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Events September–December 2021 Most events will take place via Zoom. All times are Rome-time unless otherwise stated. Those marked in red are hybrid events (online and in-person) and will take place in Rome. A limited number of in-person spaces are available. Everyone attending an event in Rome must pre-register for limited places using Eventbrite, and will be required to present a valid Covid vaccination pass. Please register in advance (for both in-person attendance, and online) at https://www.bsr.ac.uk/news/italy-events
September TUESDAY 26 OCTOBER St Andrews), Francesco Maria Cifarelli
17.00–18.30 UK time (Sovrintendenza Capitolina ai Beni
THURSDAY 23 SEPTEMBER THURSDAY 7 OCTOBER UK Event Culturali), Alessandro D’Alessio (Parco
18.00–19.30 18.00–19.30 BSR–Institute of Classical Studies ROME- Archeologico di Ostia Antica), Mirella
#BSROnlineLectures #BSROnlineLectures LONDON Lecture Serlorenzi (Soprintendenza Speciale per i
Violence & Fascism Seminar Series Violence & Fascism Seminar Series Interesting times at Cumae Beni Archeologici di Roma). Facilitated by
1921 e dintorni: police, informers and the 1921 e dintorni: Red and Black violence Marco Maiuro (Sapienza) Seth Bernard (Toronto) and Dan-el Peralta
State Cristina Baldassini (Perugia), Roberto Padilla (Princeton)
Mauro Canali (Camerino), Jonathan Bianchi (Firenze) and Matteo Millan THURSDAY 28 OCTOBER
Dunnage (Swansea) and Maura Hametz (Padova). Chaired by John Foot (Bristol) 9.00–19.00 WEDNESDAY 10 NOVEMBER
(James Madison). Chaired by Simon Vine-growing and Winemaking in the 18.00–19.30
Martin (Trinity College Rome; BSR) WEDNESDAY 13 OCTOBER Roman World The Gordon Rushforth Lecture on
18.00–19.30 Day two of a three-day conference Medieval Rome
FRIDAY 24 SEPTEMBER #BSROnlineLectures organised by Emlyn Dodd (BSR), Dimitri Roman books and the papal library in the
18.00–19.30 UK time Leprosy and its similitudes in thirteenth- Van Limbergen (Ghent) and Maria Stella Early Middle Ages
UK Event century Italian preaching Busana (Padova). Rosamond McKitterick (Cambridge; BSR)
#BSREventsUK Edward Sutclif fe (BSR; Bristol) Keynote: From east to west and back
BSR/British Museum special event again: The rise, consolidation and NOVEMBER 11–20
Mary Beard (Cambridge) in conversation expansion of the Roman wine industry BEING HUMAN FESTIVAL 2021
with Andrew Wallace-Hadrill (Cambridge) Patrick E. McGovern (Pennsylvania) Rome: a city of renewal
on Nero: the face of power Online talks and virtual walking tour
18.00–19.30
October #BSROnlineLectures WEDNESDAY 17 NOVEMBER
Violence & Fascism Seminar Series 18.00–19.30
WEDNESDAY 6 OCTOBER 1921 e dintorni: Fascist martyrs G.E. Rickman Lecture
18.00–19.30 Amy King (Bristol), Hannah Malone (Max Harbours and working boats of the ancient
#BSROnlineLectures Planck) and Simon Martin (Trinity College Mediterranean
Elite housing and the transformation of Rome; BSR). Chaired by John Foot (Bristol) Giulia Boetto (Marseille)
Rome’s eastern Caelian in the first–fourth
centuries CE
Thea Ravasi (Newcastle) November
A woman feeding a leper in bed, c. 1275–1300, Tempera
colours and gold leaf on parchment. J. Paul Getty Muse- WEDNESDAY 3 NOVEMBER
um, Ms. Ludwig VIII 3 (83.MK.94), fol. 43. 18.00–19.30
Image courtesy of the Getty’s Open Content Program.
#BSROnlineLectures
Reconsidering mid-Republican Rome and
WEDNESDAY 20 OCTOBER Latium
18.00–19.30 A conversation with Rita Volpe
View of the remains of a Roman elite house under BSR FINE ARTS TALK (Sovrintendenza Capitolina ai Beni
corsia Mazzoni in the Ospedale di San Giovanni in Justin Randolph Thompson (BSR) Culturali), Christopher Smith (AHRC; View of the Villa Borghese, Johan Wilhelm Baur, 1636.
