Palazzo delle Esposizioni, via Nazionale, 194. Info 06489411
Until 6 Jan: Mark Rothko
The exhibition includes about 70 works of art, divided according to the phases of the artist's poetic development: it includes small plaster paintings, the so-called "Multiforms" canvases (filled with stains of colour), the large canvases (among which "Mural" stands out), the square shapes of the "Blackform" paintings and the late "black and gray" works. Rothko was Russian by birth but American by adoption and maintained himself through teaching until the critics and art world took notice of him. This retrospective celebrates Rothko's ability to draw out emotional strength through the universal language of colour. The curator of the show is Oliver Wick. A cura di Oliver Wick. Sun, tue, wed h10-20; thu, fri, sat h10-22. €12, reduced €10
Palazzo delle Esposizioni, via Nazionale, 194. Info 06489411
Until 6 Jan: Stanley Kubrick
An exhibition dedicated to cinematic great Stanley Kubrick, director of such movie classics as "2001. A space odyssey", "The Shining", "Clockwork Orange", "Killer's Kiss", "Lolita", and his last film, "Eyes Wide Shut"... Visitors are offered the chance to see behind the scenes and behind Kubrick's camera, to explore the way he worked, his passion for design and the arts in general, and all the things that influenced his work and generated ideas. "Kubrick in black and white", films with war themes, historical films and psychological thrillers: these are the four sections of an exhibition that incorporates models, costumes and soundtracks. Curated by Hans-Peter Reichmann.
Fondazione Memmo - Palazzo Ruspoli, via del Corso, 418. Info 066874704
Until 27 Jan: Da Cranach a Monet (From Cranach to Monet)
The paintings in this show have been made available by the Pérez Simòn Collection in Mexico City. The collection is known for its internationalism and features works that date from the 14th to the 20th centuries and includes Italian artists (such as Canaletto and Tiepolo), German artists, Flemish artists (such as Rubens) and French artists. The exhibition contains over 50 paintings that cover Victorian painting, Impressionism and Realism and show off the brilliant talent of the likes of Camille Pissarro, Claude Monet, Paul Gauguin and Vincent van Gogh...
Scuderie del Quirinale, via XXIV Maggio, 16. Info 0639967500
Until 27 Jan: Pop Art! 1956 - 1968
Walter Guadagnini is the curator of the biggest exhibition to date dedicated to Pop Art, a cultural and artistic movement that represented the West through unforgettable images such as the Marilyn silk-screens by Andy Warhol and the Coca Cola logo. The show is divided into four sections: the first is dedicated to the object as merchandise, its essence rendered and summarised in the logo; the second section focuses on the stars and personalities of the time, such as astronauts Joe Tilson and Derek Boshier; the third section is dedicated to communication channels and forms of expression of popular culture such as the cartoon; the fourth is about sex and the body as an erotic entity. Pop art is art that collides – inevitably – with mass media; it offers a document of society and of the spirit that pervaded the era.
Galleria Borghese, piazzale del Museo Borghese, 5. Info 06328101
Until 3 Feb: 10 Grandi Mostre: Canova e la Venere Vincitrice (10 major exhibitions: Canova and the winning Venus)
The second act in the "10 Great Exhibitions" series celebrates Antonio Canova 250 years after the date of his birth. Nicknamed the new Phidias, Canova represents the apotheosis of Italian neoclassicism, an artistic period in which mythological subjects, political personalities and metaphysical themes were explored. The Galleria Borghese will serve as the venue in which to admire over 50 paintings, drawings and clay models. 16 major marble sculptures are also on display and include some spectacular pieces, such as the "Three Graces", the "Sleeping Nymph", "Amor and Psyche", the “Naiad” and the complete series of “Amorini”. Curators: Anna Coliva and Fernando Mazzocca.
Complesso del Vittoriano, via San Pietro in Carcere. Info 066780664
Until 3 Feb: Paul Gauguin. Artista di mito e sogno (Paul Gauguin. Artist of myths and dreams)
Paul Gauguin was a symbolist deeply struck by the work of Cézanne and Pissarro and was obsessed by the idea of pure and untamed painting and by a quest to merge both art and life. Paul Gauguin was rejected by France and considered subversive, he spoke using colour, clear contours and rarefied atmospheres. He allowed his primitive and mythical characters to inhabit a literary Eden, possibly in a quest to locate the Peru of his infancy... Paul Gauguin will sate our hunger for beauty. Venue: the Vittoriano museum.
