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.
Circolo Gianicolense is a joint seminar series for fellows at the Norwegian Institute in Rome, American Academy in Rome, and Institutum Romanum Finlandiae.
AAR will host a seminar and concert honoring the life and work of the archaeologist Malcolm (“Mac”) Bell III, who died in January of this year.
Evonne Levy looks at debates about bronze and other black stony materials in the milieu of Gianlorenzo Bernini.
This seminar focuses on Anthony M. Clark, an American scholar, curator, and museum director who made significant contributions to the study of Italian late Baroque art.
At this seminar, seven experts with seven different visions, seven different relationships with the pines of Rome will discuss the future of the landscape and the shape of the city.
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