At Matèria, Rome, the artist’s beeswax sculpture of a key figure in Buddhism reflects a significant moment in Mongolian history
How spontaneous, informal networks are transforming the art scene of the eternal city
Building on the feminist themes of Deborah Levy's 'Real Estate', the artist’s solo exhibition at Istituto Svizzero celebrates women relegated to the side-lines of history
How archival footage at MAXXI, Rome, brings to life Ponti’s wit, intellect and erudition
At Museo di Roma, an exhibition of sculptures by Antonio Canova celebrates the sumptuous style as one of the ‘birth-pangs of modernity’
Achille, brother of Fabio Mauri, traces the cultural scenes of post-war Rome and Milan
The Italian artist, who currently has a solo show at MAXXI in Rome, discusses her influences, her frustrations and her love of mozzarella
The work of Martin Creed, Giorgio Griffa and Tatsuo Miyajima all, in their own way, attempt to make sense of a chaotic world
As Italy fights over its ancient past, an exhibition about the lesser-known Severan dynasty carries powerful messages for our present moment
An exhibition at MAXXI, Rome, presents a vision of our maturing digital consciousness by drawing a connection between surrealism and AI
A 20-artist group show at MAXXI Gallery, Rome, draws lines between surrealism, computer simulation and new forms of algorithmic intelligence
Rome’s Galleria Borghese director Anna Coliva was suspended last month, and faces charges of absenteeism and defrauding the public purse
Various venues, Rome, Italy
MAXXI, Rome, Italy
Rome has long been a draw for international artists and now, increasingly, galleries. Have Italian artists been left at the gates?
Fondazione Memmo, Rome, Italy
T293, Rome, Italy
At ICCD, Rome, Italy, the photographer‘s photographs focus on the marginal, the fragmented and the minimal
Fabio Mauri's Ideology and Nature was re-performed at Venice this year. Here, Barbara Casavecchia examines the artist's enquiry of art and ideology
