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Events January–March 2015
January February
WEDNESDAY 14 JANUARY THURSDAY 29 JANUARY WEDNESDAY 4 FEBRUARY WEDNESDAY 18 FEBRUARY
9.30–19.30 9.00–18.00 18.00–19.30 16.30–19.00
THURSDAY 15 JANUARY FRIDAY 30 JANUARY Book launch: The Spanish Presence in Book launch: Oxford Handbook of Roman
9.30–15.30 9.00–18.15 Sixteenth-century Italy: Images of Iberia Epigraphy
FRIDAY 16 JANUARY Roman Port Societies Through the Edited by Piers Baker-Bates (Open Edited by Christer Bruun (Toronto) and
9.30–16.30 Evidence of Inscriptions University) and Miles Pattenden (Oxford). Jonathan Edmondson (York). Responses by
Adriatic Connections: The Adriatic as a A two-day conference organised by Alison Cooley (Warwick; BSR), Catherine
Threshold to Byzantium (c. 600–1453) Pascal Arnaud (Lumière Lyon 2; L’Institut THURSDAY 5 FEBRUARY Virlouvet (École Française de Rome) and
A three-day international conference universitaire de France) and Simon 18.00–19.30 Alfredo Buonopane (Verona), followed by
organised in conjunction with the British Keay (BSR; Southampton) as part of Artist’s talk by Nathan Coley a general discussion.
School at Athens, with the support of the the ERC Advance Grant-funded Rome’s
British Academy. Mediterranean Ports Project. MONDAY 9 FEBRUARY FRIDAY 20 FEBRUARY
18.00–19.30 9.00–19.00
TUESDAY 20 JANUARY Book launch: Le forme della crisi. Contacts and Representations between
14.00–18.30 Produzioni ceramiche e commerci England, Japan and Italy
WEDNESDAY 21 JANUARY nell’Italia centrale tra romani e longobardi A one-day workshop organised by
9.00–18.30 (III–VIII d.C.) Natalia Petrovskaia (Utrecht) and Lucy
THURSDAY 22 JANUARY Edited by Enrico Cirelli (Bologna), Underwood. Hosted at the BSR and the
9.30–19.30 Francesca Diosono (Perugia) and Helen Istituto Giapponese di Cultura in Roma.
FRIDAY 23 JANUARY Patterson.
9.30–12.30 WEDNESDAY 25 FEBRUARY
‘Italy and Medieval Europe/L’Italia e WEDNESDAY 11 FEBRUARY 18.00–19.30
l’Europa medievale’. 18.00–19.30 Veio tra protostoria e storia: vecchie
A Fest in Honour of/una festa in onore di Superstudio films: Supersurface — Life ipotesi e nuove acquisizioni
Chris Wickham (1972), Ceremony (1973) Gilda Bartoloni (Sapienza,
An international gathering of over 30 Screening followed by a conversation with Università di Roma)
distinguished speakers from across Piero Frassinelli (Superstudio). Organised Molly Cotton Lecture
Europe and the USA. Organised by by Jacopo Benci (BSR).
Patricia Skinner (Winchester). THURSDAY 26 FEBRUARY
TUESDAY 17 FEBRUARY 09.00–19.30
WEDNESDAY 28 JANUARY 18.00–19.30 The Fabric of Life: Approaches to Textile
18.00–19.30 A Clockwork Jerusalem: architecture, Resources, Economy and Production
The Roman empire and the economy: politics, riots and the belief in a better in Ancient Italy/ Il tessuto della vita:
fiscality and taxation world Approcci alle risorse, economia e
Alan Bowman (Oxford) Wouter Vanstiphout produzione tessile in Italia antica
G.E. Rickman Lecture Meeting Architecture: Architecture and the A one-day workshop held at the BSR and
Creative Process Villa Giulia. Organised by Margarita
In collaboration with the Embassy of the Gleba (Cambridge) and Romina Laurito
Kingdom of the Netherlands. (Copenhagen).
Porto di Classe, Basilica of Sant’Apollinare Nuovo,
Ravenna. (The Adriatic as a Threshold to Byzantium)March UK Events
WEDNESDAY 4 MARCH MONDAY 9 MARCH
18.00–19.30 18.00–19.30
‘A modern means to accurate knowledge’, Liberator, peacemaker or oppressor? Italy
John Henry Parker’s historical photographs and Napoleon
of Rome John A. Davis (University of Connecticut;
Anne Bush (BSR; Manoa at Hawaii) Institute for Advanced Studies, Paris)
At the British Academy, London.
