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08 May

Propaganda Fide, Rome and Foreigners in the Modern Age
Giovanni Pizzorusso

15 May

Between medicine and philosophy: Galen and the passions of the soul
Riccardo Chiaradonna

22 May

Demonic Visions. Depictions of Hell in the City of the Popes in the Middle Ages.
Andrea Gamberini

29 May

Limen/Limes
Guendalina Salimei

05 June

Unspoken Words: Writers and Censors in Counter-Reformation Rome.
Giorgio Caravale

12 June

Saturnino Gatti and his studio (16th century)
Michele Maccherini

19 June

Rome rises from the ashes. The new cities from Nero to Domitian
Paolo Carafa

26 June

Two ‘extravagant’ Polish ambassadors in 17th century Rome
Gaetano Platania

03 July

Reasons versus passions: a false dichotomy at the origin of 21st century polarisations
Cristina Meini

10 July

The building is a tree
Massimo Alvisi

18 September

1600 and Environs. A turning point in the arts between Rome and Naples
Giuseppe Porzio

25 September

An urban landscape of symbols, rites, and ceremonies: the Via Sacra between ancient and medieval times
Domenico Palombi

02 October

Neapolitans in the eternal city
Vittoria Fiorelli

Eventi passati

17 April

Converted in Rome: an ambassador from the Congo at the time of Pope Borghese
Sabina Pavone

10 April

Rome and the Christians in the 4th century. The conquest of visibility in the urban landscape
Lucrezia Spera

04 April

The Holy Year 1475 and the Cyborium of the Apostles on the high altar of St Peter's in the Vatican
Francesco Caglioti

27 March

Filarete and the ancient
Arnold Nesselrath

20 March

Superisolates how to change everything without changing anything
Salvador Rueda

06 March

Words that desire: language and emotions in Aristotle
Francesca Piazza

27 February

A city of non-Romans? Migration in Rome in the Modern Age
Matteo Sanfilippo

20 February

At the beginning of a new religious landscape: monumental evidence of Christianity in Rome before Constantine
Vincenzo Fiocchi Nicolai

13 February

From Constantinople to Rome: the bronze door of St Paul Outside the Walls and the fragment in the Museum of the Palazzo Venezia
Alessandro Tomei

06 February

The Rome you don't see. Glimpses of medieval Rome among fortresses, towers and porticoes
Sandro Carocci

30 January

Making the City. Art as an edifying practice
Giorgio de Finis

12 December

Francesco Primaticcio, a Bolognese from Fontainebleau to Rome
Dominique Cordellier

05 December

The Austrian presence in Rome in the 19th century
Andreas Gottsmann

Director Austrian Historical Institute in Rome

28 November

No Space No Time
Massimiliano Fuksas

21 November

Fra Angelico, today
Carl Brandon Strehlke

Art historian

07 November

An American in Rome: Mary McCarthy (1945-1974)
Marina D’Amelia

29 October

Pio V and Palazzo Venezia: the relief with Cristo at the Fariseo's House and the bronze bust of the pontiff
Cristina Conti, Clara Seghesio

24 October

The legend of Pope Giovanna
Annastella Carrino

17 October

Spaniards in Rome, between culture, politics, religion, and international relations
Fernando García Sanz

Director of the Spanish School of History and Archeology in Rome

03 October

Archaeology in Piazza Venezia - History of an urban context
Mirella Serlorenzi

Director of the Baths of Caracalla

26 September

DIALOGUE OF OPPOSITES. Designing function, dysfunction, and narrative
Franco Raggi

Architect

18 September

The goddess and the king of the forest. The sanctuary of Lake Nemi
Paolo Carafa

Full professor of Classical Archaeology and pro-rector for archaeological heritage, ‘Sapienza’ University of Rome

12 September

Senseable Cities
Carlo Ratti

Architect

18 July

At the origins of the École française de Rome: humanist knowledge, international collaboration and Roman sociability.
Brigitte Marin

