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Italy through the lens of a master of photography who revolutionized the way of telling faces and stories.
Over 140 works, from prestigious national and international institutions, absolute masterpieces of one of the most important art collections of th
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Tradition, competitiveness, elegance, novelty and curiosity on stage at the Foro Italico
Harold Pinter's The Homecoming is on stage at the Teatro Argentina, directed by Massimo Popolizio; the work of the British playwright whi
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AS Roma was founded as Associazione Sportiva Roma in 1927 from the merger of three clubs: Alba-Audace, Fortitudo-ProRoma and Foot Ball Clu
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Great masterpieces beloved by all and avant-garde or experimental films, not forgetting some gems from the silent era.
The exhibition SAISEISAN - Japan and the art of reproduction, held at the Japan Cultural Institute
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The Museum of Rome in Trastevere hosts the exhibition The Poet's Tree.
The Church of San Marcello al Corso hosts the exhibition The Path of Hope.
More than twenty years after the last exhibition in Rome, the art of the famous Norwegian painter, one of the major exponents of the 20th century, is the protagonist of a prestigious monographic ex
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Two artists and two seemingly distant personalities confront each other: the extraordinary world of Andy Warhol, the world's most photographed, fa
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Once again this year Palazzo Esposizioni Roma will host the exhibition presenting the wi
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The music festival Resonare Fibris, an event celebrating the beauty and complexity of ancient music through restored instruments and concerts with
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The exhibition Gli Shinhanga. Una rivoluzione nelle stampe giapponesi (The Shinhanga.
Vincenzo Scolamiero's solo exhibition opens at the Hendrik Christian Andersen House Museum
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Palazzo Cipolla hosts an exhibition dedicated to the great 2
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The National Gallery of Ancient Art in Palazzo Barberini in collaboration wit
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The Scuderie del Quirinale present Barocco Globale.
The exhibition at the Goethe House Museum Ingeborg Bachmann. Esisto solo quando scrivo (Ingeborg Bachmann.
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The first major monographic exhibition on Franco Fontana awaits you with over 200 photographs to narrate the universe of the photographer from Modena, who marked t
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The exhibition entitled The Art of the Popes.
The documentary and photographic exhibition at Villa d’Este, curated by Andrea Bruciati, Dir
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Founded by Vincenzo Sparagna and the cartoonists Stefano Tamburini, Andrea Pazienza, Filippo Scozzari, Massimo Mattioli a
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The Rome Modern Art Gallery presents the exhibition Nino Bertoletti (1889-1971)
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The exhibition opening at the Rome Modern Art Gallery, curated by Daniela Fonti together
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The exhibition at the Carlo Bilotti Museum Aranciera di Villa Borghese investigates the relationship
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Fragile and powerful, flowers speak a universal language that spans centuries and cultures, recounting emotions, celebrating beauty, silently protesting and guarding millennia-old stori
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Starting from Tuesday, May 13, the Colosseum Archaeological Park reopens its gat
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After the great success of the public and critics in recent months in Milan, from Friday 28 March 2025 the exhibition Amano Corpus Animae, dedicated to th
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The spaces of rhinoceros, the spectacular building designed by Jean Nouvel for Alda Fendi, host the new exhibition-installation conceived by Raffaele Curi, artisti
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The exhibition Imagining Rome.
In addition to the charm of a millenary history, Rome possesses a marvellous seaside soul.
March is the month of spring and the first month of the year for the ancient Romans, who dedicated it to Mars, god of war and the rebirth of nature.
An unprecedented narration of some of the most evocative places in the city, six open-air itineraries in which music intertwines with hist
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The Domus Aurea opens its doors to visitors on the third Thursday of every month for a serie
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For the Jubilee 2025, a special program in Italian and English will guide tourists
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The itinerary, which can be covered on foot or by bicycle, is about 4 kilometres long and is easily accessible by public transport (Line A of the
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