WEDNESDAY 11 MARCH Please contact Kirsten Amor
18.00–19.30 (development@bsrome.it) if you wish to
Music and the conversion of the affections attend.
in Augustine’s Confessions
Carol Harrison (BSR; Oxford)
FRIDAY 13 MARCH
18.30–21.00
March Mostra
Opening of exhibition of works by current
Fine Arts award-holders at the BSR.
Opening hours: Monday–Saturday,
16.30–19.00, until Saturday 21 March.
Catacomb of S. Domitilla—Brickwork at the Entrance, taken with Richard Newton, Buonaparte. Establishing French Quarters in Italy,
magnesium light, photo: Charles Smeaton, from John Henry Parker’s Trustees of the British Museum (‘Liberator, peacemaker or oppressor? Italy
Historical Photographs of Rome. Winter 1867-68. (‘A modern means and Napoleon’, John A. Davis)
to accurate knowledge’, Anne Bush)BSR Award-holders BSR Research
HUMANITIES VISUAL ART & ARCHITECTURE Fellows
Hugh Last Fellow Abbey Fellow in Painting Joan Barclay Lloyd Andrew Hopkins
Carol Harrison (Oxford) Gina Medcalf The architecture and decoration Committenza architettonica fra Venezia
Sensuous objects: sense, image and of medieval churches e Roma nel Seicento.
representation in early Christian baptism. Abbey Scholar in Painting and monasteries in Rome,
Nancy Milner c. 1050–c. 1320. Joanna Kostylo
Coleman-Hilton Scholar (University of Renaissance medicine and the
Sydney) Australia Council Resident Maria Cristina Biella Reformation; Italian art and design in late
Byron Waldron Gregory Hodge Giving voice to an ancient city: the case of ninteenth-century Europe.
Collegiality, dynasty and the Tetrarchy. Falerii Veteres.
Creative Scotland document Fellow Simon Martin
Macquarie University Gale Rome Scholar David McCue Claudia Bolgia From peasants into sportsmen: sport
Christopher Haddad Linking evidence: a digital approach to and the development of modern Italy.
Finding Rome’s of ficial voice: the genesis Creative Scotland document24 Fellow medieval and early Renaissance Rome.
of of ficial Roman epigraphy. Paul James Gomes Guido Petruccioli
Roberta Cascino The collecting and trade of antiquities
Ralegh Radford Rome Fellow Québec Resident Trade and commerce in Rome’s hinterland in late nineteenth- and early twentieth-
Rebecca Raynor (Sussex) Georges Audet in the early and middle Republican period: century Rome: the John Marshall and
Byzantine art passed through Italian material culture approaches. Edward Perry Warren Archives.
hands: the church of Santa Barbara, Rome Prize-winner in Architecture
Matera. Adam Nathaniel Furman Patrizia Cavazzini Sofia Serenelli
The art market and display of works of art The cult of the Duce and the ‘mountain of
Rome Scholar Sainsbury Scholar in Painting & Sculpture in Roman houses in seventeenth-century Rome’: Terminillo, collective memory and
Austeja Mackelaite (Courtauld) Rowena Harris Rome; artists at the papal court. legacies of Fascism, 1934–2012
Encounters in the Eternal City:
Netherlandish drawings after antique Roberto Cobianchi Magdalena Skoblar
sculpture in Rome, 1522–1617. ‘Lo temperato uso delle cose’. Adriatic Connections
La committenza dell’Osservanza
Rome Awardees francescana nell’Italia del Rinascimento. Karin Wolfe
Giorgio Lizzul (King’s College London) The Venetian painter Francesco Trevisani.
Justifying state borrowing in the Elizabeth Fentress
economic languages of late medieval Roman archaeology.
and Renaissance Italy: the legitimation of
the Monte della Fede in a comparative Inge Lyse Hansen
context. Role-playing and role-models in Roman
imperial art; late Roman funerary art;
Katherine McDonald (Cambridge) provincial identity and patronage
A history of language contact in southern in the Greek east. For a full list of BSR staff and Fellows, see:
Italy, 800–31 BC. www.bsr.ac.uk/about/staff-and-fellowsPlease note that this programme of events is subject to change. Visit our website at www.bsr.ac.uk for updated information. To join our events mailing list e-mail events@bsrome.it. The Library is open Monday–Friday 9.00–18.45. British School at Rome Via Gramsci 61, 00197 Roma
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