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17 Feb-17 April 2010. A selection of about 30 etchings by Giovanni Battista Piranesi, all of them depicting ancient and classical monuments of the city of Rome.
16 Feb-13 June 2010. The exhibition presents more than 160 works, including famous masterpieces such as Summer Interior, Pennsylvania Coal Town, Morning Sun, Second Story Sunlight, A Woman in the Sun and various painting...
20 Feb-13 June 2010. This project marks the 400th anniversary of Caravaggio
On 14 February Pope Benedict XVI will make a pastoral visit to the hostel for the destitute run by the Rome diocese branch of Caritas on Via Marsala near Termini station. The Pope is expected to arrive at 10.00 and is sc...
Industrial production in Italy in 2009 fell by 17.5 per cent compared to 2008 according to the national statistics institute ISTAT. This is the sharpest annual fall since 1991, the first year in which these year-on-year...
13 Dec-5 April 2010. It is no coincidence that this show of modern
Rome city council and the ministry for cultural heritage have signed a protocol regulating the use of public land in the historic centre for cultural, sporting, religious, political and other events. A register of permit...
Two British film makers claim they have found the primary source of Trajan
6 Feb-23 May. Conceived as a dialogue between theatre and painting, the exhibition takes the visitor on a journey from the end of the 17th century to the threshold of the 20th century. Amongst the painters on show are Ja...
26 Feb-18 July. This exhibition explores the early years of the career of De Chirico and the influence of his first works on movements such as Surrealism and the Neue Sachlichkeit.
A new book published by Jersey Heritage, Occupied Behind Barbed Wire, takes as its subject the experience of wartime Channel Island internees, as expressed through the range of artefacts and art they produced in captivit...
The new director of the privately funded American Academy in Rome has been announced as Christopher Celenza, who is currently a professor in the department of German and Romance languages and literatures at Johns Hopkins...
The first ground has been broken for a new marina on the Rome coastline, close to Leonardo Da Vinci international airport. The new project, which will have space for 1,400 yachts, is being built near the old lighthouse a...
For the second year running Rome city council has organized a programme of events to celebrate the traditional carnival season
Carnevale Romano runs from 6 February to Marted
The Six Nations rugby championship returns to Rome in February and tickets are sold out for the two home matches in the capital: Italy against England on 14 February at 15.30, and against Scotland on 27 February at 14.30...
Attracting up to 2,000 visitors a day, the Scala Santa, or Holy Stairway, adjacent to the basilica of S. Giovanni in Laterano, is one of Rome
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