Director of the École française

11 July

Medieval Rome: an archaeological perspective
Andrea Augenti

Professor of Medieval Archaeology, University of Bologna

04 July

'These marvellous ancient stones': Tiziano in Rome (1545-1546)
Marsel Grosso

Associate Professor of History of Modern Art, University of Padua

27 June

Squares - Phenomenology of the unexpected
Giuseppe Grant

Architect

20 June

Adelaide Ristori in Rome. A global leading actress and writer
Carlotta Sorba

Historian

13 June

In the sign of Goethe? German myths, presences and experiences in the Eternal City
Martin Baumeister

Director of the German Historical Institute in Rome

06 June

Kings, emperors and founders: the cults of kings and the Campus Martius
Paolo Carafa

Full Professor of Classical Archaeology and Pro-Rector for Archaeological Heritage, 'Sapienza' University of Rome

23 May

Who was Pius XII? The pope of difficult times
Andrea Riccardi

Historian

16 May

Design and protect
Laura Andreini

Architect

18 April

Reimagining old and new worlds: the American Academy in Rome
Aliza S. Wong

American Academy of Rome director

09 April

"Tu solus Didacus in Urbe". Velàzquez's second stay in Rome.
David García Cueto

Director of the Department of Italian and French Painting (until 1800) at the Prado National Museum

04 April

Botteghe oscure: history of a millennial street
Daniele Manacorda

Archaeologist

28 March

Structures
Maria Claudia Clemente e Francesco Isidori

Architects

21 March

Christina of Sweden, a queen in Rome
Lisa Roscioni

Professor of Modern History, "Sapienza" University of Rome

14 March

Rome as seen through British eyes: a long history of cultural fascination
Abigail Brundin

Director British Academy in Rome

07 March

From turning the empire around to the forgotten ancient city
Andrea Carandini

Professor emeritus of Greek and Roman archaeology and art history

28 February

From the Superb to the Eternal City (and vice versa): artists traveling between the 16th and 18th centuries
Piero Maria Boccardo

Art historian

22 February

The many lives of an "extreme" pope: Boniface VIII and power
Massimo Vallerani

Full professor of medieval history, University of Turin

15 February

It's okay
Aldo Aymonino

Architect

14 December

The Jesuit Missionary. Europe Discovers Japan
Irene Fosi

Professor of Modern History, Università Gabriele D’Annunzio, Chieti-Pescara

05 December

Ribera in Rome
Giuseppe Porzio

Professor of History of Modern Art at the Università di Napoli L’Orientale

30 November

Piazza Venezia: History and Image in Roman Cartography from the Renaissance to Today
Mario Bevilacqua

Professor of History of Architecture at “Sapienza” Università di Roma

23 November

The Lacquers of the Venetians
Tomaso Piva e Clara Santini

Tomaso Piva, antiquarian and Clara Santini, art historian

16 November

The Majesty of Marble: The Apostolate of San Giovanni in Laterano
Andrea Bacchi

Professor of History of Modern Art at the Università di Bologna

26 October

Carlo Pisacane: Dying for Italy
Marco Meriggi

Professor of History of Political Institutions at the Department of Humanities of the Università di Napoli Federico II

19 October

Light and Dark in Carthusian Intarsia, Free Notes on the Creation of a Method of Interpretation
Bruno Botticelli e Simone Chiarugi

Bruno Botticelli, antiquarian and president of the Associazione Antiquari d’Italia, and Simone Chiarugi, art historian and restorer

12 October

Two Generations of Roman Artists, towards 1960
Flavio Fergonzi

Professor of History of Contemporary art at the Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa

05 October

Before Giordano Bruno. An Unbeliever at the Stake in 16th-Century Rome
Vincenzo Lavenia

Professor of Modern History at the University of Bologna

28 September

Baldassarre Peruzzi Painter and the Decoration of the Ponzetti Chapel of Santa Maria della Pace in Rome
Alessandro Angelini

Professor of History of Modern Art at the Università degli Studi in Siena

26 September

Building a new Italy. President Einaudi, mixing democracy and liberalism
Maurizio Ridolfi

Professor of Contemporary History at the Università della Tuscia (Viterbo)

21 September

Fashionable Passion and Patriotic Pleasure: piazza Venezia, Theatre of a United Italy
Claudia Conforti

