The Rome branch of Larry Gagosian’s contemporary-art empire hosts major modern and contemporary exhibitions, from Richard Avedon to Helen Frankenthaler. The gallery is housed in an artfully converted 1920s bank, and was designed by Roman architect Firouz Galdo and Englishman Caruso St John.
Always worth a look, exhibitions are housed in a dramatic, airy 750-sq-meter space, and the building is fronted by a theatrical neoclassical colonnaded facade.
