The Best Events in Rome this Autumn 2021
byRome’s 2021 autumn calendar is jam-packed. Here we round up all you need to know for the biggest and best events in Rome this autumn.
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Casa Balla. From the house to the universe and back at MAXXI
byMAXXI is celebrating the 150th anniversary of Giacomo Balla’s birth with an exhibit split between the museum and Balla’s own apartment in Via Oslavia.
Giovanni Gastel. The People I Like photography exhibition
byGastel has captured over 200 figures in elegant shots and displayed the essence of human emotions and identity in just a few camera clicks.
MAXXI keeps you company this summer with Estate al MAXXI
by“Estate al MAXXI” greets you with a vast program that includes art, music, literature, architecture, cinema, theater and two large installations.
MAXXI celebrates its 10th anniversary with a 10-hour digital marathon
byOn June 18th, from 11am to 9pm, tune into MAXXI’s social media channels to follow the 10-hour digital marathon to celebrate the contemporary museum’s 10th anniversary.
MAXXI Museum: Enjoy the Art of Our Time
byWith extraordinary events and a rich collection of contemporary art, Rome’s MAXXI museum allows visitors to understand and enjoy the art of our time.
Gio Ponti. Loving Architecture at MAXXI
byTill September 27th 2020, explore Italian architect Gio Ponti’s legacy at MAXXI through the “Gio Ponti. Loving Architecture” exhibition in Rome.
Contemporary Art Galleries in Rome
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On the Spiritual Matter of Art at MAXXI
byAn exhibition where 19 artists explore the dichotomy between the material and spiritual dimension, using art to elevate the spirit above the mundane.
MARIA LAI: Tenendo per mano il Sole at MAXXI
byTill January 12th, Rome’s MAXXI museum is dedicating a major exhibition to Maria Lai, one of the most original voices in Italian contemporary art.
Terre in Movimento at MAXXI
bySet in the Marche, the Terre in Movimento exhibition at Rome’s MAXXI museum shows the fierce aftermath of a land affected by a natural disaster.
Paolo di Paolo’s “Mondo Perduto” at MAXXI
byPaolo di Paolo’s exhibition at Rome’s MAXXI museum is a photographic journey of the 1950s and 60s in Italy, told through over 250 pictures.
Road to Justice: Reflections, Projections
byTill October 14, nine African artists, filmmakers, and photographers expose and transform deep wounds of Africa’s history and address its ongoing journey towards justice and healing.
Home Beirut: Sounding the Neighbors
byTill 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?