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Art lovers have a reason to rejoice, as they can still catch the free exhibition at Maxxi National Museum. The exhibition at Maxx began in December 2023 and is still running until April 30, 2024. The period is long enough for whoever is willing to see the exhibit.

The exciting exhibit is aimed at celebrating the art created by the Greek-Italian artist Jannis Kounellis, who introduced arte povera, or poor art.

The exhibition looks back into the history of the art legend’s talent in theatre and performance art. He was famous for his creativity in using everyday materials in his art.

One of the key points at the exhibition is the untitled works referred to as Senza totolo Notte, which means without title: night. This section refers to the artist’s early experiences in the industry in the early 1950s.

Maxxi has chosen to explore the prolific career of this legendary artist, including the display of his unconventional use of letters in his art. Jannis is credited with challenging traditional art forms, earning viewers, and inviting artists to engage in his new style of art.

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Furthermore, the exhibit is free and open to the general public. Therefore, if you are a Rome resident, visitor, or tourist, feel free to visit the museum and enjoy the free exhibits.