Rome offers, every year, a great calendar of exhibitions and events in the many museums of the city. There are many exhibitions in Rome and they satisfy every kind of request.
In Rome you can find exhibitions of modern art, contemporary art, photography, sculpture, ancient art, classical art and much more.
We propose you a short selection of must see exhibitions in Rome , but to discover all the scheduled and ongoing exhibitions in Rome go to Artsupp.com and consult the complete list of exhibitions in Rome.
EMOTION: Contemporary art tells emotions at the Chiostro del Bramante until January 6, 2025
More than 20 artists and 20 artworks, most of them stie specific: EMOTION brings the public into an emotional journey to feel even more.
Surprise, confusion, desire, joy, fear, anticipation, anguish, happiness, pride, excitement, nostalgia, admiration, relief, tranquility, embarrassment. How many emotions does an artist inspire? And how many are retained within the work?
And what does a spectator feel in front of that work? And how many are maintained over time and how many change and how do they change? When dealing with emotions there are more questions than answers, there are always more emotions than certainties.
A three-meter-high mushroom welcomes and invites to travel, it had already happened in a fairy tale, in another journey, in another world, in another wonder. This time the mushroom is by Carsten Höller and the journey is in art. Inizia così EMOTION l’arte contemporanea racconta le emozioni, per proseguire con molto altro, con altre emozioni.
Marc Chagall’s White Crucifixion at the Palazzi Cipolla Museum until January 27, 2025
At the same time with the Museo del Corso – Polo museale foundation, wanted and promoted by Fondazione Roma, which developed with the merger of Palazzo Sciarra Colonna and Palazzo Cipolla, is exhibited in Palazzo Cipolla the famous painting The white crucifixion chagallcapolavoro di Marc Chagall fino al 27 gennaio 2025 con ingresso gratuito. L’opera, proveniente dall’Art Institute of Chicago, giunge per la prima volta a Roma grazie alla collaborazione tra il Dicastero per l’Evangelizzazione, il Pro-Prefetto S.E. Mons. Salvatore Fisichella e Fondazione Roma e rappresenta un momento di grande significato simbolico per il Giubileo, offrendo un messaggio di speranza e di unione tra le culture religiose.
Gabriele Basilico. Roma in Palazzo Altemps until the February 23rd 2023
The Museo Nazionale Romano – Palazzo Altemps, the MUFOCO – Museo di Fotografia Contemporanea and the Archivio Basilico, presents the exhibition Gabriele Basilico. Rome which provides an unprecedented glimpse of his visual research.
A selection of over fifty artworks in a narrative path specifically designed to dialogue with the spaces of Palazzo Altemps, whose rooms establish a direct relationship with the subjects of the photographs on display.
The underlying theme of the exhibition is the bond between Gabriele Basilico and the Eternal City, built thanks to twenty professional assignments received by the photographer between 1985 and 2011 and the numerous photographic campaigns that resulted from them.
Carlo Maratti and the portrait: Popes and Princes of the Roman Baroque until February 16th, 2025
Four hundred years after the birth of Carlo Maratti and on the occasion of the publication of the catalogue raisonné of his works, the National Galleries of Ancient Art present CARLO MARATTI AND THE PORTRAIT POPES AND PRINCES OF ROMAN BAROQUE until the 16th February 2025 which brings to the halls of Palazzo Barberini the portrait production of the Master from the Marche, a central figure of Roman and Italian painting in the second half of the seventeenth century.
Maratti was a portraitist of European fame who, through these tests, managed to establish the primacy of his workshop and his role as arbiter of artistic taste on the Roman scene for over half a century.
CASA BALLA from the 5th fo December to 28th fo February 2025
In occasione della mostra Il Tempo del Futurismo alla Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna a Contemporanea di Roma, riapre al pubblico anche Casa Balla.
L’appartamento romano dell’artista, in via Oslavia, riapre le sue porte su prenotazione ai gruppi di visitatori. La casa futurista di Giacomo Balla è un laboratorio di sperimentazione creato da Balla con le sue figlie, Luce ed Elica, in cui convivono funzionalità ed estetica.
Post Scriptum: A museum forgotten by memory until February 16, 2025 at the Macro in Rome
At the MACRO, until February 16th, is on exhibition Post Scriptum: a museum forgotten by Memory .
The museum is reflected in an exhibition, spread throughout its architecture, with the works of 37 Italian and international artists, including those produced for the occasion by Tolia Astakhishvili. Among the other works on display are those of historicized and internationally recognized artists, such as Luciano Fabro, Isa Genzken, Felix Gonzalez-Torrres, Simone Forti, e di alcune delle voci più affermate della giovane scena artistica come Issy Wood.
Post Scriptum. A museum forgotten by memory is a mirror exhibition to Editoriale, the collective exhibition spread throughout the museum with which in 2020 the program opened, declaring its intentions and directions.
If you are also interested in all the other must see exhibitions inVenice, Naples, Turin and Milan, we recommend our insights:
Venice: must see exhibitions in 2024
Exhibitions in Naples: which ones to see in 2024
Exhibtions in Milano 2024: the five you must see
