TRAGICOMICA at MAXXI Rome: Perspectives on Italian Art from the Late

TRAGICOMICA at MAXXI, Rome

TRAGICOMICA. Perspectives on Italian art from the late 20th century to today is an exhibition open to the public at the MAXXI in Rome. It examines how tragic and comic elements intersect in Italian artistic production over recent decades. The exhibition includes works by Nori De’ Nobili, positioned within a curatorial framework that creates dialogue between generations and artistic approaches.

• Main themes: the relationship between irony and drama, the deconstruction of everyday life, and visual strategies addressing social and cultural contradictions.
• Media on display: painting, installation, photography and site-specific works spanning the late 20th century to contemporary practices.
• Exhibition structure: thematic sections designed to encourage comparisons and cross-references among historical moments and artistic practices.

The exhibition is suitable for general audiences as well as specialists: interpretive panels and thematic routes help contextualize works and their historical references. For practical information on opening hours, tickets and guided tours, please check the official MAXXI website or the museum’s institutional channels.

Visitor tips: allow enough time to follow the thematic routes, consider joining guided visits or related events, and verify any program updates directly with the museum.