Archivi Digitali del Contemporaneo

The Amelio-Santamaria Archive, guarded and managed by Anna Amelio, Paola Santamaria and Eduardo Santamaria, collects the most complete documentation on the figure and work of Neapolitan gallery owner Lucio Amelio (1931-1994).

In the historic heart of Naples, the Madre - Donnaregina Museum of Contemporary Art hosts a site-specific collection, temporary exhibitions, and cultural and social projects open to the city, building an ever-evolving archive.

The Castel Sant'Elmo Archives/Contemporary Art Fund collects documentation on contemporary art exhibitions held at Castel Sant'Elmo from 1989 to 2019 and the “Contemporary Thursdays” meetings held from 2012 to 2015.

The Filiberto and Bianca Menna Foundation is a Contemporary Art Study Center that plays a leading role in research and culture, aiming to reconsider art, inextricably linked to the construction of the new, as a driving force for social transformation.

The Lia Incutti Rumma Archive in Naples houses the Marcello Rumma Fund, a personal archive that bears witness to the work and rapid life of Marcello Rumma (1942-1970), documenting the six years of his public activity from 1965 to 1970.

The Vergiani Archive includes textual and audiovisual documents conceived and directed by Marina Vergiani, architect and author of video documentaries on the city and art, between 1984 and 2013.

The Morra Foundation - Institute of Visual Communication Sciences was founded to promote research, production, and dissemination of visual communications culture. The Foundation holds important archives of 20th-century artists.

The Terrae Motus Fund contains extensive documentation on the history of the Terrae Motus Collection, created by the gallery owner Lucio Amelio (Naples, 1931-1994).