Exhibitions

A photographic project that combines art and social commitment to portray the city through its virtuous realities: systems capable of generating traction and inclusion even in ‘difficult terrain’ and situations of social fragility.

The MAO Museum of Oriental Art, in collaboration with the Galleria Borghese in Rome, will present two extraordinary works by the tulku Zanabazar, a spiritual master and incredible artist and innovator of the 17th century, to the public for the first time

One of the most important perspectives on the birth of the Italian feminist movement, with a focus on the Roman movement of the 1970s.

Group exhibition by Edoardo Vaira and Demis Pascal From 13 March, ATB Associazione Culturale presents Exostrati, the new exhibition project by artists Edoardo Vaira and Demis Pascal, where painting and metal sculpture come together in a unique dialogue. ...

The exhibition takes visitors inside the creative workshop of one of history's greatest geniuses, revealing his ability to combine art and science, imagination and technique, vision and design.

In this new body of work, Hadzhiev e explores the human figure as a site of tension between interiority and outward form, instinct and symbolic construction.

GAM presents the first anthological exhibition in an Italian institution dedicated to Linda Fregni Nagler, curated by Cecilia Canziani. The artist uses photography as a means of reflection on vision, memory and the materiality of the image, interweaving ...

The exhibition traces Elisabetta Di Maggio's career, presenting historical works and new productions created specifically for the museum spaces.

A totally interactive exhibition, where the visitor has the opportunity to intensely experience more than 60 unique attractions never seen before in Italy.

The exhibition traces a compendium of Enrico David's research, which ranges from painting, textile works, drawing, sculpture and large environmental installations in an exploration of the psychological and inner condition of contemporary human beings.