Professor of History of Architecture in the Department of Business Engineering of the Università di Roma Tor Vergata

14 September

Heretical Genealogy
Gianluca Peluffo

Associate Professor in the Faculty of Architecture of Kore, Enna

07 September

Between Popes and the Republic. Machiavelli’s Two Romes
Gabriele Pedullà

Professor of Italian literature at the University of Roma Tre

20 July

Collecting Antique Ironwork in Italy
Alessandro Cesati e Mario Scalini

Alessandro Cesati, antiquarian, and Mario Scalini, art historian

13 July

Sandro Botticelli painter in the Sistine Chapel. A narration and portrait
Patrizia Zambrano

Professor of the History of Modern Art at the Università del Piemonte Orientale

06 July

The imagination can take you anywhere
Carmen Andriani

Architect and professor of Architectural Design

22 June

The burial of St Petronilla and Guercino in Rome
Daniele Benati

Professor of the History of Modern Art at the Università di Bologna

15 June

New Renaissance Models in the Palazzo Venezia area
Alessandro Zuccari

Professor of the History of Modern art and vice-chancellor of the "Sapienza" Università di Roma

08 June

I Don’t Know
Stefano Pujatti

Architect

30 May

Historical notes on the evolution of bladed weapons
Gherardo Turchi e Glauco Angeletti

Gherardo Turchi, antiquarian and Glauco Angeletti, hoplologist

18 May

Cicero vs Catiline: political struggles in Ancient Rome
Luciano Canfora

Professor emeritus of the Università di Bari

11 May

The Vittoriano in Rome - “Umbertino style” and the Liberty ambivalence
Valerio Terraroli

Professor of the History of Art Criticism and the Museology and History of Contemporary Art at the Università degli Studi di Verona

04 May

Between the Quirinale and Campidoglio hills and the Tiber. Urban landscapes on the edge of Ancient Rome
Paolo Carafa

Professor of Classical Archaeology and vice-chancellor of the Archaeological Heritage of "Sapienza", Università in Rome

27 April

Process
Giuseppina Grasso Cannizzo

Architect

20 April

Cola di Rienzo. The times and people of Rome
E. Igor Mineo

Professor of Mediaeval History at the Università di Palermo

13 April

Rome’s collections and museums – a training ground for connoisseurs
Donata Levi

Professor of Museology and History of Art Criticism at the Università di Udine

06 April

Mozart at Palazzo Venezia (1770)
Paola Besutti

Professor of Musicology and Music History. President of the Degree Course in the Disciplines of the Arts, Music and Performing Arts (DAMS).

30 March

After Craxi and Mani Pulite have we really seen a second Republic?
Simona Colarizi

Professor emeritus of Contemporary History at the Università La Sapienza in Rome

23 March

18TH-century furniture for the Chigi family
Alvar González-Palacios

Art historian

14 March

Venice in Rome. Palazzo San Marco with its magnificence, erudition and collecting
Linda Borean

Professor of the History of Modern Art at the Università di Udine

09 March

FÓRME PRÒSSIME
Beniamino Servino

Architect

02 March

An unheeded witness. No one believed the story of the Shoah
Umberto Gentiloni Silveri

Professor of Contemporary History at the Università La Sapienza in Rome

23 February

A modern and sorrowful painting, aflame and resplendent
Barbara Cinelli

Art historian

16 February

The decorative arts in neoclassical Rome
Alessandra Di Castro & Francesco Leone

Vice president of the Associazione Antiquari d’Italia / Professor of the History of Contemporary Art at the Università G. D’Annunzio in Chieti

09 February

Women of Rome, women in Rome. The Pigna quarter and its protagonists (16th-19th centuries
Marina Formica

Professor of Modern History

02 February

Imaginary Architecture
Carmelo Baglivo

Architect

26 January

Nilde Iotti and Tina Anselmi: the women behind the Republic
Silvia Salvatici

Professor of contemporary history at the Università di Firenze

17 January

Umbertini in toga. Rome and Pompeii in the 19th-century imagination
Carlo Sisi

President of the Accademia di Belle Arti di Firenze

27 December

Nero a metà by Pino Daniele
Ernesto Assante

Journalist and music critic

20 December

King of the Romans. Adventures and misfortunes of Frederick Barbarossa
Franco Cardini

