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The Bronzes of San Casciano at the Quirinale with “The Gods Return”
From June 23, the Quirinale is hosting the exhibition on the bronzes of San Casciano, “The Gods Return”. The exhibition is at the Quirinale until July 25 and then again from September 2 to October 29, presenting for the first time to the general public the bronzes discovered in San Casciano dei Bagni, in the …
Processes 150 at the Royal Academy of Spain in Rome
The Royal Academy of Spain, coinciding with its 150th anniversary, renews the invitation to the annual exhibition PROCESSI 150 from June 28, featuring works by artists and researchers in residence during the year 2022 – 2023. As every year, PROCESSI 150 was preceded by the OPEN STUDIOS day in March. On that occasion, the public …
Letizia Battaglia at the Baths of Caracalla
Letizia Battaglia was one of the most important Italian photographers of this century. Just over a year after her passing, which occurred on April 13 of last year, at the Baths of Caracalla in Rome, the exhibition “Letizia Battaglia Senza Fine” was inaugurated, a grand tribute to the photographer who dedicated her life and career …
It Seems Alive: the exhibition at Palazzo Bonaparte
Palazzo Bonaparte, just a few weeks after the conclusion of the Van Gogh exhibition, presents the upcoming exhibition created with Artemisia, “Sembra Vivo!”, starting from May 26. If you want to discover all the exhibitions scheduled and ongoing in Rome visit Artsupp.com and see the complete list of exhibitions in Rome 2023 or click on our in-depth article: Rome’s main exhibitions …
Vita Dulcis, in Rome Vezzoli and Roman Art
At the Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome, the exhibition Vita Dulcis. Fear and Desire in the Roman Empire is on display until August 27, 2023. Vita Dulcis is an exhibition project born from a collaboration between the Palazzo delle Esposizioni, the National Roman Museum and Francesco Vezzoli, a renowned contemporary artist. Visit the Palazzo delle …
Casa Balla reopens to the public until July 15
Rome offers a wide cultural offering with exhibitions of modern, contemporary photography and many other initiatives. Among these, we highlight Casa Balla, located at Via Oslavia 5, which reopened to the public on April 6 and will be open until July 15, 2023. The house was the residence of Giacomo Balla for over 30 years …
World Press Photo 2023 at the Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome
Palazzo delle Esposizioni di Roma hosts from today, May 5 until June 4, the 66th edition of the World Press Photo 2023. The exhibition will showcase the finalist photos from the prestigious photojournalism award, which annually honors various professional photographers for their best shots, contributing to the narrative of global visual journalism. The photos selected for …
Hypothesis Metaverse: Digital Art Arrives at Palazzo Cipolla
Palazzo Cipolla in Rome, located on Via del Corso, is hosting the exhibition Hypothesis Metaverse until July 23, 2023. Hypothesis Metaverse is, to date, one of the first international exhibitions to question the technological/existential concept of Metaverse. The exhibition, curated by Gabriele Simongini and Serena Tabacchi, is promoted by the Fondazione Terzo Pilastro – Internazionale …
Infinity Michelangelo Pistoletto at the Chiostro del Bramante
INFINITY Michelangelo Pistoletto was inaugurated on March 18 at the Chiostro del Bramante in Rome and is already expected to be one of the most acclaimed exhibitions of 2023. 60 years of art on display Michelangelo Pistoletto, born in 1933, brings to Rome nearly 60 years of art with fifty works and four large site-specific …
How to choose which exhibitions to see
The Italian and international exhibition calendar is constantly changing. With solo shows devoted to the masters of modern and contemporary art, historical retrospectives in museum palaces and international events, finding your way requires a careful, verified selection.
The Artsupp editorial team curates this collection with opening and closing dates, venues and official links to book tickets, making visits easier for residents and for anyone planning an art weekend.