Keith Haring Retrospective in Rome: 140 Works at Palazzo Braschi

The show and what it covers

From 6 October 2026 to 11 April 2027, the Museo di Roma at Palazzo Braschi hosts a Keith Haring retrospective with 140 works, as Artribune reports. The exhibition revisits the American artist's creative and political output and links it to the period when he was active in the capital. That framing is the reason to go: this is not a generic touring show but one built around Haring's Roman chapter.

The run is long. Six months and a few days, which means you have real flexibility on dates, and you should use it.

Practical planning

Palazzo Braschi sits on Piazza Navona, a short walk from the Pantheon and Campo de' Fiori. The location is central and easy to add to a day that already includes those two stops. Give the exhibition 1-2 hours if you read labels, less if you move quickly.

Reservation rules, ticket prices and opening hours are not stated in the source material. Check the Museo di Roma official page before you travel and book a timed slotTimed entry slotA fascia oraria is the entry window printed on a Rome museum ticket. It fixes when you may enter, and at some museums how long you may stay. there if one is offered, because a 140-work show with a six-month run will still draw concentrated demand in the first weeks and around the winter holidays.

Expect part of the museum's permanent collection to be affected by the exhibition layout. If you are going specifically for the permanent holdings, confirm which rooms are open on the official page. If your dates are flexible, aim for a weekday morning rather than a weekend afternoon, and treat the first two weeks and the final fortnight as the busiest windows.

For the wider context of what else is on in the city while you are there, see our Rome guide.