Ligamina Inc

Ligamina means love of beauty and care for the art that expresses it. Ligamina is dedicated to the protection of the artistic heritage of Rome’s historical center, from the greatest monuments to the smaller elements that enhance the less frequented byways. Our goal is to not only raise fund for the restoration of great works, but also to create a community of like-minded individuals willing to share the responsibility and the satisfaction. Clients, scholars, donors and restoration experts: each contributes to the protection of Rome’s artistic heritage and each has a precious, invaluable role. Ligamina means "links" in Latin: in forging this network we are looking to create a community as the protection of art and beauty is a shared responsibility. As Ligamina is entrusted with the care of beauty, it is therefore its responsibility to make it available for all to admire and contemplate. The contemplation of art elevates the spirit. Ligamina is committed to the wide-reaching revelation of the eternal beauty of art. Its primary focus is on educating the next generation, the defining element of our U.S.-based non profit organization. Rome’s artistic heritage is a universal heritage, and your tax-deductible contribution will aid in educating the most promising young American scholars. And while Ligamina focuses on the education of American students, it does not lose sight of the fact that art and beauty belong to the whole world. The Young Talent program gives promising university students to opportunity to publish their work in Ligamina’s newsletters (for both art lovers and scholars). Ligamina is not only responsible for the particular work entrusted to it, but for the education of beauty beyond a single work of art, an understanding shared by all for all time. Ligamina is dedicated to the future.

Website

http://www.ligamina.org

External link for Ligamina Inc

Industry

Non-profit Organizations

Company size

1 employee

Headquarters

Columbia, South Carolina

Type

Nonprofit

Founded

2013

Specialties

Fine Arts, Restoration, and Fundraising