Future Appointments
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No Filter – Call for Artists
Exhibition period: October–November 2026 In the heart of Rome’s historic centre, inside the prestigious Galleria della Biblioteca Angelica, No Filter reflects on the need to rediscover an authentic gaze in an age dominated by digital mediation, constructed imagery and constant visual overload. The exhibition’s title recalls an expression now firmly embedded in contemporary language, used to describe what appears “unfiltered”. But what does it truly mean to present ourselves without filters at a time when every image, every narrative and even every identity seems to be the result of continuous editing? Through different artistic languages, the exhibition explores this question and invites audiences to engage with works that challenge the…
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Stillness – Contemporary Art Exhibition in Rome
Information 24-31 January 2026, at the Gallery of Biblioteca Angelica – Piazza di Sant’Agostino, Rome Opening Saturday 24 January 2026 Organisation and Ideation:Monica Ferrarini Opening hours: Monday – Friday 10:30-12,30; 3:30pm-6:30pm. Saturday 3:30pm-6:30pm. Sunday closed Set up on Friday the 23 of January, dismantling on Monday the 2 of February. THE LOCATION “The Biblioteca Angelica is located in Rome, in Piazza Sant’Agostino, near Piazza Navona. Opened in 1604, it’s considered at a European level, together with the Biblioteca Ambrosiana of Milan and the Biblioteca Bodleiana of Oxford, as one of the first and clearest examples of public library, an institution created with the clear intent of providing access to books…
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Fragments of the Future – Call for Artists
“Fragments of the Future” La Pigna Gallery – Palazzo Maffei Marescotti– via della Pigna 13 – Rome from 23 to 30 of October 2025 During Rome Art Week 2025 THE LOCATION The Gallery La Pigna, artistic and cultural center, is located in the Palazzo Maffei Marescotti, venue of the Vicary, close to the Pantheon. The prestigious Gallery was born because of the will of Pope Paolo VI, who in 1966 decided for it to be the venue of the UCAI (Unione Artisti Cattolici), association which was born by his will in 1945, so that the artists could testify through their art the post-bellum Italian rebirth. The Palazzo Maffei Marescotti was…