Roma Arte in Nuvola: Rome’s biggest modern and contemporary art fair
Discover Roma Arte in Nuvola, the modern and contemporary art fair hosted inside La Nuvola in Rome, featuring over 140 galleries and special exhibitions.
Roma Arte in Nuvola: Rome’s major modern and contemporary art fairFrom 21 to 23 November 2025, the Capital’s most anticipated art appointment returns: Roma Arte in Nuvola, the fair that has brought new energy to the Rome contemporary art scene since its debut in 2021. Hosted inside the iconic “La Nuvola” convention center in EUR, this event has quickly become one of the most important art events in Rome, attracting collectors, art lovers and curious visitors from Italy and beyond.
What is Roma Arte in Nuvola?
Created to fill a long-standing gap in the city’s cultural landscape, Roma Arte in Nuvola is today the leading modern and contemporary art fair hosted in Rome each year. With over 140 national and international galleries, the fair presents painting, sculpture, photography, installations, video art, digital art and even street art.
The event combines high-level art with strong public outreach, making it accessible not only to collectors but also to a broad, curious audience.
What you’ll find inside Massimiliano Fuksas’ La Nuvola
Set inside La Nuvola, the striking structure designed by Massimiliano Fuksas and one of the most iconic buildings in Rome, the fair includes several sections:
- Main section: established art galleries Rome and abroad
- Solo show: stands dedicated to a single artist
- New entries: emerging and experimental voices
The result is an event that offers a panoramic view of the Italian and international art scene, from well-known names to tomorrow’s rising talents.
Guest Country 2025: the Republic of Korea
Each edition of Roma Arte in Nuvola welcomes a Guest Country. After Portugal in 2024, this year’s spotlight turns to Korea. The program includes a special exhibition titled Fever State, dedicated to Korean contemporary art, which today stands at the forefront of the international stage.
Six young Korean artists bring their voices to Rome (Yun Choi, Jongwan Jang, Minhoon Kim, Yuja Kim, Yanghee Lee and Kai Oh) exploring themes of identity, memory and digital culture. This exhibition thus becomes a stage for sharing with the world the collective fervor and creative strength of Korea.
If you’re looking for what to do in Rome in November, this fair is a perfect pick. And if you’d like to discover other cultural events happening in the city, just send us a note at info@citylightstours.com and we’ll help you put together a few inspiring stops.
