DREAM: Art meets Dreams
After LOVE(2016) and ENJOY(2017), DREAM completes the third part of the trilogy of exhibitions at Chiostro del Bramante curated by Danilo Eccher.
The new SUPER ticket – a deep dive into the Palatine Hill
For €16, the SUPER ticket includes one entrance to the Roman Forum – Palatine, where seven historical sites can be accessed.
Liu Bolin. The Invisible Man at Complesso del Vittoriano
Works by Liu Bolin, the Chinese artist known for self-portraits in which he struggles to distinguish himself from the background, will be on display at Rome’s Complesso del Vittoriano till 1 July 2018.
Home Beirut: Sounding the Neighbors
Till 20 May 2018, MAXXI’s Home Beirut exhibition begs the question: how does a city recover after decades of war – 15 years of civil war from 1975 to 1990, followed by another with Israel in 2006, then by the current Syrian crisis on the border?
Sponsor a Refugee
The JNRC is the only drop-in center in Rome that feeds, clothes, teaches, and gives legal guidance to about 200 refugees and asylum seekers every day. Give a truly meaningful gift this holiday season.
Hokusai: In the Footsteps of the Master
Till 14 January 2018, the Ara Pacis Museum in Rome will host an exhibition dedicated to Katsushika Hokusai, comprising 200 artworks.
Rome’s Monteverde Neighbourhood
Rome’s Monteverde begins where Trastevere ends. It’s an escape, a retreat, a place to recharge while hiding from the noise and hustle of the city below.
57th Venice Bienniale – Viva Arte Viva
On May 13th, Viva Arte Viva, the 57th Venice Biennale, opened its doors, and this year, migration is one of the dominant themes.
Pockets of Hope for Rome’s Growing Migrant Population
The refugee and migrant crisis in Italy continues to grow, aided only by a handful of humanitarian organizations.
Survival tips for the intrepid Roman tourist
Being a tourist shouldn’t be a difficult task. Here are some simple tips to enhance your experience of Rome.
Parli inglese? How to get around Rome if you don’t speak Italian
Rome is one of the few remaining European capitals where English speakers can’t get away with speaking more loudly, hoping to be understood.