WHY SEE IT?
The heart of Campanian memory. A place where the passion for Dino Campana becomes research, preservation, and outreach.
CURIOSITY
Founded in the 1980s by Enrico Consolini, mayor of Marradi, the Campaniani Study Center is a cultural beacon that has preserved a vast legacy tied to Dino Campana. It hosts a rich collection of manuscripts, letters, photographs, and artworks inspired by the poet. Every corner is a journey through time and into Campana’s inner world.
Next door, you’ll find the “Artists for Dino Campana” Museum—a place where art and poetry meet. This museum showcases works by contemporary artists inspired by Campana, blending past and present, the written word and visual creativity.
Over the years, the center has organized numerous conferences and exhibitions, helping keep the interest in Campana alive. In 2002, it received the prestigious “Culture Award – Presidency of the Council of Ministers” for its commitment to promoting culture.
Another hidden gem here is the wide range of critical publications, offering rich interpretations and insights into Campana’s life and work.
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