Alice Pasquini's 'Goldmine' Exhibition Explores Democracy at Rome's AuditoriumArte
Street artist Alice Pasquini presents 'Goldmine,' an exhibition curated by Rosa Polacco at AuditoriumArte in Rome, running until April 6, 2026. The show features an installation and a mural that engage with themes of democracy, contemporary waste, and collective value. It is part of the 17th edition of 'Libri Come – Festa del Libro e della Letteratura,' produced by Fondazione Musica per Roma. Pasquini's work uses discarded objects covered in gold to question societal values and inequalities, creating a visual dialogue with the festival's programming.
Key facts
- Alice Pasquini's exhibition 'Goldmine' is on view at AuditoriumArte in Rome until April 6, 2026.
- The show includes an installation and a mural focusing on democracy and contemporary societal issues.
- The exhibition is curated by Rosa Polacco and part of the 'Libri Come' literary festival's 17th edition.
- Fondazione Musica per Roma produces the festival, which centers on the concept of democracy.
- Pasquini uses discarded items like refrigerators and bicycles, coated in gold, to explore value and inequality.
Entities
Artists
Institutions
- AuditoriumArte
- Fondazione Musica per Roma
- Rosso20sette
Locations
- Rome