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Submitted by ssbar_su on 12 March, 2011 - 11:26
The Two Empires. The Eagle and the Dragon
08/10/2010 - 06/02/2011
Statue representing a high-ranking official - Terracotta, h. 196 cm

Result of the long-term cooperation between the Italian Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities and the State Administration for Cultural Heritage of the People's Republic of China, the exhibition I Due Imperi. L'Aquila e il Dragone (The Two Empires. The Eagle and the Dragon) arrives in Rome and opens the Year of China in Italy.
"Pietro Cascella al Planetario. I segreti del cielo” (Pietro Cascella at the Planetarium. The secrets of the sky)
17/12/2010 - 20/03/2011
Planetarium, external view

On Friday 17 December, the Octagonal Hall of the Baths of Diocletian, known as the Planetarium, reopened to the public. For the occasion, the temporary exhibition "Pietro Cascella al Planetario. I segreti del cielo”  (Pietro Cascella at the Planetarium. The secrets of the sky) has been mounted in it.

The entrance is in via Giuseppe Romita.
"Arte in Memoria" 6 - International Exhibition of Contemporary Art
30/01/2011 - 03/04/2011
Synagogue of Ancient Ostia

On the occasion of the Day of Memory 2011, on Sunday 30th January the exhibition “Arte in Memoria” 6 has been inaugurated at the Synagogue of Ancient Ostia.
"Nero"
12/04/2011 - 15/01/2012
Portrait of Nero (59-64 CE). Palatine Museum, Rome

On 12 April 2011 the exhibition “Nero”, realized by the Special Superintendency for the Archaeological Heritage of Rome in collaboration with Electa, was inaugurated. 

On display are some 200 pieces from among sculptures, reliefs, frescoes, paintings and artifacts coming from the latest important discoveries. The exhibition is enriched by videos, movies and 3D renderings of suggestive reconstructive hypotheses. It is divided into five sections staged in the following sites:
"The Appian Way. Laboratory of Possible Worlds amid Open Wounds" Photographic Exhibition
23/06/2011 - 31/12/2011
D.Anderson, Villa of the Quintilii with Rome in the background (1890 ca.)

Since 23 June, at the archaeological site of Capo di Bove, the photographic exhibition "The Appian Way. Laboratory of possible worlds" has been open to the public.