Murals are transforming the Metro C construction site in Piazza Venezia into an open-air art gallery. Six Italian artists will exhibit new works on the construction site's silos, combining urban regeneration and culture to reimagine Rome's future.

The Prize was awarded to the Italian-Senegalese artist Binta Diaw, for the work Terrestre.

Ten artists reinterpret the Capitoline Wolf in an art trail along the Aurelian Walls. The public can vote for the 2025/2026 Contemporary Wolf, a symbol of creative and contemporary Rome.

At the Accademia Nazionale di San Luca, ten artists and poets awarded the Strega Prize explore traumatic events in Rome, from the assassination of Julius Caesar to the murder of Pasolini. The exhibition, inaugurated after the donation of the works, is curated with Andrea Cortellessa.

The third edition of the Le Ferite project, following Rome and Milan, features ten artists reinterpreting Turin's historical traumas, from the Superga tragedy to the collapse of the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, transforming memory and pain into contemporary art.

IMAGINA 2025 - 1 Degree of Separation, curated by Chiara Lorenzetti, brings eight young artists under 30 to reinhabit the Orsini Castle in Soriano nel Cimino, transforming historic spaces, including the third floor reopened after 40 years, into a place of creativity and imagination.

Enzo Cucchi arrives in Tirana with an exhibition at the Center for Openness and Dialogue, promoted by the Italian Cultural Institute. A journey through the Mediterranean suns and the Marche region, featuring masterpieces and drawings that reveal his profound connection to the land.

Murals are transforming the Metro C construction site in Piazza Venezia into an open-air art gallery. Six Italian artists will exhibit new works on the construction site's silos, combining urban regeneration and culture to reimagine Rome's future.

Antonio Marras transforms Forte Malatesta into an immersive journey that unites past and present. The exhibition "Seeing is Believing" explores the site's memories, linking them to the figure of Cecco d'Ascoli and his contradictions, with works that reflect on matter.

Milan's Wounds explores 10 of the city's historical traumas, addressed through the works of ten contemporary artists. Each artist interprets a symbolic event that has marked Milan's history, creating a work on paper to heal collective wounds and imagine a different future.

The Italian Cultural Institute in Tirana presents aDigital Perspective, an exhibition exploring the relationship between art and digital culture. Ten Italian and Balkan artists analyze the contradictions of the digital world using traditional techniques.

Murals are transforming the Metro C construction site in Piazza Venezia into an open-air art gallery. Six Italian artists will exhibit new works on the construction site's silos, combining urban regeneration and culture to reimagine Rome's future.

CONNECT-IT showcases Italian engineering excellence through photography, video, music, and writing. Five thematic capsules explore the dialogue between infrastructure and landscape, city and history. An immersive experience that intertwines technology, memory, and innovation.

In My End Is My Beginning by Lulù Nuti is born from the dialogue between art and science with the European Gravitational Observatory. The sculpture explores time, matter, and the universe through ancient symbols and the physics of gravitational waves, reflecting on the infinite cosmic cycle.

Fifty years after Christo, The 10 Gates of the Future transforms the Aurelian Walls into an open-air art gallery. Ten artists and ten architects create twenty banners, revealing a contemporary Rome and inviting new generations to imagine the future.

Fifty years after Contemporanea, Spazio Taverna presents "Contemporary Energies" in the garage of Gazometro 3 on Eni Road. The group exhibition explores the relationship between humanity, nature, and technology, questioning human supremacy in the Anthropocene era.

Camilla Alberti won the third edition of the CONAI Circular Art Award with her work "Unbinding Creatures. Organismo 30," a sculpture that explores the relationship between industrial waste and memory. Ten artists under 35 reinterpreted sustainability through art.

Spazio Taverna presents WET FRUIT, an immersive work by TOILETPAPER (Maurizio Cattelan & Pierpaolo Ferrari) at the Accademia Nazionale di San Luca. The work reinterprets the permanent collection in a contemporary context, transforming the Landscape Room into a stormy marine environment.

