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Special Superintendence of Rome presents "Uncovered Rome," a docu-series on urban heritage

Special Superintendence of Rome presents "Uncovered Rome," a docu-series on urban heritage

The Special Superintendency of Rome presented the first season of the docu-series Uncovered Rome at a public event hosted on March 31, 2026 at the Troisi Cinema in Rome. The screening was preceded by speeches by Special Superintendent Daniela Porro a...
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Design enters the GNAMC in Rome: a new display of artworks and contemporary design objects

Design enters the GNAMC in Rome: a new display of artworks and contemporary design objects

A new collaborative project between the museum institution and companies in the design sector is presented at the National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rome, articulated on several levels and intended to affect both the layout of the roo...
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From July, new rates at Pantheon: ticket rises to 7 euros to support neighborhood libraries

From July, new rates at Pantheon: ticket rises to 7 euros to support neighborhood libraries

The entrance fee to the Pantheon will increase by 2 euros. This is what has been established by the new Convention signed today at the Ministry of Culture between the MiC and the Diocese of Rome, which regulates the modalities of use of the Pantheon ...
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Ancient Ostia goes to town: three Rome hotels welcome three ancient works out of storage and restored

Ancient Ostia goes to town: three Rome hotels welcome three ancient works out of storage and restored

Three works, three hotels, one project: ancient Ostia goes to the city. An initiative designed to make accessible to the general public precious artifacts that have remained hidden for decades in museum deposits and never exhibited. The project is p...
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A bonsai museum or an exhibition in a box? The wonders of the Habsburgs in Rome, double review

A bonsai museum or an exhibition in a box? The wonders of the Habsburgs in Rome, double review

Why yes. Federico Giannini If the museum is a ruthless apparatus for organizing the visible, a distorted device for classifying images, all the less reasonable and all the more perverse must inevitably appear any miniaturization of it, any reduction...
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Vatican Pinacoteca, Barberini tapestries on display for the 400th anniversary of the Dedication of St. Peter's Basilica

Vatican Pinacoteca, Barberini tapestries on display for the 400th anniversary of the Dedication of St. Peter's Basilica

Four hundred years after the Dedication of St. Peter's Basilica on November 18, 1626, the exhibition The Barberini Tapestry. The Resurrection and Dedication of the Vatican Basilica, which can be visited from March 30, 2026 at the Vatican Pinacoteca a...
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The Man of the Two Caravaggios. Mario Bigetti and the debate over the Capture and the St. Francis

The Man of the Two Caravaggios. Mario Bigetti and the debate over the Capture and the St. Francis

He makes an appointment for me in the store of one of his colleagues, concealed in the courtyard of a nineteenth-century palace on Via Vittoria Colonna. He, Mario Bigetti, doyen of Rome's antiquarians, no longer has his own store, no longer even work...
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Museo di Roma in Trastevere dedicates exhibition to Annabella Rossi, pioneer of Italian visual anthropology

Museo di Roma in Trastevere dedicates exhibition to Annabella Rossi, pioneer of Italian visual anthropology

From April 2 to May 31, 2026, the Museo di Roma in Trastevere is dedicating an exhibition to Annabella Rossi, tracing the work of the pioneer of Italian visual anthropology, who used photography and video as tools for social and scientific analysis. ...
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