Headed by the former director of a major London gallery, Lorcan O'Neill is perhaps Rome's most fashionable private gallery. Inaugurations of blue-chip exhibitions invariably...

Right beneath one of Catholic Rome's holiest relics - the Scala Santa - lies a truly unique Roman institution, the non-profit gallery Sala 1. The stunning ex-basilica was...

What used to be one of Trastevere's hippest art galleries has now moved to the relatively quiet Celio district, where it continues to show rising young international artists.

Situated behind the trendy restaurant 'Gusto, this classic gallery has been showing the work of well-known artists since 1967.

This stylish gallery focuses mostly on photography and installation art. Pierre & Gilles and Tracey Moffat had their first Italian shows here.

In the 1950s, La Nuova Pesa organised the first post-war Italian shows of Picasso, Gris and Léger. The gallery now works with upcoming Roman artists and big international names...

This branch of a 12-year-old Trieste gallery shows a roster of successful artists, whose bold work is often focused on the pop genre or photography.

Strong on installations, videos and photography, this gallery works closely with the artists it promotes.

This gallery is dedicated to young, up-and-coming artists working mainly in video.

This offshoot of the Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna occupies an art nouveau villa between the river and viale Flaminia. This was the studio-home of Hendrik Christian...

Previously focusing on photography, this tiny space is now venturing into site-specific installations.

This recently opened branch of the long-standing gallery in Latina (south of Rome) exhibits some interesting mid-career Italian painters.

One of the more established of Trastevere's commercial art galleries, Miscetti holds unusual shows of sculpture and installations.

Run by mother-and-daughter team Lucia and Laura Trisorio, this recently opened branch of a Naples gallery shows the work of important artists such as Rebecca Horn, Tom...