18.12.2009 - 21.03.2010
Up to the 20th March at the Reggia of Caserta you can see the exhibition of the Masters of Terrae Motus. Ernesto Tatafiore.
Tatafiore alla Reggia di Caserta
The exhibition of this master from Naples (Naples, 1943) is included in the expositions of the permanent Neapolitan collection “Terrae Motus”, inspired to the earthquake occurred on the 23rd November 1980.
This artist was used to portray different kind of subjects it shows around one hundred works as paintings and drawings. Among them, subjects like childhood memories, journeys, important hystorical events, heroes, landscapes, but also cars, airplanes and important people of the Futurism, conceived as human cultural acceleration through speed and movement.
In his new work, Tatafiore merges passion for painting and the research in the depth unconscious, conceived as subversive strength able to go beyond formal and conventional barriers by using the “absent view”, that is the spontaneous drawings you may draw while talking on the phone. The exhibition opens with a corridor with a work on the French Revolution on the sides and it spreads in 5 rooms.
From the 18th December 2009 to the 20th March 2010 Reggia di Caserta, via Douhet, 22 81100 Caserta
Telephone: 08232774111 Fax: 0823354516
Ticket: euro 8,00- the price includes the entrance to the Reggia and the visit to the exhibition.
Entrance all days (closed on Tuesday) from 9,00 am to 7,00pm. www.reggiadicaserta.beniculturali.it
Caserta is located 37 km far from Napoli
By car:
from Rome A1 (Milano-Napoli) exit Caserta Nord
From Salerno A30 (Caserta-Salerno)
From Bari A 16 (Napoli-Bari), around Nola take the A 30 (Caserta-Salerno) towards North (Rome).
By train:
Roma-Napoli (via Cassino),
Napoli-Benevento-Foggia
from the reailway station the Reggia is 5 minutes walk and there is a bus that will thake you there in Naples P.zza Garibaldi ( in front of the railway station)
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