From November 9, 2024 to May 4, 2025, the National Roman Museum presents at the Baths of Diocletian Tony Cragg. Infinite forms and beautiful, curated by Sergio Risaliti and Stéphane Verger: a major solo exhibition of the English artist, one of the most famous exponents of contemporary sculpture, known for experimenting since the 1970s with surprising forms alongside new materials and techniques. The exhibition is organized by BAM - Art Events in collaboration with Municipio I Roma Centro. The exhibition is supported by Banca Ifis, which for years has been supporting initiatives aimed at promoting the enjoyment of contemporary art through projects within the scope of Ifis art. 

Tony Cragg. Infinite forms and beautiful brings to the historically rich environments of the Baths of Diocletian - with its imposing halls, covered by vast vaults - a total of eighteen  sculptures, of medium and large dimensions, created in the last two decades in bronze, wood, travertine, fiberglass, and steel: seductive, disturbing, mysterious forms - now referring to the mineral and vegetable world, now to geology and biology, evoking the waves of the sea, the geometric structures of a plant or a shell -  which now engage in dialogue with the archaeological spaces of the monumental complex, radiating also to its exterior, in the city squares, in a dialogic confrontation with public space, the oldest artistic presences of Rome, and daily life.