Colosseo, piazza del Colosseo (ingresso sul lato di Colle Oppio, fornice XXX). Info 0639967700
Until 17 Feb: In scaena. Il teatro di Roma antica (In scaena. The theatre of ancient Rome)
This fascinating archaeological exhibition tells the story of an essential component of Roman culture: the theatre. The exhibition opens with about 70 works that explore the complex origins of theatre: its Greek and Italic roots, the Etruscan contribution to its evolution, the performances that evolved out of Magna Grecia. Another section is centred on the structure of theatres and on set design, both aspects that, with time, evolved their own style. The last part of the exhibition is extremely effective and composed of an overview of the protagonists of the theatrical experience: the actors – their miming techniques and dramatic abilities – and the public, passionate about this form of art made up of music, dance, singing and acting... Until 15 Feb h8,30-16,30; 16 and 17 Feb h8,30-17. €11, reduced €6,50
Quirinale, Piazza del Quirinale, 1
Until 2 Mar: Nostoi. Capolavori ritrovati
The word "Nostos" in Greek signifies return. War heroes and art works are on show in the Gallery of Pope Alessandro VII. Stolen and removed from their original setting by unscrupulous merchants and then sold to museums around the world, these works have returned to Italy thanks to the collaborative efforts of the Carabinieri, the Judiciary and the Ministry for the Arts. Louis Godard is the curator of this show that contains pieces like Vibia Sabina, the Calyx Crater by Assteas, Antefix with Silene and dancing Menades made out of terracotta. Tue-sat h10-13; h15,30-18,30
MACRO - Sale Macro. Via Reggio Emilia, 54. Info 06671070400
Until 6 Jan: Giuseppe Gallo
A show dedicated to one of the major exponents of the "Nuova Scuola Romana", Giuseppe Callo is originally from the Cosentino region but is now living and working in the capital. Paintings and sculptures from this artist's beginnings to the present day, as well as works specially created by the artist for the MACRO venue, are on display. Do not miss out on this opportunity to admire the works of an artist who was considered one of the major protagonists of the return to figure-painting in the 1970s.
GNAM Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna, viale delle Belle Arti, 131. Info 0632298221
Until 6 Jan: Emilio Vedova. 1919 - 2006
A major chronological retrospective dedicated to the highly original Venetian artist, Emilio Vedova. The exhibition opens with the drawings that mark Vedova's beginnings - back in the 1930s - and continues with his first forays into the world of painting, inspired by the works of Tintoretto, Rembrandt, and baroque and expressionist artists. The later creations (dating from the 1950s) were born out of a more mature artistry; this is when the geometric element of his work came to light. The "Plurimi" series, that expressed a consciousness of the drama of daily existence, are also very famous, as are the colourful works dating from the 80s, the "Dischi" and "Bozzetti". Emilio Vedova: works of art that speak of the love for art. Tue-sun h8,30-19,30
Complesso del Vittoriano (Sala Zanardelli, ingresso Ara Coeli). Via San Pietro in Carcere
Until 6 Jan: L'Italia di Garibaldi
Giuseppe Talamo is the curator of this exhibition that celebrates the 200-year anniversary of Garibaldi’s birth. A series of highly varied materials - oils, daguerreotypes, drawings, etchings, original prints, period documents - tell the story of this very important figure. Garibaldi the man and Garibaldi the hero, his way of thinking, the world in which he operated, the world he aspired to and for which he fought: all this awaits us at the Vittoriano in an exhibition devised under the High Patronage of the President of the Italian Republic. Mon-thu h9,30-19,30; fri and sat h9,30-23,30; sun h9,30-20,30. €10, reduced €7,50
