Artribune Travel unveils independent Rome itinerary for June 2023

Artribune Travel launches a three-day tour from June 9 to 11, 2023, exploring Rome's independent art scene, led by art historian and guide Mariasole Garacci. The itinerary includes studio visits with Sidival Fila (a Franciscan friar and artist) at Palatino, Panetteria Atomica (an autonomous space founded by Arturo Passacantando, Carla Ciffoni, Leonardo Gualco, and Giordano Boetti), Numero Cromatico (a research center merging visual arts and neuroscience), and Guendalina Salini's studio. Day two features Fondazione Giuliani (directed by Adrienne Drake) with a show by Raphaela Simon, Blocco 13 gallery in Garbatella, 10B Photography (founded by Francesco Zizola, hosting World Press Photo since 2016), and artist-run spaces Post Ex, Casa Vuota, and OFF1C1NA. Day three includes Condotto 48 in Torre Angela, Spazio in Situ (directed by Andrea Frosolini), Spaziomensa, and Gianmaria De Luca's camera oscura. Accommodation is at Hotel Mediterraneo, an Art Déco building by Mario Loreti reopened in 2022. Garacci, born in Rome in 1981, holds a degree in Art History from Roma Tre University and has written for MicroMega, Arte e Critica, and OperaViva Magazine.