Covers (1951-1964)

The exhibition is a glance back to the days when youth claimed its place in American society. It is divided into three sections: the icons of rebellion, rock and the America of the Kennedy era. The arrangement of these sections is organised in a space, creating a confrontation between the new young universe and the more traditional America.

Three large murals on the longitudinal walls, next to three elevated screens, narrate the exhibition discourse using a technique which takes us back to advertising and pop. The graphic work developed is important, making some illustrations effectively containing all images related to the exhibition in a consistent manner.

The room becomes a large space where diverse perspectives of the exhibition route offer a multitude of interlinked images, where murals, projected elevated images and floating frames hanging from the ceiling all come together.