Exhibitions in Rome
27 May-18 Sept. One of Japan's most renowned photographers of the 20th century, Ken Domon (1909-1990) is best remembered for his photojournalism as well as his atmospheric images of Buddhist temples and statuary.
The...
9 June-23 July. The first Italian solo show by Argentinian street artist Hyuro whose dreamlike work combines mysterious characters, socio-political messages and a surrealist sensibility.
The artist is scheduled to un...
20 May-30 Sept. The Galleria Valentina Bonomo in the Jewish ghetto presents Light Music, an audiovisual installation by Brian Eno, the British multi-instrumentalist, composer, record producer, sculptor, painter and video...
6 May-26 June. Rome artist Barbara Salvucci tackles the theme of transformation with her latest black and white ink works which float across canvas and cloth like jellyfish.
Salvucci is best known for her delicate sc...
6 May-10 July. Under the subheading Styles and contemporary trends, this exhibition presents a collection of modern-day calligraphic works, in Arabic, by noted Pakistani artists.
7 May-2 July. Audiovisual exhibition dedicated to art works and musical scores and their relationship with Fluxus, an interdisciplinary movement of international artists, poets, composers and designers who experimented w...
30 April-2 Oct. Exhibition focusing on the theme of "today" and the variety of ways in which the world measures time, from calendars to clocks.
The 70 works on display were created using a wide variety of media inclu...
24 May-4 Sept. Palazzo Cipolla hosts Guerra, Capitalismo & Libertà, the largest exhibition ever dedicated to the elusive British street artist Banksy, whose identity remains unknown.
On loan from private collecti...
20 Feb-16 May. Richard Long is among a generation of British land artists who wanted to extend the possibilities of sculpture beyond the confines of traditional materials. He grew up near the River Avon in Bristol and ha...
31 May-27 Nov. Coinciding with the Vatican's ongoing Holy Jubilee Year of Mercy, the Capitoline Museums examines the theme of mercy through paintings, sculpture, engravings and miniatures by Italian masters.
The exhi...
19 May-28 Aug. The Palazzo delle Esposizioni chronicles the long career of Italian photographer Gianni Berengo Gardin who was born in the northern Italian region of Liguria in 1939 but has lived and worked in Switzerland...
5 May-30 June. The museum spaces of Rome's S. Spirito in Sassia hospital host a photographic exhibition charting some of nature's most spectacular sights from around the planet by Italian photographer Barbara Dall'Angelo...
6 May-25 June. MAC Maja Arte Contemporanea presents La caccia, the first solo exhibition in Italy by Iranian artist Leila Vismeh.
The collection of ten large and medium-sized paintings was inspired by James Thurber's...
29 April-24 May. Exhibition containing more than 120 original works, designs, cover illustrations and photographs by Italian comic book creator Hugo Pratt (1927-1995).
Pratt was known for combining strong storytelling...
3-17 May. The St Stephen’s Cultural Center Foundation presents Volver a Cuba, an exhibition by Cuban artist and long-term Rome resident Anita Guerra.
The works on display are the result of the artist's recent pilgrim...
29 April-3 June. Galleria Varsi presents The Backwaters. Stories from the Endless Suburbia, a new exhibition by Australian street artist Fintan Magee. "Everyone has a story worth telling. Be tolerant and understanding of...
29 April-29 May. Each year an independent jury at the World Press Photo Foundation in Amsterdam selects images for this prestigious recognition of international photojournalism.
This year’s 42 award-winning photograph...
20 April-4 Sept. Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the exhibition Superarchitettura, held in Pistoia in 1966, by the Italian architectural firm Superstudio.
Founded by Adolfo Natalini and Cr...
15 April-30 Oct. Exhibition examining how the cultural identity of the Barbie doll has adapted in different parts of the world since it was introduced in 1959.
15 April-11 Sept. Retrospective dedicated to the career of Czech artist Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939), best known for his Art Nouveau decorative depictions of women.
On display at the Vittoriano are more than 200 of his...
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