A contemporary gallery dedicated to established and emerging artists, built on two decades of curatorial expertise.
At a glance
Rossocinabro is a contemporary art gallery founded in 2008 by director Cristina Madini. The gallery represents both internationally recognized artists and emerging talents, maintaining an active exhibition programme that showcases diverse voices in contemporary practice.
History
The gallery emerged from Cristina Madini’s twenty-year experience in the arts sector. Since its establishment in 2008, Rossocinabro has organised more than 200 group and solo exhibitions, establishing itself as a platform for both established and emerging artists.
What you see
As a contemporary gallery space, Rossocinabro provides a venue for modern and contemporary art exhibitions. The gallery regularly features work by artists including those of international standing alongside emerging practitioners developing their practice.
Cultural significance
Rossocinabro plays a curatorial role in Rome’s contemporary art landscape, balancing support for internationally established artists with visibility for emerging voices. The gallery’s sustained exhibition programme reflects its commitment to diverse contemporary artistic discourse.
Key facts
- Founded: 2008
- Director: Cristina Madini
- Address: via Raffaele Cadorna 28, Roma
- Coordinates: 41.9085536, 12.498408199999972
- Phone: 0660658125
- Website: http://www.rossocinabro.com
Practical information
Opening hours and ticket prices change through the year, so we do not republish them here: the current ones are on rossocinabro.com. What does not change is where it is: via Raffaele Cadorna 28, at 41.9085536, 12.498408199999972.
Getting there
The gallery is located at via Raffaele Cadorna 28 in Roma. Contact the gallery directly at 0660658125 or visit their website for directions and public transport options.
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