The TAM - Tower Art Museum is a museum dedicated to contemporary production involving local, national, and international artists in the heart of the Sassi di Matera.

Currently, extended until 9.6.2024, Everything went well is an exhibition by Geometric Bang; an exhibition on the perception of the present and the past and on the creation of the imaginaries that our society generates and from which it is in turn influenced, in a self-feeding spiral. Historical events are simplified and reduced to brief frames, flattened into two-dimensional scenes useful only to reach a common denominator that generates a shared understanding of a complex problem. The narrative is trivialized, depth gives way to sensationalism, and society contentedly, having overcome momentary difficulties, repeats that "everything went well."

The research aims to find symbols and figures that convey information and generate shared meanings within the reference community: an example is the ASAFO flags, historically used in some areas of Ghana, which Geometric Bang's stylistic research is inspired by.

Throughout the exhibition, the facts and events that have shaped the national common thought return repeatedly, crossing selected historical, social, and cultural moments to tell how our country has experienced the last eight decades of its history. Events blur, temporal planes disintegrate, and complexities thin out: historical reading takes place through a personal journey, the result of the artist's direct experience.

The entrance to the museum and the beginning of the exhibition path is from Via Ridola, 13 and continues in Via Gradelle Pennino, 9: due to the morphological conditions of the Sassi, the museum spaces are difficult to access for people with reduced mobility (PMR).