A Scholarship Named After Maria Cristina Bergesio
Published: 04.04.2021
Today, exactly one year ago, Maria Cristina Bergesio passed away, a figure who has accompanied the growth of Le Arti Orafe school for many years, helping to make it an internationally recognized educational institution of reference, offering young goldsmiths the tools to develop a critical awareness to be combined with the necessary technical competence, in order to be able to project one’s work towards horizons of artistic research.
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