From December 11, 2025, the MACRO - Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome will once again welcome the public with an exhibition season entirely dedicated to the Eternal City, its artistic scene, and the creative energies that animate it.

The program, promoted by the Department of Culture of Rome Capital and the Special Company Palaexpo, produced and organized by the Special Company Palaexpo, is conceived by the artistic director Cristiana Perrella, who inaugurates her vision of a comprehensive, lively, and receptive museum, in which the exhibition schedule is accompanied by a daily proposal capable of making it an open and culturally vital place.

UNAROMA, curated by Cristiana Perrella and Luca Lo Pinto, former director of MACRO, visible from December 11, 2025, to April 6, 2026, is a large collective exhibition that presents an image of the hybrid, generative, and constantly evolving artistic scene of the city of Rome. Through different expressive languages, the exhibition tells the city with a sequence that captures its vibrant and intergenerational cultural fabric. The works and interventions of over 70 artists of different generations and languages are presented in an exhibition design by the studio Parasite2.0. Like a film that alternates moments of stillness and action, the exhibition is divided into three parts: Set, Live, and Off. Set, in the large ground-floor hall, features a wide green strip in the center of the space, like an ideal green screen, serving as a backdrop for the sequence of mostly unpublished works. With Live, on the first floor, the exhibition expands to include weekly live interventions, concerts, DJ sets, conversations, workshops, and screenings.

The project also includes a series of events in the Off section, commissioned by MACRO and held in their venues by some independent Roman spaces, to activate autonomous projects connected to the exhibition.