Are you traveling to Rome now?

Are you traveling to Rome now? Maybe it is not the first time for you, and this time you would prefer to explore it differently by skipping the usual Museums’ tours. If so,take advantage of its many temporary art exhibitions, national and international and mingle with the locals. Before you book, in order to skip the line, make sure you reserve in advance, especially if you are here onweekends as it might be busier than usual. Below I selected the most important ones for you to check out.

The Journey of Aeneas, from Troy to Rome

 

The story of Aeneas is presented through 24 works of great interest, datable between the 7thcentury B.C. through the full Imperial Age, lent by 12 different national institutions. The works are arrangedaccording to key thematic paths, such as the images of Aeneas, his father Anchises and his mother the goddess Aphrodite; depictions of the Trojan War; Palladio - talisman of salvation first of Troy and then of Rome - and finally the landing in Lazio and the foundation of Lavinium, where archaeological discoveries have given substance to the legend of the hero. 

 

From 15 December 2022 to 10 April 2023

1. ROME

2. LOCATION: Colosseum Archaeological Park

3. ADDRESS: Piazza Santa Maria Nova 53

4. TIMETABLES: 9.00 – 15.30

 

 

 

Sam Taylor Johnson

 

Sam Taylor-Johnson's new self-portrait photographs were taken in Joshua Tree and feature the artist suspended precariously by trapeze wires high above the dry rocky desert. Her work explores the vulnerability of the human condition and the precariousness of life amid its apparent successes. 

 

From 16 December 2022 to 26 March 2023

ROME

LOCATION: LORCAN O'NEILL GALLERY, ROME

ADDRESS: VICOLO DEI CATINARI 3

HOURS: Tuesday to Saturday, 11am-7pm

 

 

The Romanists. Cenacles and Artistic life from Trastevere to the Trident (1929- 1940)

 

 

Exhibition conceived with the intention of retracing cultural life in Rome between the end of the 1920s and 1940 through the eyes of Romanists. 

The exhibition itinerary is divided into five sections and about 100 works including painting, sculpture, graphics, photography and documents, mostly from the Museum of Rome, the Gallery of Modern Art, the Museum of Rome in Trastevere, and the Trilussa Funds of the Capitoline Superintendence and the Group of Romanists.

 

 

From 15 December 2022 to 04 June 2023

Location: ROME

PLACE: Museum of Rome in Trastevere

ADDRESS: Piazza Sant'Egidio 1/b

HOURS: from Tuesday to Sunday 10.00-20.00

 

 

Instant, you are beautiful

THE EXHIBITION - Fragments of eternity that tell of beauty, strength, even pain. Shots taken from the fluid and passionate movement of dance and framed to become "forever" glimpses of enchantment that immortalize the étoiles of world dance in the greatest ballets in history.

In the prints the stars of world dance: Polina Semionovaand Svetlana Zakharova in The Dying Swan, Marianela Nuñez in Giselle, Silvia Azzoni and Alexandre Ryabkoin Mahler's Third Symphony, Friedemann Vogel in Mona Lisa, Natalia Osipova in Ashes, Sergio Bernal in Il swan and then together with Calvin Royal III in Touché, Vadim Muntagirov and Fumi Kaneko in Swan Lake, Maia Makhateli in Don Quixote, Jacopo Tissi and Alena Kovaleva in Diamonds.

 

 

 

From 12 December 2022 to 21 March 2023

Location: ROME

PLACE: Margutta Veggy Food & Art

ADDRESS: Via Margutta 118

 

 

For more info please visit http://www.arte.it/calendario_mese.php?pro_nome=roma&a=2022&m=02&lang=it&q=&p=2&pro=