Occupied Rome. Where party revellers are world changers
byAn underground movement of artistic individuals in Rome has created a hub of social centers in occupied disused venues, governed by the rules of self-determination.
Rome Underground Insider
Rome’s MAAM – Museo dell’Altro e dell’Altrove
byAt Rome’s Museo dell’Altro e dell’Altrove 200 people from different nationalities live together as “Metropolizians”, protecting their walls with artworks.
Contemporary Street Art movement in Rome
by999 Contemporary Gallery and M.U.Ro (Museo di Urban Art of Rome) are two art organizations that specialize in the creation and promotion of street art in Rome.
3 BLU’s revolutionary mural paintings among Ostiense and Marconi districts
byNominated by The Observer among the 10 best street artists worldwide, BLU keeps tying up his name with social issues making over 3 occupied buildings in Rome.
Industrial Archeology at Ostiense neighbourhood
byOstiense and Testaccio are the areas of Rome where you can still find warehouses, docks, pavillions and industrial buildings..
Pietralata and Montesacro
byRome Underground: Pietralata and Montesacro discrict
A walk through the quarter of San Lorenzo
byA walk through the quarter of San Lorenzo, a proper point of departure of any underground tour of the capital
The GRAFFside of Rome: San Lorenzo
byStreet Art in the neighbourhood of San Lorenzo in Rome
When the walls speak – Street Art in Rome
byStreet Art, Graffiti, Murales in Rome
The Roman Street Art Scene: Interview with Omino71 and Mr.Klevra
byTwo of Rome’s street artists sit down to discuss their favorite topic, the street art scene.