Casino dei Principi di Villa Torlonia, via Nomentana, 70. Info 0682059127
Until 6 Jan: Scipione 1904 - 1933
His 29 years were intensely lived and filled with art: Gino Bonichi was born in Macerata but chose to live and work in Rome, a choice that was sealed by his decision to be known as Scipione. Refined painter, fascinated by Goya, he left a profound mark in modern figurative art. His works speak of Rome, the church, decadence and of allegorical figures such as Cain or the blond mermaid. Paintings, drawings and films tell the life story of a dynamic and fantastical artist. h9-16,30. €9, reduced €5,50
Mercati di Traiano, via IV Novembre, 94. Info 0669780532
Until 13 Jan: Kan Yasuda. Toccare il tempo (Kan Yasuda. Touching time)
The talent of Kan Yasuda has created installations and sculptures using marble, granite and bronze that demand to be touched, to be felt with one’s hands, to be leant on… The Japanese artist has chosen one of the capital’s historic sites as the venue for his one-man minimalist show that takes us by the hand and leads us softly to a land of contemplation... h9-19,30. €6,50, reduced €4,50
Museo Carlo Bilotti - Aranciera di Villa Borghese, viale F. La Guardia, 13. Info 0682059127
Until 13 Jan: Movie Stars. Ritratti di Timothy Greenfield-Sanders (Movie Stars. Portraits by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders)
Greenfield-Sanders' shots are incursions into the soul and psychology of his subjects. This master of photography penetrates into the souls of the people he photographs thanks to his innate capacity for close contact with people, his ability to reach their core. Celebrities, actors and directors have chosen to be immortalised in two-dimensional form by this photographic genius. Orson Welles, Alfred Hitchcock, Spike Lee, Woody Allen, Darren Aronofsky, Wes Anderson, John Malkovich, Jodie Foster, Glenn Close and Tom Hanks are just some of those who are featured in this exhibition in the Bilotti museum. It would be unfair to define them simply as photos; these are works of art... Tue-sun h9-19. €6, reduced €4
Palazzo Venezia - Sala delle Battaglie. Via del Plebiscito, 118
Until 13 Jan: Francesco Cozza 1605-1682. Un calabrese a Roma tra classicismo e barocco (Francesco Cozza 1605-1682. A Calabrian artist in Rome - between classicism and baroque)
Francesco Cozza was born in Calabria but trained and worked in Rome and Naples. He left an important mark on 17th century painting. A follower of Domenichino, he was a member of the Accademia di San Luca and the Congregazione dei Virtuosi del Pantheon in Rome, and executed the frescoes in the Collegio Innocenziano in Palazzo Pamphili in Piazza Navona. The show features 22 works by Cozza, among which the "Madonna del Riscatto", "Ritrovamento di Mosè" and "Madonna col Bambino tra i Santi Gioacchino e Anna". Tue-sun h10-19. €7, reduced €4,50 www
Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica di Palazzo Barberini, via delle Quattro Fontane, 13. Info 064824184
Until 20 Jan: Alla scoperta di Bernini pittore (Discovering Bernini the painter)
21 paintings, ten drawings, one marble sculpture, a bust of Costanza Bonarelli from the Museo del Bargello, a massive cartoon and some canvases by Bernini have gone on show at the Palazzo Barberini. The exhibition is laid out in the following sequence: self-portraits, portraits and sacred paintings. A further thematic subdivision centres on the nature of the artist's pictorial portraiture, or his delicate relationship with his patrons. Palazzo Barberini is once again hosting temporary artistic events and its launch show celebrates the architect who designed the spaces of Palazzo Barberini, bringing to light his pictorial talents.
