Museums open in Rome on International Women's Day. This is the initiative of the Municipality of Rome to celebrate 8 March. Adhering to Centrale Montemartini, Trajan's Market, Ara Pacis Museum, Museum of Ancient Sculpture Giovanni Barracco, Museum of Roman Civilization, Museum of the Walls, Villa of Maxentius, Museum of the Roman Republic and Garibaldi's memory, Museum of Rome, Napoleonic Museum, Alberto Moravia House Museum, Gallery of Modern Art, Macro, Carlo Bilotti Museum, Pietro Canonica Museum, Museum of Rome in Trastevere, Museums of Villa Torlonia, Civic Museum of Zoology.
What better way to celebrate the female universe than to offer them the opportunity to choose, among the many current exhibitions, the one that best suits their personality?
The sculptures of De Pietro ai Trajan's Markets with the Memoria exhibition they emotionally involve in the play of shapes that creep into the rooms of one of the most fascinating archaeological sites.
Again, for the more intellectual, the exhibition Legami e Correspondenze alla Gallery of Modern Art of Rome Capital, where the exhibited works, in a continuous dialogue with the writers, offer an ideal reinterpretation of the intense relationships and interactions between visual arts, literature and poetry, which developed in Rome, from the beginning of the last century until the end of the sixties .
A necessary passage for the exhibition Tutti De Sica, hosted at theAra Pacis, an exciting multimedia itinerary among posters, photographs, cult objects and personal documents, to capture the famous artist in his true essence.
Also Villa Torlonia with the exhibition hosted at the Casina delle Civette “Virus Vitreum. Works by Giuliano Giuman” can make you dream in the “fairy room” where the work “Narciso” dialogues with the gems of Cambellotti's stained glass windows.
A valuable initiative dedicated to women on the occasion of March 8th. A suggestion between culture and curiosity to stimulate knowledge and rediscovery of the extraordinary cultural heritage of the Civic Museums of Rome.
