Navin RawanchaikulCiao da Roma
the exhibition’s closing has been extended to Sunday 30 May 2021
Gian Ferrari hall
curated by Hou Hanru with Donatella Saroli
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MAXXI’s Collection represents the museum’s founding element and it determines its identity. From October 2015 the display is permanent with several pathways.
the exhibition’s closing has been extended to Sunday 30 May 2021
Gian Ferrari hall
curated by Hou Hanru with Donatella Saroli
The Museum is closed.
But we stay open.
Ideas don’t stop
follow us online
Following the provisions of the Decree-Law of 13 March 2021, the cafe and restaurant are temporarily closed.
An imposing oil on canvas between Bollywood and the Roman suburbs, diaspora and cultural integration.
An imposing oil on canvas that reinterprets the poster style of the Indian film industry while capturing the South Asian migrant community in its daily life in Rome and its surroundings.
Navin Rawanchaikul’s Ciao da Roma is about the diaspora but also the integration and cultural challenges from stories collected by the artist during his stay in Rome and the Lazio region in 2018. The work will become part of the MAXXI collection.
Special thanks to Concilio Europeo dell’Arte.
header: Navin Rawanchaikul, Ciao da Roma, 2018. Painting, oil on canvas, 160 x 330 cm. Courtesy Navin Production.