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Where to Find the Best Contemporary Art in Rome Right Now

From FOROF to Fondazione D'ARC, Rome’s contemporary art scene can be found in palazzi, breweries, slaughterhouses, foundations and ruins.

By Elisa Carollo

Artissima’s 32nd Edition Grounded Global Contemporary Art in Regional Identity

Although a distinctly Italian sensibility runs through the fair’s context, fair director Luigi Fassi pointed out that the majority of participating galleries were not Italian.

By Sarah Moroz

‘Luigi Ghirri: Kodachrome’ at Matthew Marks Gallery

Born in 1942, Luigi Ghirri lived for most of his life in northern Italy, worked as a land surveyor, and

By Andrew Russeth

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