“Roma/Seicento: verso il Barocco” is the title of an exhibition just opened in the National Museum in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square as part of the Italian-Chinese memorandum of understanding on promoting the cultural heritage. The event, which will run until February 2015, includes about 50 works by Rome’s museums and churches. A programme of events focusing on the Baroque has been organised to coincide with the exhibition, with was organised in collaboration with our Embassy and the Italian Cultural Institute in Beijing. Read more, in Italian.
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