A reconstruction of the urban visual landscape in the 1980s, which inspired writer Pier Vittorio Tondelli. 
The exhibition, curated by Fabio Bruschi, shows us how the city of Rimini shaped its identity, becoming a crossroads of trends, culture and nightlife.
The exhibition is not just a collection of memories, but a real journey through posters, catalogues, photographs, reports, sketches and visual memories that tell us about the years when Rimini became a crossroads for freedom and creativity.
The exhibition features a wealth of previously unseen material that brings the vibrancy of those years back to life. From Oliviero Toscani's photo shoot at the Grand Hotel (1982) to the original audio recording of Pier Vittorio Tondelli's first presentation of “Rimini” in Correggio (1985); from the parades of the Teatro Valdoca (1980) to the new wave flyers by Castelvetro, Sirotti, Garattoni and Tonti; from Stefano Ferroni's photographs of Rimini Cultural Summer (1980) and rock concerts to the “Sacchi a pelo” (Sleeping Bags) photographic series by Minghini, Paritani and Foto Riccione; from historical images of Enrico Berlinguer's visit to the Galleria dell'Immagine (1980) to those of Palmiro Togliatti inaugurating the Sala Sirenetta in Viserba (1957), the same place that a generation later would become the Slego, the beating heart of Rimini's nightlife.