Widespread urban art across the public spaces of Rome's Municipio XV
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Etrurban – Open-Air Art is a widespread artistic project that enlivens the public spaces of Rome's Municipio XV, the vast northern quadrant of the capital stretching along the ancient consular roads, Via Cassia and Via Flaminia. The initiative was born from the idea of returning art to the everyday city, bringing installations, visual interventions, and performances out of museums and into the streets, squares, and transit points where the residents of North Rome live.
The title Etrurban combines two words: Etruria and urban. This is no coincidence: the territory of Municipio XV, spanning Grottarossa, La Storta, Prima Porta, and La Giustiniana, stands on lands that were once Etruscan, just a stone's throw from the ancient city of Veii. The project engages this deep archaeological memory with the languages of contemporary urban art, building a bridge between past and present, ancient landscapes, and today's suburbs.
Etrurban proposes a public art trail designed to be free, accessible, and participatory. The works and interventions are distributed across the territory to involve residents, schools, and local associations, with the goal of regenerating common spaces through culture and strengthening the sense of community in the Cassia and Flaminia neighborhoods.
Etrurban is promoted by the Associazione Inscena, an organization active in cultural production and live performance, and was selected as part of the "Roma tutto l'anno" public call, the program through which Roma Capitale and Zètema Progetto Cultura support cultural activities throughout the city. The initiative thus fits into a broader vision of culture reaching all districts, well beyond the historic center, confirming the artistic vitality of the Lazio region even in its most peripheral areas.
The detailed calendar and the complete program of interventions are currently being defined. Etrurban confirms the vocation of Rome's Municipio XV to become a widespread exhibition space, where open-air art meets the territory's Etruscan history.
For 2026, Etrurban – Open-Air Art confirms its vocation as a widespread public art project in Rome's Municipio XV. Installations, visual interventions, and performances are designed to enliven the everyday spaces of North Rome's neighborhoods along the ancient consular roads, Cassia and Flaminia, in dialogue with the Etruscan memory of this part of the Lazio region. The complete program, including dates, locations, and artists, will be announced by the Associazione Inscena.
Etrurban activities take place in the public spaces of Rome's Municipio XV, the city's northern quadrant along the Via Cassia and Via Flaminia (neighborhoods of Grottarossa, La Storta, Prima Porta, La Giustiniana, Labaro).
The area is served by the FL3 regional railway and the Rome-Viterbo line (La Storta, La Giustiniana stations), as well as urban bus lines along Via Cassia and Via Flaminia. By car, it can be reached via the Grande Raccordo Anulare, taking the Cassia and Flaminia exits.
As this is an open-air public art project, access to the works and interventions is generally free of charge.
Project promoted by the Associazione Inscena as part of the "Roma tutto l'anno" program by Roma Capitale.
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Spazi pubblici del Municipio XV (Cassia-Flaminia)