Mostra "Scuole Professionali ed Emigrazione"
Museum | Cavasso Nuovo | Friuli-Venezia Giulia | Italy
The "Exhibition of Vocational Schools and Emigration" in Cavasso Nuovo, Italy, is a significant exhibition that focuses on the history of vocational schools and emigration in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region. The exhibition is part of the Museo Provinciale della Vita Contadina 'Diogene Penzi' and is located on the second floor of the Palazzàt, the historic building of the Polcenigo-Fanna family.
Contents of the exhibition:
Vocational Schools: The exhibition sheds light on the development and importance of vocational education in the region, particularly the activities of the Scuola di Disegno di Cavasso, which was active from the 1920s to the 1950s. Under the direction of Ernesto Calligaro, numerous skilled professionals were trained here in various professions such as carpenter, blacksmith, bricklayer, mosaic layer, and many others. The exhibited works, called "tavole", testify to the training path of many individuals who learned their skills in various professions before going abroad.
Emigration: Another focus is on the history of emigration from the region. The exhibition shows how many skilled professionals left their homeland to work in various countries, documenting the challenges and experiences of these migrants. The collection includes over 1,000 documents, including letters, passports, photographs, diaries, posters, and work tools, representing the lives of emigrants and the history of migration.
Significance of the exhibition:
The "Exhibition of Vocational Schools and Emigration" provides a deep insight into the social and economic aspects of the region, honoring the legacy of individuals who have left a lasting impact through their work and contributions to society. It serves as a valuable center for education and research, helping to preserve the cultural heritage of the region and make it accessible to the public.
