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54 Artists Selected for 18th Rome Quadriennale Opening October 2025

exhibition · 2026-04-26

The 18th Quadriennale di Roma, titled Fantastica, is poised to open at the Palazzo delle Esposizioni around October 9 or 10, 2025, running through February 2026. This exhibition was originally planned by Luca Beatrice, who sadly passed away unexpectedly earlier that year. Culture Minister Alessandro Giuli announced that it will showcase works from 54 artists, including 16 young talents under 35 and 45 first-time participants. Covering 2,000 square meters, it will display 187 pieces curated by a team including Luca Massimo Barbero and others, with a segment dedicated to the 1935 Quadriennale curated by Walter Guadagnini. Andrea Lombardinilo, Beatrice's successor, will lead the project. A memorial for Beatrice is set for September 30, 2025, focusing on 25 years of Italian art and themes like digital narcissism and the evolution of photography.

Key facts

  • 18th Quadriennale di Roma titled Fantastica opens October 2025 at Palazzo delle Esposizioni
  • 54 living artists selected, 16 under 35, 45 first-time participants
  • 187 works exhibited over 2,000 square meters
  • Exhibition conceived by late president Luca Beatrice
  • Five curators: Barbero, Bonami, Mazzonis di Pralafera, Stocchi, Troncone
  • Additional section on 1935 Quadriennale curated by Walter Guadagnini
  • Andrea Lombardinilo succeeded Beatrice as president
  • Study day for Beatrice on September 30, 2025
  • Runs until February 2026

Entities

Artists

Institutions

  • Quadriennale di Roma
  • Palazzo delle Esposizioni
  • Ministero della Cultura
  • Fondazione Michetti
  • Roma Capitale
  • Regione Lazio
  • Camera di Commercio di Roma
  • BRH+/
  • Artribune
  • Fondazione Quadriennale di Roma
  • Archivio Biblioteca della Quadriennale
  • Direzione Generale Creatività Contemporanea
  • High Line (New York)
  • Biennale di Venezia
  • Emergency
  • Amazon
  • Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo
  • Ca' Giustinian
  • Pinacoteca di Brera
  • Fondazione Brescia Musei
  • Palazzo Ducale
  • Palazzo Strozzi
  • Gallerie d'Italia
  • BRH+

Locations

  • Rome
  • Italy
  • Palazzo delle Esposizioni
  • Matera
  • Borgo La Martella
  • Teatro Quaroni
  • Florence
  • San Marco convent
  • Canary Islands
  • Roma
  • Italia
  • New York
  • Stati Uniti
  • Venezia
  • Sierra Leone
  • Nuova Zelanda
  • Firenze
  • San Marco (Firenze)
  • Torino
  • Milano
  • Brescia
  • Genova
  • Gibellina
  • Napoli
  • Sicilia
  • Turin
  • Venice
  • Milan
  • Genoa
  • Naples

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