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Collezione MAXXI. Lo Spazio dell’Immagine
A renewal at the heart of the museum with a new set- up of the permanent Collection
on the spiritual matter of art
An exhibition dedicated to those artistic paths that seek another dimension, of absolute, between universal, material and immaterial, immanent and transcendent.
Gio Ponti. Loving architecture
40 years on from his death, MAXXI is dedicating a major retrospective to him that studies and presents his versatility, starting out with an account of his architecture.
Shirin Neshat. Matera 2019
The Basilicata Museum Complex and MAXXI, in collaboration with the 2019 Matera-Basilicata Foundation, present two new video works by the Iranian artist Shirin Neshat.
At Home. Projects for contemporary housing
A review that ranges from the low-cost housing projects of the post-war years to new experimental and sustainable ways of inhabiting the planet
Maria Lai. Tenendo per mano il sole
A necessary tribute to a great artist who created a language in relational art made of sensitivity, local tradition and global codes.
Alberto Garutti. Ai nati oggi
A public art project set in Rome’s Piazza del Popolo to celebrate the universal event of birth, moving a sudden and sincere emotion.
Altan. Pimpa, Cipputi and other thinkers
Altan’s entire world told through original drawings, posters, illustrations, paintings, sketches, tables, books and videos.
Performing the Archives. Elisabetta Catalano Photographing the performance
Three meetings to retrace the activity of one of the greatest photographers of our time.
Books at Maxxi. Il Novecento II. Vol. by Vittorio Sgarbi
From Lucio Fontana to Piero Guccione. Sgarbi pursues beauty among extraordinary discoveries and venerated masters.
Elisabetta Catalano. Between photography and performance
A new focus presentation of the MAXXI archives this time featuring a great photographer
Enzo Cucchi
«Painting recognises no customs. Children do not know gender. Art hates painters».
Valerio Berruti. La giostra di Nina
A cinematographic animation project that starts on paper to transform into a collective and participatory art performance.
Videogallery. DOC HOME
An international review examining and investigating, through diverse idioms, the myriad faces of contemporary living.
Upcoming
Tessere lo spazio delle relazioni
Un percorso guidato gratuito ad alcune gallerie del Museo a cura degli ospiti dell’Istituto di riabilitazione Leonarda Vaccari.
Bartolomeo Pietromarchi racconta della materia spirituale dell’arte
Un straordinario viaggio nel progetto che indaga il tema dello spirituale attraverso lo sguardo dell’arte contemporanea e, al contempo, della storia arcaica di Roma.
Non avere paura di cadere by Mauro Magatti
Fifty years after the "spring in which the streets and squares of our country resounded with freedom", that concept, cultivated by the baby boomer generation, is at risk of collapse.
L’ora d’arte by Tomaso Montanari
From the Etruscan walls to street art, Montanari gives voice to contemporary paintings, sculptures and graffiti.
Unknown Places
Una raccolta fotografica che racconta il mondo con gli occhi di chi ha ancora voglia di scoprirlo.
Art collections
The collections of the MAXXI art present themselves as a strong nucleus that witnesses the national and international artistic production
Architecture collections
The MAXXI Architettura collections comprise all those artefacts and documents that, in various ways, represent the material and conceptual complexity of architecture.
Architecture Archives Centre
The Centro Archivi curates and manages the MAXXI's architecture collections and provides the possibility, inside the Sala Studio, to directly consult the documents and database of its twentieth and twenty-first century collections.
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Iacchetti, Giulio
Giulio Iacchetti is a designer and university lecturer. In 2001, together with Matteo Ragni, he won the Compasso d’Oro for the multipurpose, biodegradable fork Moscardino, which that year was also added to the permanent design exhibition at MoMA in New York. He is currently working on art direction for important manufacturers and continues to devote himself to research and the promotion of independent designers.
www.giulioiacchetti.com