PALAZZO DELLE ESPOSIZIONI

via Nazionale 195 - Roma

Running Exhibition from February 6th to May 2th 2010
"Il nostro Mondo. National geographic"

Running Exhibition from October 23rd to February 14th 2010
"Alexander Calder"

Running Exhibition from October 27th to February 14th 2010
"Stars and Particles"

Running Exhibition from September 24th to October 25th 2009
"Drawning of the World"

Running Exhibition from May 21st to September 13th 2009
"Between Eternity and History. Bulgari. 125 years of italian jewels"

Running Exhibition from June 23rd to September 13th 2009
"Deredia. La Ruta de la Paz"

Running Exhibition from May 29th to August 2nd 2009
"Fotografia Rome's International Festival"

Running Exhibition from February 3rd to May 10th 2009
"Charles Darwin 1809 - 2009"

Running Exhibition from February 7th to March 29th 2009
"National Geographic. Madre Terra"

Running Exhibition from October 21st to March 8th 2009
"Etruscans. The ancient metropolys of Lazio"

Running Exhibition from October 21st to January 6th 2009
"Bill Viola"

Running Exhibition from June 14th to September 16 2008
"15° Quadriennale"

Running Exhibition from February 19th to May 18th 2008
"The Myth of Speed. Art, Engines and Society in 20th Century in Italy"

Eugenio Martora and Patrizia Pietrogrande curate this exhibition that explores the concept of 'speed' in the 20th century. Design, cinema, art, cars and fashion are explored through the cars, motorbikes, airplanes, photos and videos of various periods. These items look at the salient and relevant moments of Italian history, such as the birth of the big Italian car companies or the economic post-war boom.

Running Exhibition from February 19th to May 18th 2008
"Contemporary China. Art between Identity and Transformations"

China is examined by its contemporary artists: Chen Chieh-Jen, Liu Xiaodong, Sun Yuan e Peng Yu, Wang Du, Wang Qingsong, Weng Fen and Yang Fudong. Each has his/her own style but all denounce the sort of modern society that alienates the individual. Located somewhere between communism and capitalism, China is changing to the core of its genetic code at vertiginous speed. This is having an impact on the country's citizens. The Chinese today live in a context of chaos, mass consumption, nihilism and hyper-realism and these works examine the modern lives of these people in an intimate and psychological dimension. A series of film screenings entitled "New Chinese Cinema 1992-2007" curated by Marco Muller and readings with contemporary Chinese authors in "The new Chinese Literature" curated by Maria Rita Masci will take place alongside the exhibition.