(September 1, 2017) The art of Giosetta Fioroni, one of the brightest performers of Italian pop art, will be the protagonist in Moscow with the exhibition “Rome in the 60s”. To host the works of the artist, the Moscow Museum of Modern Art (MMOMA): the exhibition, organized in collaboration with the Italian Institute of Culture of Moscow, will be inaugurated on September 6 and will remain open to the public until October 22. The exhibition is devoted to Fioroni’s work and works during the Sixties, the artist’s most well-known period, and allows the spectator to span before and after this formalization, to fully understand the subtle motives, often literary , which caused it, and the sometimes eccentric developments that followed it. Very important – and here again for the first time since then – the presence of “La Spia Ottica (The Optical Spy)” (1968), a strong installation / performance that metaphorically tells the doubts and anxieties of a historically troubled period and, moreover, from a “female” point of view. The performance will be staged by actress Irene Muscara. (PO / Red)
Giosetta Fioroni and Italian Pop Art at the exhibition “Rome in the 60s”
