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Site-specific sculptures and installations: contemporary art enters exceptionally, and for the first time, the amazing former convent of Sant’Alessio on the Aventine Hill, one of Rome histo
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Known for his controversial and visionary works, during his long and prolific career Robert Morris has produced sculptures that startle, question,
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The great exhibition-event organised by SET explores the complex inner world of Frida Kahlo, highlighting the brilliant sensitivity, the transgressive force and pr
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The scandal artist “par excellence” and a contemporary author among the most highly rated and controversial.
The Scuderie del Quirinale hosts an interesting exhibition in which the themes of the catastrophe and the subsequent rebirth accompany visitors in an unexpected journey back in tim
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Eclectic and brilliant, in his long and successful career the three-time Oscar winner Carlo Rambaldi entered the collective imagination by transforming the world of cinema in a pre
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Palazzo delle Esposizioni hosts "Sublimi Anatomie", an exhibition designed to rediscover the cognitive and critical importance of observing the hu
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Il Maxxi ospita un’esposizione dedicata al versatile e poliedrico fumettista Francesco Tullio-Altan, protagonista di un percorso articolato che ne racconta il mond
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“Rome vient de perdre Canova, qui a inventé un nouveau genre de beau idéal, plus rapproché de nos mœurs que de celles des Grecs”
Musja, the new Roman space dedicated to the most innovative trends in contemporary art, opens to the public with the first exhibition of a trilogy designed specifically for the museum.
The National Roman Museum of Palazzo Altemps hosts the exhibition on Medardo Rosso, one of the greatest masters of Italian Impressionism, with a r
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Palazzo Bonaparte opens to the public with a major show on Impressionism, the most famous French painting movement ever, and one of the best-loved styles i
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The neoclassical halls of the Casino Nobile dialogue with the narrative and mythological sculpture of Sergio Monari.
A corrosive, bitter and touching irony, a story that is sometimes desperate but at the same time vital and revolutionary: Palazzo Delle Esposizioni’s exhibition is devoted to “
The special events organized throughout Italy to celebrate the fifth centenary of the death of Leonardo da Vinci (Amboise, 2 May 1519).
A great exhibition dedicated to Luigi Valadier, one of the artists who contributed to change the artistic taste in the second half of the 18th century Rome, opens to the public in
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From the very start of his long career, which began in the mid-fifties, Gianni Berengo Gardin’s camera has described above all Italy, showing it i
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