Until 4 May 2025, The Museo Nazionale Romano presents 'Tony Cragg: Infinite forme e bellissime' at the Baths of Diocletian. 'Infinite forme e bellissime', curated by Sergio Risaliti and Stéphane Verger, presents a major solo exhibition by the artist, one of the most celebrated exponents of contemporary sculpture, known for having experimented with surprising forms alongside new materials and techniques since the 1970s. The exhibition is organized by BAM – Eventi d'Arte with Municipio I Roma Centro.
Constantly pushing to find new relations between people and the material world, there is no limit to the materials he might use, as there are no limits to the ideas or forms he might conceive. Cragg's early, stacked works present a taxonomical understanding of the world, and he has said that he sees manmade objects as “fossilized keys to a past time which is our present”. Go to Website
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