Laterano, Rome. Photo by Thea Ravasi. © Ministero della Cultura – Galleria BorgheseTHURSDAY 18 NOVEMBER THURSDAY 2–FRIDAY 3 MONDAY 13 DECEMBER BSR Award-holders
9.45–18.00 DECEMBER 18.00–19.30
Early Modern Palaces, Real and Imagined: 10.00–18.00 Gothic revival atop the heirlooms of HUMANITIES
Conversations, Descriptions and Reassessing Rome after Empire: an Urban antiquity: villa mills and the Palatine Hill,
Representations History Approach c.1818–1926 Balsdon Fellows
Conference organised in collaboration Two-day conference organised by Caroline Tommaso Zerbi (BSR; Edinburgh) Dr Peter Fane-Saunders
with Galleria Borghese and Goodson (Cambridge) and Julia Hillner Ancient Greek accounts of lost
co-organised by Francesca Cappelletti (Bonn; BSR). Funded by the British WEDNESDAY 15 DECEMBER architecture and their influence, from
(Galleria Borghese), Francesco Freddolini Academy 18.00–19.30 the Renaissance to the Enlightenment
(Sapienza), Harriet O’Neill (BSR; Royal Molly Cotton Lecture
Holloway) and Caterina Volpi (Sapienza). In search of Roman arboriculture: Dr Rachel Haworth (Leeds)
ideology, display and economy Stasera in TV: Italian variety television
MONDAY 22 NOVEMBER Annalisa Marzano (Reading; BSR) and its stars 1954–74
18.00–19.30
#BSROnlineLectures THURSDAY 16 DECEMBER Dr Jan Machielsen (Cardiff)
VIOLENCE AND FASCISM SEMINAR SERIES 18.00–19.30 Sanctity and the refashioning of early
1921 e dintorni: ‘everyday’ violence #BSROnlineLectures modern Catholicism: saints and their
Josh Arthurs (Toronto), Michael Ebner Violence & Fascism Seminar Series causes between Rome and locality
(Syracuse, USA) and Kate Ferris (St 1921 e dintorni: squadrismo dopo
Andrews). Chaired by John Foot (Bristol) squadrismo Assoc. Prof Flavia Marcello
Emma Talbot, Ghost Calls, DCA Dundee 2021 © the
and Simon Martin (Trinity College Rome; artist, DCA, Galerie Onrust and Petra Rinck Galerie. John Foot (Bristol)and Andrea Mammone (Swinburne)
BSR) Photo: Ruth Clark (Royal Holloway). Chaired by Simon Rome at war: urban memories from the
Martin (Trinity College Rome; BSR) death of the regime to the birth of the
WEDNESDAY 24 NOVEMBER MONDAY 6 DECEMBER first republic
18.00-19.30 18.00–19.30
Stasera in TV: Italian variety television and MAX MARA Art Prize for Women Lecture Hugh Last Fellow
its stars 1954–74 Emma Talbot (Max Mara Art Prize for EVENTS KEY Professor Costas Panayotakis
Rachel Haworth (BSR; Leeds) Women recipient) in conversation with (Glasgow)
Valentino Nizzo (Museo Nazionale Hybrid Events (Online and in- Trimalchio and the monuments: material
Etrusco di Villa Giulia). Chaired by Abigail person) culture, self-fashioning and social
December Brundin (BSR) A limited number of in-person aesthetics in Petronius’s Satyricon
spaces are available for these
WEDNESDAY 1 DECEMBER FRIDAY 10 DECEMBER events. Registration is essential. Shortland-Jones Fellow
18.00–19.30 18.30–20.30 Everyone attending an event in Dr Reuben Grima (Malta)
A tale of two cities: the fate of Delhi as December Mostra Rome must pre-register using Inventing the past: reconsidering early
UNESCO World Heritage Opening of exhibition of works by current Eventbrite, and will be required to modern antiquarian networks between
Lynn Meskell (Pennsylvania) Fine Arts award-holders at the BSR. present a valid Covid vaccination Malta and Italy
Co-organised with the American Academy Exhibition opening hours (by appointment pass.
