The CAM_Contemporary Art Museum, founded and directed by Antonio Manfredi, was established in 2005 with the aim of becoming a cultural hub, an experimental laboratory, but above all a reference point for a universal contemporary art with an open context. Not born as a mere cultural exhibition machine, nor as a museum containing simulacra, the CAM Museum approaches what we would like every museum to be today: a place where culture and research are produced, where education is carried out, where an hermeneutic experience of contemporaneity is stimulated, creativity is showcased, and the current aesthetic complexity is known and practiced. The museum's collection of the Contemporary Art Museum of Casoria is open to international growth; it includes artists from every country without prejudice towards any nation or ethnicity. It covers an area of approximately 3,500 square meters with 3,000 square meters of permanent exhibition space. It exhibits permanently and has acquired about 1200 works of contemporary art including painting, sculpture, photography, video, multimedia art, and installations by important artists from around the world. It boasts one of the largest European collections of multimedia art, oriental art, African contemporary art, and the most complete collection of works by contemporary Neapolitan artists from the post-World War II period to the present day. It carries out activities related to the promotion, exhibition, cataloging, conservation of contemporary art works and volumes. It designs exhibitions and traveling events in collaboration with important international Contemporary Art Museums. It promotes guided tours of its spaces for teachers, students, and pupils of all levels.