Centrale Montemartini, via Ostiense, 106. Info 060608
Until 27 Jan: La Bella Addormentata fa il turno di notte (Sleeping Beauty does the night shift)
Pat Carra is an ambassador for women. She talks about women - revealing their dreams, lives and the social changes they have experienced - through the medium of cartoons and with an irony that is softly empathetic and affectionate. The simplicity of ink on paper portrays the many facets of the female universe, the emotions that women are capable of feeling, the reality of their lives. This delicate and forceful exhibition has been divided into seven sections: "C'era una svolta"; "Sogno e son desta"; "Co.lloqui Co.ntatti Co.ntanti"; "Concilio femminile"; "Stanza dei bottoni"; "Diritti e rovesci"; "C'era una volta". Tue-sun h9-19. €4,50, reduced €2,50
Complesso del Vittoriano, viale San Pietro in Carcere. Info 066780664
Until 30 Jan: Oriana Fallaci. Intervista con la storia (Oriana Fallaci. An interview with History)
Manuscripts, books, personal objects, drafts, film segments, never-before seen photos and, above all, audio segments of her voice. Everything you wanted to know about the public and private persona of famous journalist Oriana Fallaci awaits the public in this show at the Vittoriano. This Florentine journalist gained iconic status and left a profound mark in Italian contemporary history. She became renowned for her courageous reporting from Vietnam, Mexico City, South East Asia, the best sellers she penned, her interviews of world famous personalities Khomeini, actor Totò and Giulio Andreotti, and, more recently, her passionate invectives against Islam and fundamentalism. Get to know Fallaci better in “An Interview with History”. Admission free
MACRO Future, piazza O. Giustiniani, 4. Info 06671070400
Until 31 Jan: La città che sale. We try to build the future
The title of this show is inspired by an early 20th century work by Umberto Boccioni, one of the most important exponents of Futurism. Contemplation and thought were turned into something concrete: futurism is where art finds expression. Established artists are included in the exhibition - Pedro Cabrita Reis, Patrick Tuttofuoco, Anish Kapoor, Tobias Rehberger with Olafur Eliasson – but also up-and-coming artists. These artists’ installations and photos show us what they have already seen: the future. Tue-sun h16-24. Admission free
Auditorium Arte, viale P. de Coubertin. Info 0680241281
Until 31 Jan: Depero e il teatro musicale (Depero and musical theatre)
This exhibition is dedicated to a great protagonist of the Italian Avant Garde - Fortunato Depero - one of the brains behind the "Futurist reconstruction of the universe" manifesto aimed at promoting futurism in every aspect of life. Depero specialised in set design and musical performances and worked on the "Ballets Russes" season of the Diaghilev company. Another highlight of this Italian artist's career is his "Balli Plastici" performance in 1918, carried out with marionettes. Sketches of costumes and set designs, marionettes, original scenery, and also some famous paintings are on display. Every day h17-21; sat and sun h11-21. Admission free
MACRO - Sale Panorama. Via Reggio Emilia, 54. Info 06671070400
Until 3 Feb: Avish Khebrehzadeh
Khebrehzadeh was born in Tehran at the end of the 1970s and was trained as a painter at the Academy of Rome. She now lives between Washington and Italy. The MACRO has put on an exhibition in which we can admire many paintings made out of wood and plaster but also two very particular creations: video-animations projected on mega-drawings composed of resin, olive oil, ink and cartoons. The sweet music of the videos amalgamates with the delicateness of the drawings, and effectively recreates the atmosphere of the traditional fairytales Khebrehzadeh was told during her childhood...
Chiostro del Bramante, via della Pace. Info 0668809035
Until 3 Feb: I Macchiaioli. Sentimento del vero (Sentiment of truth)
This is a show of over 100 works dedicated to the Macchiaioli - a group of 19th-century Florentine and Neopolitan painters who reacted against the rule-bound Italian academies of art and looked to nature for instruction. The Macchiaioli felt that patches (Italian: macchia) of colour were the most significant aspect of painting and the only means man had of entering into contact with reality. The Chiostro del Bramante hosts this collection of rarely exhibited works by the fathers of Impressionism... Tue-fri h10-20; sat h10-22; sun h10-21
Museo Nazionale di Castel Sant'Angelo, Lungotevere di Castello, 50. Info mostra 05754027229
Until 3 Feb: Il Cammino del Sacro (The Path of the Sacred)
A month ago the Museo Diocesano was inaugurated in Arezzo and to mark the occasion this itinerary has been presented to the public. The new museum has lent a selection of decorative items made by master jewellers over the ages to adorn Arezzo's monumental churches to the Castel Sant'Angelo museum (the fifth most popular museum in Italy). Curated by Paolo Torriti and Daniela Galoppi, the exhibition aims to highlight the close relationship between artistic beauty and spirituality. www
Castel Sant'Angelo, Lungotevere di Castello, 50. Info 066819111
Until 3 Feb: Eugenio Carmi – Poesia e geometrie (Eugenio Carmi – Poetry and Geometry)
One of the masters of Italian abstraction, Eugenio Carmi was born in Genoa and raised in Milan. Castel Sant'Angelo displays 40 of his works created between 1971 and 2007, the result of long-term research into the merging of light and geometry.
