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10288 m2
Building surface
96000 m3
Volume of the building
3074 m2
Display surface
292 m2
Educational service surface
136
Cinema room seats
88
Auditorium room seats
10288 m2
Building surface
96000 m3
Volume of the building
3074 m2
Display surface
292 m2
Educational service surface
136
Cinema room seats
88
Auditorium room seats

Palazzo Esposizioni Roma

Palazzo Esposizioni Roma is the largest interdisciplinary exhibition area in the centre of Rome: more than 10,000 square metres of space on three floors host cultural events and offer services to visitors.

Palazzo Esposizioni Roma is a space for culture and ideas at an international level, offering visitors high quality projects with excellent technological standards, and efficient and modern hospitality facilities for guests. It is one of the most up-to-date cultural centres, engaging in continuous fruitful exchanges with the most important international cultural institutions.

With Palazzo Esposizioni Roma, the Azienda Speciale Palaexpo confirms and strengthens its primary role in Italy as an organization offering integrated services: from art exhibitions to film festivals, from theatre to photography, and from music to presentations of books and events.

Exhibitions area

The exhibition space, of 3100 m2 in all, covers two floors, level 1 and 2, making the display areas completely autonomous; a system of vertical wall panels provides a neutral and uniform background to the areas, which lend themselves to any type of exhibition. Visual comfort is further enhanced by the luminous panels with built-in spotlights, specially designed by architect Michele De Lucchi, which give unity to all the areas. In addition, suspended ceilings diffuse the natural light from the skylights and contain the lighting systems.

The brise soleil on the glass regulates the sunlight, preventing it from penetrating directly into the exhibition rooms. All the rooms are equipped with mobile glass panels to regulate the flow of visitors specifically for each exhibition.

Past exhibitions

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A figure of undisputed prominence on the international panorama, Carla Accardi was a major player in the visual culture both of Italy and abroad.
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The second edition of the Festival of Foreign Academies and Cultural Institutes in Rome designed to spread out from the Palazzo Esposizioni Roma into the fabric of the city.
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Vladimir Radunsky has published more than thirty books for children in the US and all over the world and received numerous awards.
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The drawings, chosen from among the many that Bazlen drew between 1944 and 1950, form a visual diary of his psychoanalysis with Ernst Bernhard based on the practice of active imagination.
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The most important retrospective to date dedicated in Italy to the Ukrainian artist Boris Mikhailov.
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The most significant retrospective ever dedicated to the internationally acclaimed British photographer, Don McCullin.
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The exhibition project is the product of an attempt to understand the perception that we have of disturbing images that we encounter on the Internet.
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Curated by one of the most prominent philosophers of our time, Giorgio Agamben, the exhibition spans over fifty years of activity of the painter Dieter Kopp
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The first edition of the Festival of foreign Culture Academies and Institutes
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In recent years Francesco Vezzoli has developed his artistic practice by building a bridge between the contemporary imagination and art history
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The exhibition brings together more than 500 titles from the legendary Millelire book series.
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The Mostre in mostra cycle proposes a reconstruction of some of the most significant exhibitions that have characterised the artistic panorama in Rome since the second half of the 20th century.
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The exhibition comprises exclusively original material consisting of a careful selection of over 700 pieces making up an innovative "corporal" portrait of the great Italian thinker.

The spaces

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An area of about 450 square metres devoted to books, catalogues, national and international mainly about art
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With 136 seats and an independent entrance, the cinema is chiefly intended for films and documentaries related to the exhibitions in progress
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The Auditorium can accommodate 88 people. Although it is designed specifically for theatrical activities, it is a multipurpose hall 
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Situated on the ground floor, is an area designed to foster creativity during the workshop activity
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Comprising exhibition and seminar space, a workshop and a multimedial area
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A library specialising in international art books for children, comprises over 2000 titles

To know more

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The exhibition hall was inaugurated on 21 January 1883
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Exhibition views, images, works on display
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Interviews, encounters and conferences
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