with Darren Bader, Lou Cantor, Jonathan Monk, Pentti Monkkonen, Rob Pruitt, Heji Shin, Rita Vitorelli/Harm van den Dorpel and Guan Xiao
Guan Xiau, One to Another, 2014, stainless steel cylinder, colored aluminium, fire-colored stainless steel board, 150 x 50 x 120 cm
Heji Shin, The Great Penetrator series, 2012, c-print 57.79 x 45.72 cm
Rita Vitorelli/Harm van den Dorpel, Monaco Mix, 2016, Digital drawings by Rita Vitorelli, programmed by Harm van den Dorpel
Lou Cantor, Damage Control, 2016, crash test barrier on felt on plexiglas condensation cube, 97 x 52 x 150 cm
Heji Shin, Depression, 2012, c-print, 52.07 x 61.60 cm
Jonathan Monk, The Follower, 2008, Sheep, life belt, 107 x 140 x 62 cm
Jonathan Monk, Wool Piece, 2013 100% wool, 80 x 60 cm
Rob Pruitt, Candy Dish (Grey Scale), 2012, Acrylic and shellac on tire, candies, 83,8 x ø 58,5 cm
Pentti Monkkonen, Hurricane Palm, 2014, Turned poplar, anodized aluminum, ceramic light socket, fabric cord, plastic switch, 202 x ø 35 cm, 230 x ø 35 cm
Pentti Monkkonen, Box Truck Painting (Cunty), 2015, Inkjet print on powder coated aluminum, 80 x 140 x 5 cm
Rob Pruitt, Candy Dish (Grey Scale), 2012, Acrylic and shellac on tire, candies, 83,8 x ø 58,5 cm
Darren Bader, DB_M9, mirror, wood, 100 x 80 cm
Pentti Monkkonen, Box Truck Painting, 2016, Inkjet print on powder coated aluminum, 80 x 140 x 5 cm
Rob Pruitt, Dog Bowl, 2012, Acrylic and shellac on tire, water, 23 x ø 39 cm
The captain with a temporary tattoo by Rob Pruitt, Love, 2016
»Tomorrow is a new day« was an exhibition on a yacht in the port of Monaco. The ship is named »Walanka«. She was built in the 60s, a decade of social and cultural change, economic growth and an unshakable faith in the future, on which we often look back through rose-tinted glasses. What happened to the spirit of optimism and these visions of a better world? The title of the show plays with the notion that we could start each day from scratch, forget all the shortcomings, failures and wrongdoings and instead grasp the chance of a new day. Over four days, the yacht will become a metaphor for change and thinking freely – a floating exhibition where everything will be in motion: thought, the waves, the music, the wind…
The exhibition was initiated by artmonte-carlo 2016, Monaco