Sala Santa Rita, via Montanara (adiacente piazza Campitelli). Info 0667105568
Until 15 Feb: Nei panni di una bambola. Le Lenci della collezione di Grazia Caiani 1919 - 1940 (In a doll's shoes. The Lenci dolls of the Grazia Caiani collection 1919-1940)
The famous Latin motto "Ludus Est Nobis Constanter Industria" (playing for us is constant work), was chosen as the name of a doll-making company and its acronym - LENCI - used as a name for a unique type of doll. It was photographer Elena Konig Scavini who started making these fabric dolls after having been inspired by the felt puppets of German company Steiff. Ever since the 1920s - when felt was introduced as a material - the LENCI dolls have known tremendous success. This exhibition aims to do justice to their style and uniqueness, allowing the public to admire the many different types of doll created, among which the famous Agnesina. Mon-fri h10-18
Musei Capitolini - Palazzo Caffarelli. Piazza del Campidoglio. Info 0682059127
Until 17 Feb: Lo sguardo della bellezza. Roma, l'Italia e l'Europa nelle fotografie di Herbert List (The gaze of beauty. Rome, Italy and Europe in the photographs of Herbert List)
Hamburg was the birthplace of poet and photographer Herbert List; a fascinating man with a very refined sensitivity; also a man hungry for travel, knowledge and culture. The Capitoline Museums hosts an exhibition of List's photos that reveal Europe, the Mediterranean and Rome through his beautiful concoctions of light, shade and colour. Tue-sun h9-20. Museum + exhibition: €8, reduced €6; only exhibition: €4,50, reduced €2,50
GNAM Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna, viale delle Belle Arti, 131. Info 0632298221
Until 24 Feb: La Raccolta d'arte Esso. 1949-1983 (The Esso Art Collection. 1949-1983)
The Sala Dossier and adjacent rooms of Rome’s Modern Art Museum (GNAM) explore the Esso company’s art and culture collection. From the Second World War to 1962 Esso organised four painting prizes and collected a rich series of art works; it then continued to collect until 1982. The works shown here were chosen as part of the four prizes and commissioned for Esso Magazine, the company’s house magazine from the late 40s to the early 80s, and some drawings are displayed too. The sections are sub-divided into figurative and abstract strands. Tue-sun h8,30-19,30. €9, reduced €7
Palazzo delle Esposizioni, via Nazionale, 194. Info 06489411
Until 2 Mar: Gregory Crewdson
The photos of one of the most famous teachers of the Yale School of Art in New Haven - Gregory Crewdson - are shown in a travelling exhibition touring various major European cities. The photographer's clearly narrative aims incorporate the theatrical use of light, the fairytale and fantastical and the Freudian reading of the contemporary. The alienated society depicted by Crewdson reflects the neuroses and anxieties of the artist, whose realistic take makes him one of the most significant exponents of a technique known as 'staged photography'. The narrative power of the photos is very strong, especially those inspired by films. Some of the photos manage to capture in one shot the whole essence of a film...
MAXXI, via G. Reni, 2. Info 063210181
Until 2 Mar: Ugo Mulas. La scena dell'arte (Ugo Mulas. The scene of art)
One artist, three exhibitions - Rome, Milan (both on at the same time) and Turin. Around 300 photos are on display in the MAXXI and the show follows two semantic threads: one part is artistic documentation and another part shows the development of Mulas' poetic vision. The various sections of the exhibition include "The Venice Biennales", "Portraits" and "Events". Tue-sun h11-19. Admission free
Casa dei Teatri, Villino Corsini - Villa Doria Pamphilj, Largo 3 giugno 1849 Roma - Angolo di via San Pancrazio (ingresso Arco dei Quattro Venti). Info 0645440707
Until 2 Mar: Fermare l'attimo - I 60 anni del Piccolo Teatro di Milano nelle fotografie di Luigi Ciminaghi, Marcello Norberth e Gérard Uféras (Hold the moment – The 60 years of Milan’s Piccolo Teatro as seen in the photos of Luigi Ciminaghi, Marcello Norberth and Gérard Uféras)
Photos, stage design and other props tell the story of the history of Milan's famous Piccolo Teatro. The theatre hosted the biggest pieces by Giorgio Strehler and was under the artistic direction of Luca Ronconi. Luciano Ferroni and Giovanni Soresi have curated this exhibition, which also contains sound segments from Rai’s archive, all to be listened to on headphones. Tue-sun h10-19. Admission free
Archivio Centrale dello Stato, piazzale degli Archivi, 27. Info 0654548568/9
Until 15 Mar: Moretti visto da Moretti (Moretti, as seen by Moretti)