Cecco d'Ascoli, a nonconformist philosopher condemned to the stake, presents a project by Enzo Cucchi, on the occasion of Ascoli Contemporaneo XXI. The artist, who also interprets the genius loci of Forte Malatesta, presents sculptures and paintings that engage with history and architecture.

Exploring the connection between contemporary art, history, and the local area. With seven sections and the EXTRA Biennale program, artists interact with the community and local heritage, transforming the city through art.

For AXA's annual event for insurance brokers, Spazio Taverna invited the Numero Cromatico collective to create an artistic intervention on the themes of risk and artificial intelligence, stimulating innovation and creativity among participants.

During the Festival dei Due Mondi in Spoleto, the site-specific intervention Dreamhouse explores the site's historical role as a residence. Visitors are immersed in a sound installation presenting dreamlike narratives collected through interviews conducted by artist Alice Paltrinieri.

The exhibition is born from the interaction between art and science, featuring eight artists collaborating with Italian research centers. The works explore the human desire to experiment and innovate, promoting Italy as a dynamic and cutting-edge nation.

The Wounds of Rome explores 10 of the city's historical traumas, addressed through the works of ten contemporary artists. Each artist interprets a symbolic event that has marked Rome's history, creating a work on paper to heal collective wounds and imagine a different future.

Il Premio CONAI invita artisti a reinterpretare la sostenibilità ambientale con opere che affrontano le sfide ecologiche. I materiali utilizzati, da scarti industriali a elementi naturali, offrono soluzioni creative legate all’economia circolare e al futuro sostenibile.

After Arte Circolare (2022), CONAI expands its storytelling with contemporary art. Two selected artists will visit factories to create sketches using waste materials. CONAI will choose seven of them to enrich its circular economy collection.

Numero Cromatico's works, in dialogue with the archaeological site of Crypta Balbi, explore the connection between contemporary art and ancient craftsmanship. The use of textiles and tapestries reactivates the site's history, merging past and present, archaeology and new technologies.

The Art Crossing project creates a dialogue between art and archaeology, with six artists rewriting and reinterpreting the historical material of the Appian Way Park. The works, the result of a collaboration with archaeologists, offer new readings of the past.

"Invitation to the Palace. Patronage" celebrates the reopening of Palazzo Orsini-Colonna in Tagliacozzo, reflecting on the relationship between art, patronage, and conservation. The exhibition fosters a dialogue between past and present, generating new readings of art history.

The CONAI Prize invites artists to reinterpret environmental sustainability with works that address ecological challenges. The materials used, from industrial waste to natural elements, offer creative solutions related to the circular economy and a sustainable future.

"We Love Art" is an innovative project by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the CDP Foundation, promoting collaboration between art and business. Eight young Italian artists, supported by major corporations, have created works exhibited in various countries and entered the Foundation's permanent collection.

With the evolution of artificial intelligence, developing skills that go beyond the accumulation of knowledge is increasingly crucial. Creativity, the ability to connect ideas, and the ability to ask the right questions are key human strengths for the future. Spazio Taverna's School of Vision trains the leaders of tomorrow.

The Art Thinking for Business program uses contemporary art to spark new visions and innovation in companies. Through three tracks—Innovation, Identity, and Team Transformation—it helps leaders and teams explore creative and transformative strategies.

Alice Paltrinieri is the protagonist of the second edition of the VIRGO residency at the European Gravitational Wave Observatory. The project combines art and science to generate new narratives and shared cultural models.

The Certificate Program in Art Management, in collaboration with EIIS, is an innovative educational path for those who wish to navigate and lead the dynamic world of contemporary art. It comprises 15 modules that combine online learning and on-site experiences for a flexible and immersive approach.

A forward-looking report that analyzes the contemporary art landscape to identify emerging trends and future scenarios. By exploring how art reflects current challenges, the project highlights the transformative role of artists in fostering innovative thinking.

An interview series on Artribune that gathers the perspectives of global leaders driving social, scientific, economic, and cultural change. Focusing on companies and organizations with strong ties to contemporary art, exploring complexity and sustainability.

Seven questions explore the visions of the future from some of the most innovative voices of our time. In search of ancient antidotes to interpret modern complexity.