Rome in the World
edited by Ricky Burdett e Izabela Anna Moren
texts by Lorenza Baroncelli, Maria Emanuela Bruni, Ricky Burdett, Keti Lelo, Izabela Anna Moren,
Jack Self, Francesco Stocchi, Paola Viganò
double edition (Italian/English)
Corraini edizioni
24×17 cm
174 pages
€ 25
ISBN 9791254931813
How does Rome compare to other cities around the world? Is it bigger or smaller, more cohesive or more fragmented than Paris, London, or Istanbul? Is it cleaner or more congested? Is it more liveable and accessible than New York, Berlin, or Beijing? What place does it hold in the global imagination? What is Rome’s DNA?
Published on the occasion of the exhibition Rome in the World, the volume esamine the city from a global perspective, considering its built reality, its cultural resonance, and its spatial, social, and environmental DNA. It narrates both the lived and the lesserknown dimensions of the city through the visual representation of the data that define it, and offers a journey into its unique scenarios through the photographic commission entrusted by MAXXI to Marina Caneve.
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