The Galleria Anna Marra is active since 2013. Located in the ancient ‘Roman Jewish Ghetto’, its spaces are strongly characterized by minimal and contemporary architecture, which is reflected in the exhibition proposals, developed in collaboration with internationally curators, such as Larry Ossei-Mensah (Formerly Senior Curator of the Museum of Contemporary Art of Detroit), Alessandro Romanini (Co-Curator of the Ivory Coast Pavilion, at the 2022 Venice Biennale), and Silvia Cirelli (Artistic Director and Chief Curator of “Creative Emergencies”, Curator of the Woman Biennal at the City of Ravenna Museum of Art).  The gallery’s activity focuses on the promotion of emerging and mid-career talents, showcasing them through exhibitions in its own space and in public institutions, as well as participation in international art fairs and the publication of monographs & catalogs.  While maintaining a strong focus on Italian art, the gallery’s main goal is to present international artistic research.  With this intent, in 2016, it started a series of exhibitions dedicated to American artists, followed by an extensive focus on artists from the ‘African Diaspora’.  Over the years, the gallery has expanded its offerings by presenting artists from South America, Africa, and the Middle East, with the aim of fostering cultural exchange and enrichment. The overall vision is to focus on artistic expressions that address socio-cultural and geopolitical themes, such as the Black condition, and the status of women.