Once again, MAXXI is participating in Italian Contemporary Art Day, the major event promoted by AMACI to showcase the vitality of Italian contemporary art.
On the occasion of #GDC20, the museum offers free entry and guided tours of gallery 1, which houses the exhibition Passeggiate Romane, the great voyage through art and the city with set designs by Maestro Dante Ferretti. As part of the accessibility project MAXXIperTUTTI, financed by the European Union—Next Generation EU, the museum also offers workshops in Italian Sign Language for sign language children.
programme:
at 12 plus 4 pm
Passeggiate Romane – free guided tours in Italian
A selection of works and artefacts, rarely visible to the public, from the deposits of three of Rome’s most important museum institutions: Galleria Borghese, Galleria Nazionale and Musei Capitolini.
duration: 1 hour
booking soon available
rendezvous at the Museum infopoint 10 minutes before the start of the visit
3 pm
Tana per tutti – workshop in Italian Sign Language for sign language children aged 6 to 10
Let’s discover the Ambienti 1956-2010 exhibition through play becoming animals: cats, rabbits and owls help us focus on the bodily perception of space and the works through sight and touch. The works become our ‘dens’.
duration: 2 hours
booking required by writing to publicengagement@fondazionemaxxi.it
rendezvous at 2.45 pm at the Museum infopoint
The Italian Contemporary Art Day involves museums, foundations, public and private institutions, galleries, studios and artists’ spaces throughout Italy to recount the vitality of contemporary art in our country. The guiding image for this 20th edition is the work Woman in a Cage (1975/2024) by Tomaso Binga (pseudonym of Bianca Pucciarelli Menna, Salerno, 1931).
Once again, MAXXI is participating in Italian Contemporary Art Day, the major event promoted by AMACI to showcase the vitality of Italian contemporary art.
On the occasion of #GDC20, the museum offers free entry and guided tours of gallery 1, which houses the exhibition Passeggiate Romane, the great voyage through art and the city with set designs by Maestro Dante Ferretti. As part of the accessibility project MAXXIperTUTTI, financed by the European Union—Next Generation EU, the museum also offers workshops in Italian Sign Language for sign language children.
programme:
at 12 plus 4 pm
Passeggiate Romane – free guided tours in Italian
A selection of works and artefacts, rarely visible to the public, from the deposits of three of Rome’s most important museum institutions: Galleria Borghese, Galleria Nazionale and Musei Capitolini.
duration: 1 hour
booking soon available
rendezvous at the Museum infopoint 10 minutes before the start of the visit
3 pm
Tana per tutti – workshop in Italian Sign Language for sign language children aged 6 to 10
Let’s discover the Ambienti 1956-2010 exhibition through play becoming animals: cats, rabbits and owls help us focus on the bodily perception of space and the works through sight and touch. The works become our ‘dens’.
duration: 2 hours
booking required by writing to publicengagement@fondazionemaxxi.it
rendezvous at 2.45 pm at the Museum infopoint
The Italian Contemporary Art Day involves museums, foundations, public and private institutions, galleries, studios and artists’ spaces throughout Italy to recount the vitality of contemporary art in our country. The guiding image for this 20th edition is the work Woman in a Cage (1975/2024) by Tomaso Binga (pseudonym of Bianca Pucciarelli Menna, Salerno, 1931).