Tomaso De Luca's 'Ein Reiner Morgen in Amerika' at MONITOR Rome
Tomaso De Luca (born 1988, Verona) presents 'Ein Reiner Morgen in Amerika' at MONITOR gallery in Rome until July 16, 2016. The exhibition depicts a party gone wrong—people on sofas, drugs, alcohol, someone vomiting—as a metaphor for the final years of the postmodern era. De Luca's aluminum installations, each bearing a person's name, convey the sadness and inadequacy of postmodernism, which he argues has trampled the past and its founders, leaving art sterile and conceptually empty. The show awaits a restorative order, like hoping strict parents return to clean up the mess after a disastrous party.
Key facts
- Tomaso De Luca born 1988 in Verona
- Exhibition titled 'Ein Reiner Morgen in Amerika'
- Venue: MONITOR gallery, Via Sforza Cesarini 43a-44, Rome
- Runs until July 16, 2016
- Exhibition uses party imagery to critique postmodernism
- Aluminum installations each named after a person
- Curated by Valentina Gasperini
- Published on Artribune
Entities
Artists
- Tomaso De Luca
Institutions
- MONITOR
- Artribune
Locations
- Rome
- Italy
- Verona
- Via Sforza Cesarini 43a-44