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Making A Scene Book
The phrase Fare una scenata (Making a Scene) commonly designates a public display of emotion - anger, sadness etc. - often involving exaggerated gestures and facial expressions, screaming, possibly violence against objects or people. In any case, there is no scene made without an audience. The idea is to take the cliche seriously and explore its layers of meaning as a means to understand the relationship between artistic process and its aftermath in space, object or image, and audience reaction. Isn't there a kind of ''unwritten contract'' between the artist and his or her audience, regarding what they ''deliver,'' whether it's meant to be entertainment, enlightenment, or estrangement?Curated by frieze editor Jorg Heiser, ''Fare una scenata'' was the first group show at Fondazione Morra … read more...
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