Uncurated Exhibition in Unfinished Rome House Features 29 Artists Over Three Days
In December 2014, ArtReview published an article about the exhibition There Is No Place Like Home, which took place over three days in September 2014 at an unfinished residence on Rome's Via Aurelia. This noncurated event showcased the work of 29 artists across two levels and was directed by Stanislao Di Giugno, Giuseppe Pietroniro, Marco Raparelli, and Alessandro Cicoria. Among the featured artists were Daniele Genadry, Thomas Hutton, Flavio Favelli, and Alessandro Piangiamore. The house's architecture prompted reflections on the concepts of space and home. Highlights included Cicoria's Untitled (2014), Hutton's Hearth (2014), and Favelli's Come into My Life (2014). The opening featured a performance by the Milan duo Goldiechiari with Medusa Black Mirror (2014).
Key facts
- Exhibition held in September 2014 over three days and nights
- Located in an unfinished house on Via Aurelia in Rome
- Featured 29 artists with no institutional partners
- Directed by artists Stanislao Di Giugno, Giuseppe Pietroniro, Marco Raparelli, and Alessandro Cicoria
- Included works by Daniele Genadry, Thomas Hutton, Flavio Favelli, and Alessandro Piangiamore
- Alessandro Cicoria's Untitled (2014) was a digital print of a tree influenced by Trevi fountain
- Thomas Hutton's Hearth (2014) used plans for a fireplace by John Soane's office
- Goldiechiari performed with smoke canisters for Medusa Black Mirror (2014)
Entities
Artists
- Daniele Genadry
- Thomas Hutton
- Flavio Favelli
- Alessandro Piangiamore
- Stanislao Di Giugno
- Giuseppe Pietroniro
- Marco Raparelli
- Alessandro Cicoria
- Goldiechiari
- John Soane
Institutions
- ArtReview
- Bank of England
Locations
- Rome
- Italy
- Via Aurelia
- Milan