25 June-14 Sept. Sculptures, installations and photographs from the last ten years by the British-born artist of Nigerian descent in his first Italian show.
11 June-14 Sept 2003. The life and work of the Norwegian artist Hendrik Andersen are at the centre of this exhibition, which also contains work by many 19th-century artists who spent time in Rome, including Henry James a...
5 June-30 Sept 2003. This English conceptualist amuses himself with the crudeness of public labels and of dumb phrases left on lavatory walls. Sentences like I hate you because you make me hate you (sic) are printed in b...
4 June-31 Aug 2003. Usually artists start as painters and then become photographers or filmmakers. In Beninatis case it is the other way round. From a movie maker and assistant he progressed to a new technique of paintin...
8 July 2003-31 Dec 2003. Everyday objects from the tombs of slaves and freedmen provide an insight into life in Imperial Rome between the first and the third century AD. The necropolis of 600 graves between Via Anagnina...
11 July-12 Oct 2003. Over 20 figurative and architectural drawings by Michelangelo from the "Casa Buonarroti" collection which have never been shown in Rome before.
19 July-5 Sept 2003. Around a hundred photographs from the famous Alinari archives which document the transformation of Rome since the end of the 19th century.
4 July 2003-7 Jan 2004. This exhibition is a journey in images and verse through centuries of sports. It starts with Greek and Roman games and concludes with the brutal killings in the Colosseum.
16 June-13 Sept 2003. This is a rotating show of work in ink, graphite, charcoal or watercolour, in progress or finished, by painters, sculptors and architects. Under the shrewd guidance of the architect Moschini, this g...
Until 7 July. It is just over 200 years since French writer, Catholic apologist and politician Franois-Ren de Chateaubriand published his influential book Le Gnie du Christianisme, emphasising the aesthetic and human app...
Until 19 July. This exhibition celebrates the Salvadoran wife of Antoine de Saint-Exupry, French author of The Little Prince. The fiery Consuelo was the inspiration for the princes beloved rose in the classic fairytale f...
Until 6 July. Documents from the state archives provide a snapshot of the 1953 elections in Italy. At the time the centrist majority, led by Christian Democrat Alcide De Gasperi, provoked protest from the left-wing oppos...
Experience premium luxury car transfers in Rome. Travel in comfort and style with personalized services for airport transfers, city tours, and more. Book you private chauffeur now...
We are looking for an inspiring and dedicated Early Years Teacher to join our team.
We are seeking candidates who can foster a nurturing and stimulating environment where young le...