in Rome as part of the 2021 Jerome only): Monday–Saturday (closed Sunday), Associate Senior Fellow
Lecture Series 14.00–17.00, until Friday 17 December. Online only Dr Emma Bond (St Andrews)
Contact Fine Arts Curator, Marta Pellerini Museum practices in world literature:
(finearts@bsrome.it) for an appointment. In person only postcolonial objects in care at the
Museo Italo Africano ‘Ilaria Alpi’Rome Fellow Ralegh Radford Rome Awardees Giles Worsley Rome Fellow Québec Resident
Dr Matt Myers (Oxford) Ilyas Azouzi (UCL) Giacomo Damiani (Kent) Etienne Desrosiers
Transnational exchange and ideological Building capital cities. Rome, Addis Learning from Bramante: Donato Bramante’s
struggle: Rinascita and the European Abeba and Tirana geometrical forms in Renaissance Rome and Scholars’ Prize in Architecture
imagination of Italian Communism during the digital revolution in architectural design Amy Thompson
the First Republic Dr Emma Barron (Sydney)
Protesting celebrity: mass culture and the VISUAL ART & ARCHITECTURE BSR Research Fellows
Rome Awardees 1968 Venice Biennale protests
Dr Samuel Agbamu (Royal Holloway) Abbey Fellows in Painting Joan Barclay Lloyd
Restorations of empire in Africa: ancient Sean Wyer (California, Berkeley) Richard Burton Flaminia Bartolini
Rome and modern Italy’s African colonies Roma acattolica: Islam and Judaism in Heloise Delegue Maria Cristina Biella
the Italian capital Margaux Ogden Raf faella Bucolo
Dr Eleanor Careless (Sussex) Patrizia Cavazzini
Chronicles of the Italian feminist Paul Mellon Centre Rome Fellow Abbey Scholar in Painting Letizia Ceccarelli
movement: transnational print cultures and Dr Tommaso Zerbi (Edinburgh) Claudio Pestana Francesco Maria Cifarelli
the feminist avant-garde Gothic revival atop the heirlooms of Roberto Cobianchi
antiquity: villa mills and the Palatine Hill, Ampersand Foundation Fellow Maria Giuseppina Di Monte
Dr Jacob Currie (Oxford) c. 1818–1926 Professor Jo Stockham Eloisa Dodero
The works of Gerald of Wales Elizabeth Fentress
John R. Murray Creative Writing Resident Arts Council Northern Ireland Fellow Alessandra Ferrini
Marina Inì (Cambridge) Dr Rebecca Johnson (UEA) Sharon Kelly Stefania Gerevini
Spaces of diversity in eighteenth-century 21st century food writing: mapping the Inge Lyse Hansen
Ancona complexity of eating in public Augusta Scholar Andrew Hopkins
Ruaidhri Ryan Clare Hornsby
Davide Massimo (Oxford) Macquarie Gale Rome Scholars David Knipp
Greek funerary epigrams from Rome in Dustin McKenzie (Macquarie) The Bridget Riley Fellows Simon Martin
context Beyond the rock and the hard place: Lara Smithson Annalisa Marzano
empire, landscape and connectivity in Barbara Walker MBE Francesca Parrilla
Roberta Minnucci (Nottingham) the strait of Messana (300 BC–AD 300) Guido Petruccioli
Rome and the foreign gaze: the Creative Wales–BSR Fellow Renato Sebastiani
reinterpretation of classical antiquity in Dr Lyn Kidson (Alphacrucis) Freya Dooley Christopher Siwicki
contemporary art in the 1960s and 1970s Coins of the New Testament world: the Justin Randolph Thompson
intersection between early Christianity, Helpmann Academy Resident Thomas True
Alessandra Tafaro (Warwick) imperial ideology, visual communication Brianna Speight Maurice Whitehead
The monumentality of gladiatorial graf fiti and the Roman economy Karin Wolfe
in the Roman amphitheatre: a contextual National Art School, Sydney, Resident
reading Coleman–Hilton (University of Sydney) Skye Wagner
Scholar
Dr Alessia Zinnari (Glasgow) Tonya Rushmer (Sydney) New Contemporaries-BSR Residents
Art and activism: Rome and the 1970s Fruits of empire: grain in the Roman Leah Capaldi
feminist avant-garde Republic Laura Hindmarsh
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