American Dream DVD graphically depicted in Continental Drift

graphically depicted in Continental Drift

When the past and present are juxtaposed

to the point of creating something monumental

"Following the idea of Ed Ruscha’s “Some Los Angeles Apartments” and “Twenty Six Gasoline Stations”

opening a diatribe with the social and natural environment and revealing the role of images as interference between public/and private

American Dream DVD graphically depicted in Continental DriftAmerican Dream was used for the first time by American historian James Truslow Adams in his book The Epic of America, published in 1931. In the middle of the so called Great Depression he used this expression to describe the complex beliefs, religious promises, and the political and social expectations of the American people. The exhibition shows suggestive images of important international authors from the private collection of Rosella and Philip