Rome's GAM to Host Major Italian Expressionism Exhibition

In 2025, the Galleria d'Arte Moderna (GAM) in Rome will host the exhibition 'L'estetica della deformazione. Protagonisti dell'espressionismo italiano,' organized by the Sovrintendenza Capitolina, Roma Capitale, and the Collezione Giuseppe Iannaccone. Curated by Arianna Angelelli, Daniele Fenaroli, and Daniela Vasta, the showcase will display 130 pieces from the 1920s to the 1940s, highlighting the richness of Italian Expressionism. Featured groups include the Scuola di Via Cavour, Scuola Romana, Sei di Torino, and the Milanese circle. Notable artworks comprise Mafai's 'Donne che si spogliano' (1934) and Guttuso's 'Natura morta con garofani e frutta' (1938), with a dedicated section for Ottone Rosai. This article was penned by Fausto Politino for Artribune.