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ROME EXHIBITIONS AT NATIONAL GALLERY OF MODERN ART
- Reviews of all major exhibitions taking place in the past -

NATIONAL GALLERY OF MODERN ART
Exhibitions at National Gallery of Modern Art of Rome
via delle Belle Arti131 - Roma

RUNNING EXHIBITION from March 11th to May 2nd
"Through the collection II, painting sculpture - sculpture painting"

Running Exhibition from June 26th to January 17th 2010
"Palma Bucarelli. Museum as avant-garde"

Running Exhibition from March 5th to May 24th 2009
"Cy Twombly"

Running Exhibition from December 4th to January 25th 2009
"Piero Guccione"

Running Exhibition from November 20th to January 11th 2009
"De Chirico e il Museo"

Running Exhibition from June 11th to September 28th 2008
"Mario Schifano"

Running Exhibition till January 6th 2008
"Emilio Vedova. 1919 - 2006"

A major chronological retrospective dedicated to the highly original Venetian artist, Emilio Vedova. The exhibition opens with the drawings that mark Vedova's beginnings - back in the 1930s - and continues with his first forays into the world of painting, inspired by the works of Tintoretto, Rembrandt, and baroque and expressionist artists. The later creations (dating from the 1950s) were born out of a more mature artistry; this is when the geometric element of his work came to light. The "Plurimi" series, that expressed a consciousness of the drama of daily existence, are also very famous, as are the colourful works dating from the 80s, the "Dischi" and "Bozzetti". Emilio Vedova: works of art that speak of the love for art.

Running Exhibition till September 16th 2007
"Symbolism. From Moreau to Gauguin to Klimt"
ROMA

Running Exhibition till September 16th 2007
"Goffredo Parise and the artists"

Running Exhibition till May 13th 2007
"Arturo Martini"
ROMA

"You can think through clay. It's a fact of love throughout our world". So said Arturo Martini, a revolutionary artist who lived between the 18th and 19th centuries and was an avid consumer of art and culture. This great innovator reinvented the canons of plastic construction and gleaned his inspiration from classic art to then develop a very personal form of expression. This show at Rome's museum of modern art (the GNAM) brings together a refined selection of about a hundred of his masterpieces.


 

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