The EUR district, the Foro Italico, the ex-GIL building in Trastevere, the Olympic Village were all designed by underrated architect Luigi Moretti. Thanks to a donation by his heirs the archive now owns many of his materials and projects, which they have put on display for this exhibition. The selection of the photographs, models, drawings and sketches was carried out by Moretti himself for a Spanish exhibition. He had chosen 21 works that he felt were most representative of his professional and artistic career. Tue-fri h15-18; sat h10-13. Admission free
Museo del Corso, via del Corso, 320. Info 066786209
Until 20 Mar 2008: Capolavori dalla Città Proibita. Qian Long e la sua Corte (Masterpieces from the Forbidden City. Qian Long and his court)
This exhibition is dedicated to the splendid period experienced by China in the 18th century under Emperor Qianlong. Qianlong brought prosperity to the empire, which became the second largest and most populated in history under his reign. Qianlong was also an avid art collector and set about filling the incredible Forbidden City's 9,000 halls and rooms with treasures from around the world... On show are paintings, a collection of table clocks, weapons, armour and utensils belonging to the Emperor, ceramics, court garments, Qianlong's 80th birthday table, cloisonné tableware, imperial seals, jewellery and objects used for worship. Tue-sun h10-19
Museo di Roma in Trastevere, piazza S. Egidio, 1b. Info 060608
Until 24 Mar: Trastevere. Società e trasformazioni urbane dall’Ottocento ad oggi (Society and urban transformation from the 1800s to the present day)
The 1000-year-old Roman neighbourhood of Trastevere has gone through difficult historic and social events and has always had a very strong sense of identity. Such as the restoration and renovation work carried out on the churches of Santa Cecilia and Santa Maria in the 19th century, the construction of river-containing walls and the creation of many cultural institutions. This exhibition does justice to the vitality and spirit of Trastevere, it tells us the different phases of the neighbourhood’s existence and explores some of the famous personalities who were raised here, such as Rino Gaetano, Francesco De Gregori and Antonello Venditti. A historic/urban exploration of great interest. Tue-sun h10-20. €5,50, rid. €4
Museo di Roma Palazzo Braschi, piazza San Pantaleo, 10. Info 060608
Until 30 Mar: San Pietro. Fotografie dal 1850 ad oggi (San Pietro. Photographs from 1850 to today)
To mark the 500-year anniversary of the founding of St Peter’s Basilica, an exhibition looks at the history of the photographic reproduction of the patriarchal Basilica. Some 90 photos of different sizes, from the 19th century experimental works to agency photos and pieces by famed photographers David Seymour, Eugène Costant, Tommaso Cuccioni and Robert MacPherson. As visitors take in the manifold different facets of this symbolic venue of Christianity, they will also be able to note the development of photographic techniques: salt paper print processes, albumen prints, silver gelatin photography and many more... Tue-sun h9-19. €8, reduced €6
Museo Nazionale Romano Palazzo Massimo, largo di Villa Paretti, 1. Info 0639967700
Until 20 Mar: Rosso Pompeiano. La decorazione pittorica nelle collezioni del museo di Napoli e a Pompei (Pompeian Red. Pictorial decoration in the collections of the Naples and Pompeii museums)
A hundred fragments of frescoes from buildings in Pompeii, Stabia, Boscotrecase and Herculaneum, the red and black walls of the Moregine and Casa del Bracciale d’Oro triclinia are on display in the Museo Nazionale Romano Palazzo Massimo, near Rome’s train station. The same museum houses the most prestigious Roman painting collection in the world. h9-19,45
Mercati di Traiano - Museo dei Fori Imperiali, via IV Novembre, 94. Info 0682059127
Museo dei Fori Imperiali (Museum of the Imperial Fora)
An absolutely new museum space and the result of a sophisticated restoration programme aimed at recovering the original aspect of the buildings and the expansion of external pathways. Some statistics for the museum: it is 2000sqm in size, contains 172 marble fragments and 15 models. Innovation and tradition come perfectly together in this venue, which increases the visitor’s appreciation of the role of colour in the ancient site, and looks at the relationship between architecture and sculpture. The museum is accessible to disabled people and equipped with ramps, chairlifts and lifts. Tue-sun h9-19. €6,50, reduced €4,50
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