www.netfuturismo.it presents a preview in Rome, at the Futurist circle Casal Bertone, the first "Show Do not Show" net.futurista. Do not See The Show is presented as a multimedia avant-garde. Visual and performing arts, conceptual art, elettrorumorismo, net.art: as the title suggests, this is not an exhibition but an event in which the total experience. Art-action and art and life are the pillars on which it stands, the exhibition will not show. Radical contestation of the traditional exhibition of contemporary art and aseptic environments and plaster of official exhibitions, the Monome puts into practice a new way of understanding art and creativity, far from the logic of profit and the caution that the system of soul ' contemporary art. The same Svernissage wants to overthrow the traditional form and substance and become mundane when Vernissage. The works on display are bound in a dense network of references and relationships more or less explicit, clearly suggests that the real work is actually the whole show does not show, conceived, designed, developed and even staged entirely on the web, from creative network that www.netfuturismo.it created in a few years in Italy and other European countries. The artists are Antonio Saccoccio, Gianluigi Giorgetti, Simone Massafra, Marco Zappa, Massimo Croce, Klaus-Peter Schneegaß, Gianluigi Ballarani, Maria Serena Peterlin, Elizabeth Mattia, Francesco Giannetta, Giulio Morera, Paul Greaves, Paola Delfino, Claudio Giannetta. The net.futurismo stands in historical continuity with the Futurist movement founded by FT Marinetti in 1909. Born on the Web in 2005, Trai strengths continuing activism on the Internet developed through GSPPN (Development Groups Permanent Net.futurista Thought). The Monome is proposed in 2009 in several città italiane e straniere.
