Among the most captivating photography exhibitions in Rome, Richard Avedon. Italian Days, on view at the Gagosian Gallery until May 17, is a must-see.

Until July 13, the Scuderie del Quirinale host the exhibition “Global Baroque: The World in Rome in the Age of Bernini in the Age of Bernini”.

Until July 20, the Museo Storico della Fanteria in Rome hosts the photo exhibition Frida Kahlo: through the lens of Nickolas Muray, featuring over 60 images shown in the Capital for the first time.

The “Caravaggio 2025” exhibition will be at the Galleria Nazionala di Arte Antica in Palazzo Barberini until July 6.

Palazzo Cipolla in Rome celebrates the genius of Picasso with an extraordinary exhibition. An unmissable opportunity to discover his extraordinary contribution to the history of art.

Until September 14, 2025, the Chiostro del Bramante hosts “Flowers. From the Renaissance to Artificial Intelligence,” a sensory exhibition dedicated to nature.

The exhibition Tony Cragg. Endless forms most beautiful will be at the Baths of Diocletian until May 4, 2025.

Until June 2, 2025, Palazzo Bonaparte will host the exhibition Munch. The inner scream.
Over 100 works by one of the most beloved—and at the same time, one of the most complex—artists.

Until March 30, 2025, Palazzo delle Esposizioni in Rome hosts the exhibition In Praise of diversity. A unique journey to discover the richness of biodiversity in Italy.

Until March 23, Gallery 5 at MAXXI hosts the exhibition Memorabilia. Ipermoda, an in-depth exploration of contemporary fashion from 2015 to today.