Artistic High School of Naples Students Exhibit Works from Cruise Experience

On Tuesday, February 20, inside the seventeenth-century building that houses the State Artistic High School of Naples in Largo Santi Apostoli, the students of the fourth and fifth classes of the Institute exhibited drawings, sketches and photos taken during a cruise they took part in last January on the MSC Orchestra ship. At the exhibition of the outdoor education show, the general director of MSC Cruises Aureliano Cicala, the operational manager for MSC Cruises passengers Nicola Cesaro and the MSC Orchestra's Hotel Manager, Daniele Pollio participated. The meeting was introduced by the headmaster of the Artistic High School, Simona Sessa, who remembered the importance of the project, conceived by her, based on outdoor education. A different approach to learning in which all external spaces, and therefore also those of a ship, can become places where you can learn while traveling pleasantly. Aureliano Cicala shared the importance of such an idea, thanking the students for giving a new vision and appearance to the ship's environments and the idea of cruising. Nicola Cesaro wanted to remember the commitment of the operational and on-board office staff who support all the cruise activity of the Company. During the event, a video made by one of the teachers who participated in the trip was shown, in which the highlights of the cruise were filmed. On the occasion of the exhibition, the sketches concerning the Art and Neapolitan section, made by the students of the Artistic High School within a project that includes the redevelopment of Largo Santi Apostoli, were also exhibited.