporary art. The decision to place a modern art museum in a context so rich in history is a tribute to Naples' ability to renew itself and look to the future without forgetting the past.

Madre bears witness to a history that has made Campania a crossroads of all contemporary arts. The museum aims to study and document the past through contemporary sensibilities and languages, and thus be able to act in the present and outline the future. It offers visitors a comprehensive programme of events, tours and educational activities, and hosts multiple exhibition routes, both permanent and temporary, featuring works by renowned artists such as Marco Bagnoli, Domenico Bianchi, Daniel Buren, Francesco Clemente, Luciano Fabro, Rebecca Horn, Jeff Koons, Anish Kapoor, Jannis Kounellis, Sol LeWitt, Richard Long, Mimmo Paladino, Giulio Paolini and Richard Serra.