Amos Gitai. Chronicle of an assassination foretold
From 11 Marzo 2016 to 05 Maggio 2016
Rome
Place: MAXXI Museo nazionale delle arti del XXI secolo
Address: via Guido Reni 4A
Times: Tuesday to Friday and Sunday 11am-07pm; Saturday 11am-10pm
Responsibles: Hou Hanru
Ticket price: full € 10, reduced € 8 / € 4, free under 14 years old, disabled visitors requiring accompaniment, companions of disabled visitors, MiBACT employees, Lazio Region tour guides and couriers, 1 teacher for every 10 students, ICOM members, AMACI members, accredited journalists, MAXXI membership card holders; from Tuesday to Friday, free admittance for academics and university researchers in Art and Architecture* Free admittance to the Permanent Collection (Gallery 4) from Tuesdays to Fridays
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Saturday 4 November 1985: the Israeli prime minister Itzhak Rabin is assassinated young practising Jew at the end of a major political protest. One of the founding fathers of the State of Israel, a politician of great standing thanks in part to his attempts at conciliation with the Palestinians, was therefore killed not by a terrorist but by a strictly Orthodox Jew.
Gitai’s project for MAXXI was born out of the film presented in its complete version at the Venice Film Festival, Rabin the Last Day, conceived not only a tribute to Itzhak Rabin 20 years after his death, but also as an attempt to portray the growing crisis in the Israeli society of today.
On show at MAXXI will be five video projections, including a number of extracts from the film and photographs and documents recounting its making.
The exhibition is a co-production MAXXI and BOZAR Centre for Fine Arts, Brussels
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