From September 12th to March 29th, 2026, the anthological exhibition FROM POP TO ETERNITY arrives in Rome, at the Vaccheria dell’EUR "Casa della Pop Art", dedicated to one of the most innovative and representative artists of Pop Art: the American MARK KOSTABI. Organized by the Municipio IX Roma EUR with the organizational support of Roma Capitale and the collaboration of Zètema Progetto Cultura, the exhibition, with free admission, brings together more than 100 works, including sculptures, oil on canvas, mixed techniques, and drawings, along a path curated by Gianfranco Rosini and organized by IconArs with artistic settings designed and created by Francesco Mazzei and Giuliano Gasparotti for Kif Italia. The catalog is published by RG - Collezione Rosini Gutman.

This important exhibition event once again confirms the central role played by the Ex Vaccheria dell’Eur in the dissemination of modern and contemporary art. Specifically, the cultural space of Municipio IX has now officially established itself as Casa della Pop Art thanks to a long and coherent journey that began in 2022 with the exhibition Andy Warhol: Flesh, Andy Warhol's Works at the Vaccheria, a tribute to the first major solo exhibition that Warhol set up in 1962 at the legendary Stable Gallery in New York, and continued in 2023 with the exhibition From Futurism to Virtual Art which, among the over one hundred years of Art history recounted, focused heavily on the importance of Pop Art.

But it was in 2024 that the Vaccheria officially became Casa della Pop Art with the exhibition Journey into Pop Art: a New Way to Love Things, a true story of Pop Art, from its beginnings to the present day, with 200 works scattered throughout an exhibition path already rich in Kostabi's works. Over the course of three years, from 2022 to the subsequent evolutions, the viewer literally witnessed the invasion of the Vaccheria by Pop Art, whose power increasingly defined the essence of the cultural space, clearly outlining a narrative trajectory that from Andy Warhol could only lead to one of his closest admirers and friends: Mark Kostabi. All exhibitions held to date have been chosen from the Rosini Gutman Collection by Gianfranco Rosini.