A cool neighbourhood for a quick visit (in 15 minutes you can see all of the murals). If you have a lot of time to spend in Rome I would definitely recommend it.
In Rome, in Via del Porto Fluviale, the mural of the artist from Strada Blu covers the entire facade of the former military warehouse, turning the windows into faces and walls into a kaleidoscope of colored faces.
Unique place, it is absolutely worth going to see it. Easily accessible as it is located on a side street of the Cristoforo Colombo (at the height of the region's palace). The lot that hosts this very successful urban redevelopment is easily accessible. I highly recommend it to architecture enthusiasts (given the history of the village of Tor Marancia), street art enthusiasts and those who want to take a nice walk
Well-kept street art exhibitions, welcoming and very interesting place. A stone's throw from the Cavour metro and any food & drink venue. We will definitely be back for the next events!
Esquilino district; there, in via Giovanni Giolitti, right in front of the entrance to the Ferrovie Laziali, under a covered walkway, splendid murals signed by the street artist Mauro Sgarbi, the first portrays the mustachioed face of Gaetano, a 60-year-old street vendor from Campania who over 40, under these arcades, has a small "stand" of bags and travel items. the second the great poet and the third a young migrant
The car stopped in front of me, while I was pulling down the whole calendar, I watched this beautiful mural, I almost regretted leaving when the wrecker arrived.
Amazing place. It's a former salami factory made into the Art galery and this place also serves as a home for a handful of refugees from South America. So much art in one place. Very authentic and original. Definitely recommend to visit. Getting there is but tricky and surroundings aren't nice but its definitely worth paying a visit there.
A happy combination of street art and popular neighborhood. Go there before those masterpieces perish. Let the locals explain that they are proud of it and protect them.
Small but very interesting contemporary art gallery specialized in works ranging from pop to surrealism to street art. I visited it on the occasion of the Hogre exhibition and I was more than satisfied. I will definitely be back
I was in Rome for a vacation and always try to find some street art galleries to visit when i travel. Hadn’t been able to find any, then happened to look in this alley and found just what i was looking for! Quality works from a few street artists including Diamond and Shepard Fairey. The wife and I bought a piece to be shipped back home. The owner was awesome even with limited English (and my non-existent Italian). Drop by this gallery for something a little different!!
Positive experience!. Sesto Senso Art Gallery is a Wonderfull and best contemporary art gallery in Rome I ever known. I love the beautiful paintings by the artist Antonio Tamburro, he's a nice person and a great artist. I love his art works, each painting transmits different emotions. The energetic brushstrokes of colors immediately catch our eyes and create a melodious visual symphony. I love his colorful umbrellas, full of movement, as well as his sensual women into the coffe and his cities full of life and poetry. I recently also discovered the theme of musical instruments, like the jazz paintings that are simply wonderful.
The Gallery team is very kind, helpful and professional. I recommend to visit it!.
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