Rome Exhibitions

Discover the best exhibitions in Rome, from major museum shows to contemporary art, photography and design. Explore what’s on now and find the most interesting exhibitions to see during your stay in the Eternal City.

Hermès Artisans in Rome: Behind the Scenes

Ever wondered what’s behind a €10K+ Birkin bag? Eleven Hermès artisans from Paris have come together under the one roof to share their experience and talents with visitors till March 16th.

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.

Joint is Out of Time at GNAM

The exhibition "Joint Is Out Of Timet" at Rome's National Gallery of Modern Art, aims to reimagine the notion of art history in time and space.

Andy Warhol. The True Essence

Till May 5 2019, more than 170 artworks of Andy Warhol are on display at Complesso del Vittoriano.

Marcello Mastroianni: A Life in Brackets

Now on display at the Ara Pacis museum, an intimate look at Marcello Mastroianni uncovers the actor’s life and filmography through multiple lenses.

From Paris to Rome: Impressionism Illuminated

The 19th century Parisian Impressionism art movement takes visitors back in time, with a larger-than-life multimedia exhibition featuring French artists.

Je suis l’autre: Giacometti, Picasso and the Others

German-French artist Jean Arp at Baths of Diocletian in Rome till 15 January 2017.

Fornasetti at Palazzo Altemps

To celebrate twenty years since its opening to the public, the Museum at Palazzo Altemps is hosting the exhibition Citazioni Pratiche. Fornasetti a Palazzo Altemps (Practical Quotes) till May 6.

Outdoor Festival 2018

The 8th edition of Rome's Outdoor Festival will take place in Mattatoio Testaccio from April 14 to May 12 to celebrate urban art and creativity. An event divided into Art, Music, Conferences, Television and a new Market Area to tackle the theme of "Heritage".

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.