As part of my continuing work with Kunstpedia, a non profit organisation whose mission is to encourage greater public engagement with the arts, I will be visiting a number of exhibitions across Rome over the coming weeks.
Kunstpedia has a number of correspondents across major European cities and in New York and spotlights the historical arts (basically pre-1960s).
I have been covering exhibitions in Rome in recent months and I have generally sought out exhibitions which are a little off from the Italian mainstream, including visiting exhibits from Russia and a recent exhibition focusing on Orientalism.
Upcoming exhibits will be a little more standard fare by Italian standards, but Rome's exhibition scene is constantly evolving, so hopefully there will be some interesting intercultural exhibitions on the horizon in 2012.
I'll be posting soon, but in the meantime you can visit kunstpedia by way of my column page here.
Kunstpedia has a number of correspondents across major European cities and in New York and spotlights the historical arts (basically pre-1960s).
I have been covering exhibitions in Rome in recent months and I have generally sought out exhibitions which are a little off from the Italian mainstream, including visiting exhibits from Russia and a recent exhibition focusing on Orientalism.
Upcoming exhibits will be a little more standard fare by Italian standards, but Rome's exhibition scene is constantly evolving, so hopefully there will be some interesting intercultural exhibitions on the horizon in 2012.
I'll be posting soon, but in the meantime you can visit kunstpedia by way of my column page here.
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