08.10.22 – 26.03.23 VAN GOGH. PALAZZO BONAPARTE

This exhibition shows over 50 works to celebrate the genius 170 years after his birth, a chronological journey that refers to the periods and places where the painter lived: from the Dutch to his stay in Paris, to Arles, up to St. Remy and Auvers -Sur-Oise, where he put an end to his tormented life.

13.07.2022 – 29.01.2023 DOMIZIANO IMPERATORE, ODIO E AMORE. MUSEI CAPITOLINI

The exhibition itinerary, divided into 15 rooms, retraces the figure of Domitian, complex and unloved by his contemporaries and subsequently misunderstood by posterity due to the historical and literary sources which were essentially against him.

The analysis of material sources, especially epigraphic ones, has recently restored the image of an emperor attentive to good administration and relations with the army and the people, devoted to the gods and a reformer of the morality of men.

A story that this exhibition helps to rewrite and understand.

18.12.22 CONCERTO DI NATALE NELLA CATTEDRALE. BASILICA DI SAN GIOVANNI IN LATERANO

Two hundred choristers and soloists will fill the remarkable Cathedral of San Giovanni in Laterano with their voices for a concert that attracts spectators from all over the world every year. For more information, follow this link.

22.09.22 – 06.04.23 LUCIO DALLA. ANCHE SE IL TEMPO PASSA. MUSEO DELL’ARA PACIS

A journey into the world of the iconic Bolognese singer-songwriter on the tenth anniversary of his death. Materials and documents, many of which are exhibited for the first time, document the human and artistic path of one of our time’s most loved Italian artists.

26.11.22 – 26.02.23 MARIO MERZ. BALLA, CARRÀ, DE CHIRICO, DE PISIS, MORANDI, SAVINIO, SEVERINI. ROMA 1978. MOSTRE IN MOSTRA. PALAZZO DELLE ESPOSIZIONI

The exhibition of an exhibition, or rather the revival of an exhibition at the Galleria dell’Oca from 1978 which has remained one of the milestones in the history of contemporary exhibitions due to the juxtaposition, at the time considered unscrupulous, between the works of Mario Merz – a leading exponent of the neo-avant-garde that had undermined traditional techniques and processes of art – and the paintings of the masters of the Italian twentieth century.

18.10.22 – 22.01.23 PIER PAOLO PASOLINI. TUTTO È SANTO. SEDI VARIE

On the occasion of the centenary of the birth of Pier Paolo Pasolini (Bologna, 5 March 1922 – Rome, 2 November 1975), the Palaexpo Special Company in Rome, the National Galleries of Ancient Art – Palazzo Barberini and the MAXXI National Museum of XXI Arts century celebrate the figure of the director, writer and artist in their respective museums, with a large coordinated and shared exhibition project, entitled Pier Paolo Pasolini. All is holy, which will take place between October 2022 and March 2023.

A path that intertwines disciplines, media, original works and archive documents according to three autonomous in-depth guidelines but conceived to solicit unpublished reflections on Pasolini’s production, on the cultural influence it has exercised and on the gaze of those who observe it from the 21st century.