Following the resounding success of its debut in 2023, this year’s biennial event elevates its stature by moving to a new, breathtakingly prestigious venue: Palazzo Barberini, home to the National Galleries of Ancient Art. Located at Via delle Quattro Fontane, 13, in the very heart of Rome’s historic center—just a short 200-meter stroll from Piazza Barberini—this architectural jewel offers the perfect backdrop for the exhibition. The grandeur of the new location is expected to draw an even larger and more enthusiastic crowd of art lovers, collectors, and connoisseurs than the previous edition. By cementing Rome as the permanent home for this landmark event, the organizers aim to weave it deeply into the city’s rich institutional and cultural fabric. Rome’s inherently cosmopolitan and dynamic spirit has always fueled the global art scene. Our Goal: This exhibition aspires to revitalize and reaffirm the central role of the Italian art market on the global stage, bridging timeless heritage with contemporary international interest.