Animalia: 34 Artists Explore Animality at Piomonti in Rome

The group exhibition 'Animalia' at Galleria Piomonti artecontemporanea in Rome brings together 34 artists to explore the theme of animality through contemporary art. Running until March 30, the show features works including Gino De Dominicis's 1970 piece 'Ingresso riservato agli animali' and a butterfly resting on Jannis Kounellis's 'Marat-David', referencing the recently deceased artist. Other highlights include Pino Pascali's whale cartoons. The exhibition examines how contemporary art has engaged with the animal world to suggest alternative perceptions of reality, touching on themes of domestication, entrapment, and a shared primordial worldview.