TERRENOTracce del disponibile quotidiano

A multidisciplinary exhibition that brings together materiality and memory, cultural traditions and artistic practices, everyday practices and historical documents, generating new and open collective imaginaries

Inspired by Gianni Celati “accessible everyday”, the exhibition takes the visitor on a journey dedicated to the scenes, landscapes, and gestures from the everyday world that often go unnoticed and are rediscovered, grasping their value and revealing new and possible meanings. The rooms of the museum are filled with works of art from the MAXXI Collections, artefacts and photographic documents from the Museum of Civilisations in Rome, editorial materials, design and architectural projects, and a new sound production.
This is how fluid and changeable stories and tales are born, joining ordinariness and tradition, historical documentation and invention, in a strong bond with the territory and its artistic and creative community.

with:

Franco Assetto, Amedeo Aureli, Yto Barrada, Gianfranco Baruchello, Gianfranco Baruchello e Henry Martin, David Blamey, Diego Carpitella, Luciano Caruso, Luciano Caruso e Giuliano Longone, Cavart, Giorgio Ceretti, Pietro Derossi e Riccardo Rosso, Continuum, Mario Cresci, Claudia Durastanti, Francesco De Melis, Formafantasma, Francesco Garnier Valletti, Luigi Ghirri, Ezio Gribaudo, Illustrazione Abruzzese, Enzo Mari, Ana Mendieta, Bruno Munari, Ramona Ponzini, Quarto di Santa Giusta Centro Multimediale, Moira Ricci, Annabella Rossi, Bernard Rudofsky, Marco Schiavone, Shimabuku, Alessandra Spranzi, Susan Sontag, Superstudio, Luca Trevisani, Nico Vascellari, Luca Vitone and all the creators of artefacts belonging to the Museum of Civilisations’ Arts and Folk Art Collections