Past Events

Please join us on Tuesday, October 7 for an online Rome Prize Information Session, taking place on Zoom. All prospective Rome Prize applicants are welcome.

In occasion of the launch of the book Women and Ruins, curators Caroline Goodson and Ilaria Puri Purini will be in conversation at the Fondazione Rovati in Milan.

Two archaeologists who have examined the use of photography in early archaeology will discuss how the technology prompted new ways of thinking about evidence in the study of the human past.

At a time when climate change threatens to damage more and more of what we all hold dear, conservation becomes more important than ever.

This two-day conference will focus on innovative research emerging from the study of Roman-period economies and societies.

World Pride Rome 2000 marked a turning point for queer and trans rights, challenging the Vatican’s Jubilee through public resistance and visibility, and shaping new forms of activism commemorated through this giornata di studio and its critical reflections.

In this performance, Lex Brown explores this symbolism and the metaphorical “off-ramp” we find ourselves on with regard to emergent politics.

AAR and Galleria Borghese present six short films by the artist Wangechi Mutu (2019 Resident) and the filmmakers Nuotama Frances Bodomo and Wanuri Kahiu.

Rosi Braidotti, Distinguished University Professor Emerita at Utrecht University and founding director of the Centre for the Humanities in Utrecht, will explore “Future Relics: Bell Jars, Black-Outs, and Biomes”