Mario Schifano on display at Galleria Lombardi in Rome

Galleria Lombardi presents an exhibition dedicated to Mario Schifano, a key figure in Italian post‑war art. The show features a curated selection of works that highlight Schifano’s visual language and experimental approach, aimed at both art enthusiasts and general visitors.

• Where: Galleria Lombardi, Rome
• Dates: Check the gallery's official calendar for up-to-date timings and duration
• Tickets: Pricing and booking information are available directly from the gallery

The exhibition emphasizes core aspects of Schifano’s practice: color usage, engagement with mass visual culture, and technical experimentation. The layout is designed to provide a clear visitor journey, alternating paintings with graphic works and archival materials where available.

What to see

• Representative works spanning key moments of Schifano’s career
• Possible thematic sections focusing on specific periods or techniques
• Contextual materials and labels to help orient the visitor

Practical tips for your visit

• Opening hours: Always check the gallery’s official channels for current opening times.
• Accessibility: Contact the gallery in advance to learn about facilities for visitors with reduced mobility.
• Further programming: Look for guided tours, talks, or related events that may accompany the exhibition.
• Transport: Plan your route using public transport or local parking options.

For exact dates, supporting program and ticketing, consult Galleria Lombardi directly. The exhibition is a valuable occasion to engage with Schifano’s work within a contemporary exhibition context.