Archivio del '900, Art archive museum in Rovereto, Italy.
The Archivio del '900 is a documentation center within the MART complex that collects materials from 20th-century artists, architects, and critics. Its holdings comprise over 80 different collections featuring papers, photographs, books, and objects that document the artistic thinking of that era.
The institution began as a project in 1987 and opened in 2002 as part of the modern art museum. It was created to preserve Italian artistic production and intellectual life during a transformative century.
The archive reveals how Italian artists and architects of the 20th century worked and thought through their creative process. Walking through the displays, visitors encounter sketches, notes, and drafts that show the day-to-day decisions behind the art and building designs of that era.
The space is easily accessible from the museum building and operates as part of MART's collections. Since the archive houses specialized research materials, it helps to plan your visit or ask staff about which collections are available to view.
The archive preserves materials in diverse mediums including wood, textiles, metal, and glass that show how artists experimented. These varied objects offer a rare view into the physical aspects of creative work beyond paper and canvas.
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