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Cerco di creare un dialogo con il luogo: io lo esploro, lui mi rimanda delle cose.
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Worldwide acclaimed director, and five-time Academy Award winner, on January 20, Federico Fellini would have turned 100.
An important exhibition dedicated to Jim Dine (Cincinnati, 1935), one of the greatest exponents of American Pop Art and Performance Art
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A feast for the eyes that gives vent to the imagination of adults and children, is this exhibition, which begins at Palazzo Bonaparte on Christmas Eve.
The Civis, civitas, civilitatis exhibition, dedicated to the relationship between citizens, citizenship and civilization in the Latin world, opens at the Trajan’s
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The “second city of the Empire”, in the early nineteenth century Rome tries to change its face, without giving up its millennial past: we are amidst a season of great creative effervescence and the
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«I finally realise that the architecture of Italy will remain as the inspirational source of the works of the future
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“When you have to shoot, shoot, don’t talk!” Benedicto Pacifico Juan Maria Ramirez aka Tuco.
Twelve black and white photographs, all taken over the past year in Tunisia, observe with contemporary eyes what remains of the great and fascinating ancient metropolis that was Ro
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A red rose on his tomb at the Pantheon will commemorate, throughout 2020, the anniversary of the death of one of the most admired artists of all time, “by whom Nature feared to be outdone while he
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An original exhibition opens in the towers of Porta San Sebastiano’s Walls Museum: 137 pieces of the precious Capitoline collection of antique toys
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More than 60 Italian and Israeli artists with around 80 works at the Carlo Bilotti Aranciera Museum in Villa Borghese, with the Unforgettable Childhood exhibition,
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Old-fashioned, dusty and erudite, in short boring. But is it so?
The thirty shots on display at the Museo Civico di Zoologia depict the sky above Rome.
La mostra è dedicata all'arte e alla memoria di László Moholy-Nagy, artista d'origine ungherese e figura chiave del movimento Bauhaus nel mondo, in occasione delle celebrazioni per i 125 anni dalla
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Trade, culture and pilgrimage roads: the fascinating history of the Arabian Peninsula told through precious archaeological finds, art masterpieces and ancient documents.
“Love architecture for all the fantastic, solemn and adventurous things that it has created […] love it for the illusions of grace, of lightness, of strength, of serenity, of movement […] love it f
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From 4 April 2020 to 10 January 2021, 96 marbles from the Torlonia collection will be on view to the public at a major show in Rome
Retrospettiva dedicata a Giancarlo Sciannella, scultore in terracotta e fra le massime espressioni della scultura contemporanea italiana, in particolare legata alla materia di terr
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When we speak of harmony and beauty, our thoughts inevitably run to the perfection of the ancient sculptures that were always admired, studied, reproduced, and sometimes adapted to
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Vivid impressions painted with oil colors or captured by snapping unrepeatable and unique pictures on a Polaroid instant camera.
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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