The finalists of the MAXXI BVLGARI Prize on show at the museum in Rome
MAXXI returns to join forces with Bvlgari to present the third edition of the MAXXI BVLGARI Prize, a project supporting and promoting young artists.
Art News Rome
Kiki Smith at Lorcan O’Neill, between Earth and Cosmo
Kiki Smith returns to Lorcan O’Neill presenting all-bronze sculptures alongside some small-scale paintings.
Richie Culver and David Hanes a joint exhibition that investigates the human relationship with fate, luck & the higher forces that guide our path.
Our life seems to be full of events and incredible adventures but, once put under the right perspective, it becomes… Read More
Richard Saltoun Gallery to open new space in Rome
Richard Saltoun Gallery has announced the opening of a gallery in Rome. The new gallery will be located at the… Read More
A one-day exhibition of NFTs (IRL) at PostmasterROMA
PostmastersROMA presents a one-day exhibition of NFTs.
Stirling Ruby to open NEW exhibition FUTURE PRESENT.
Visiting the Roman Forum in late spring several years ago remains one of the most important cultural moments I’ve ever… Read More
Silvia Sasso – beauty, food, and the naked body
Today I interviewed Silvia Sasso, an Italian photographer based in Rome. Sasso will soon present a solo-show at Fondamenta Gallery… Read More
Jonathan Vivacqua LAVORO INUTILE
The works on show display with biting sarcasm and melancholy two faces of the same coin: the dignity of strain and hard work considered an aseptic tool.
Katharina Grosse Separatrix
Separatrix is an exhibition of new paintings and works on paper by Katharina Grosse. This is her first solo exhibition in Rome. Separatrix coincides with Grosse’s major installation It Wasn’t Us, currently on view at Hamburger Bahnhof–Museum für Gegenwart, Berlin
Gagosian Rome and La Fondazione go 24/7
To celebrate the reopening of Gagosian Rome, the gallery will collaborate with La Fondazione to present nonstop programming each day, starting on Wednesday, June 3. The twenty-four-hour programming is both a tribute to Rome and its inhabitants, as well as an open invitation to experience the irrepressible energies of art.
Takashi Murakami at Gagosian Gallery Rome Through to 20th January 2011
Murakami presents Two epic paintings – Dragon in Clouds – Red Mutation and Dragon in Clouds – Indigo Blue – each comprise nine panels and measure eighteen meters long.