Stunning Festival
Images by
Artisan of Imagery
Mario Bucolo

Immerse yourself in the vibrant tradition of Saint Agatha, where devotion meets artistry. Discover Mario Bucolo’s exhibition, capturing the heart of Catania’s cherished festival through evocative photographs and stories.

Opening, London 21/1/25 h18:30
book here your (free) ticket

Proudly presents

Sant’Agata, la Festa!
Photography Exhibition
Italian Cultural Institute, London
21-28 January 2025

Mario Bucolo, the Artisan of Imagery from Catania, captures the vibrant devotion of Sicilian culture. With 25 years spent documenting the Feast of Saint Agatha, his work has received international acclaim. Through his exhibition, Mario shares his passion and faith with the world.
Opening 21st January 6:30pm – Opening hours Monday to Friday, 10am – 5pm

About: Sant’Agata, la Festa!🇬🇧

🇮🇹Sant’Agata, la Festa! La scheda

With the support of

With the patronage of

At the opening, indulge in the flavors of Sicily with a delectable array of sweet, savory, and spirited delights, thanks to:

Media partners

Video footage by

Fine Art prints by

Produced by

Curated by Mariia Shub
Texts by Mariella Aurite, Carmelo Aurite, Sonia Distefano, Mario Bucolo
English adaptation by Peter Hall
Votive Candle provided by Cereria Cosentino, Catania
Blessed cord provided by Privitera cordami, Catania
A special thanks to the Benedictine Nuns of the Blessed Sacrament of Catania
Dedicated to my Mom, my Dad and Tino

Saint Agatha’s Legacy:
A Celebration in Photos

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About the Exhibition

We are proud to showcase Mario Bucolo’s photography of Sant’Agata, capturing the festival’s vibrant devotion and traditions. Here’s what the exhibition key peoples think about their experience with “Sant’Agata, la Festa!”

“The exhibition will be the first step in making the saint’s presence felt among the Catanese communities living abroad.”

Carmelo Grasso

Festival Committee President

“The Feast of Saint Agatha is a festival of faith and of the people that deserves to be known worldwide. Bucolo’s exhibition will certainly arouse the interest of the vast audience that follows our cultural activities in the English capital”