Il Quattrocento in Rome. The rebirth of works from Donatello and Perugino
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 The first comprehensive exhibition focused solely on the Roman 1400s offers visitors a thorough and fascinating analysis of society, urban planning, religion and art in 15th Century Rome.
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The Rome Quadriennale. One hundred artists, to understand where comtemporary Italian art is going.
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 The Rome Quadriennale, the principle institutional event devoted to contemporary Italian art, has reached its 15th year. It is now returning to its historic seat, the Palazzo delle Esposizioni, where it will be the only exhibition on the summer 2008 calendar.
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Roman Victories
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 The bas-reliefs, bronzes, coins, sculptures and paintings on display aim to get the concept of "Roman vistories" across to the public by telling us about the ceremonies and festivities surrounding the big battles.
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Villa Torlonia reopens
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 One of the most beautiful villas in Rome and the last example of Roman cultural patronage - Villa Torlonia - has undergone major restoration.
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Giovanni Bellini
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 Perhaps more than any other, Giovanni Bellini was an artist who passed through different periods and cultural revolutions. He, before Leonardo, was the great inventor of the representation of nature and sentiment.
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