Professor emeritus of Medieval History, Institute of Human and Social Sciences, Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa

15 December

A modern, psychic grace: Donato Creti's The Dance of the Nymphs, the 'Watteau Bolognese'.
Anna Maria Ambrosini Massari

Full professor of History of Modern Art, University of Urbino - Carlo Bo

06 December

The museum crossing
Antonella Greco

Architectural Historian

01 December

Creuza de mà by Fabrizio De André
Gino Castaldo

Journalist and music critic

24 November

Benedetto Croce. A presence in Rome
Alessandra Tarquini

Professor of Contemporary History, La Sapienza University

17 November

The Lamentation Over the Dead Christ by Lelio Orsi
Vittoria Romani

Full professor of History of Modern Art and History of Drawing and Graphics, University of Padua

10 November

Empathic Journeys. Interconnections between mental comfort, body, habitat, real, virtual
Patricia Urquiola

Architect and Designer

03 November

Rimmel by Francesco De Gregori
Teresa De Santis

Rai Com President

27 October

Around Nicola Pisano and a small pyrite head belonging to the Kircherian Museum
Laura Cavazzini

Professor of Medieval Art History, University of Trento

20 October

Donna Olimpia. A scandal in the Church?
Maria Antonietta Visceglia

Professor of Modern History, La Sapienza University

13 October

Visual energies between bodies and museum spaces
Paolo Portoghesi

Architect, Professor Emeritus, La Sapienza University

11 October

Thoughts in terracotta, writings in bronze. Algardi and the Baptism of Christ
Lucia Simonato

Associate Professor in Museology, Art Criticism and Restoration, Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa

06 October

La voce del padrone (The master's voice) by Franco Battiato
Gino Castaldo

Journalist and music critic

29 September

The works of Mino da Fiesole
Francesco Caglioti

Full Professor of Medieval Art History, Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa

22 September

John XXIII and the Second Vatican Council
Alberto Melloni

Full Professor of History of Christianity, University of Modena-Reggio Emilia

15 September

Com’è profondo il mare (How Deep is the Sea) by Lucio Dalla
Ernesto Assante

Journalist and music critic

06 September

Imagination as a resource for the development of places
Elena Granata

Professor of Urban Planning, Department of Architecture and Urban Studies, Politecnico, Milano

26 July

Designing wonder. Exhibitions, installations and museums in contemporary practice
Luca Molinari

Professor of Theory and Architectural Design "Luigi Vanvitelli" University

21 July

Napoleon. The Emperor and the Myth of Rome
Antonino De Francesco

Historian, State University of Milan

14 July

Gianna Nannini’s Puzzles
Teresa De Santis

President of Raicom

07 July

Variations on a Madonna by Pietro Alamanno
Riccardo Naldi

Art historian, University of Naples "L’Orientale"

30 June

The meeting point. Space, Mirror, Photography
Alessandra Chemollo

Photographer

23 June

Enrico Berlinguer, the city of Rome and the political scene in Italy in the “long seventies”
Silvio Pons

Historian, Scuola Normale Superiore of Pisa and president of the Gramsci Foundation

15 June

Via Paolo Fabbri 43 by Francesco Guccini
Ernesto Assante

Journalist and music critic

09 June

The Madonna and Child by Michele da Firenze
Aldo Galli

Art Historian, University of Trento

26 May

The secret life of imperfect architectures and the foundation rite of another planet earth
Cherubino Gambardella

Architect, University of Campania

19 May

Veronica and the others. Women in Rome
Fernanda Alfieri

Historian, University of Bologna

25 September

An urban landscape of symbols, rites, and ceremonies: the Via Sacra between ancient and medieval times
Domenico Palombi

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In the Center of Rome

Propaganda Fide, Rome and Foreigners in the Modern Age Giovanni Pizzorusso

Between medicine and philosophy: Galen and the passions of the soul Riccardo Chiaradonna

Demonic Visions. Depictions of Hell in the City of the Popes in the Middle Ages. Andrea Gamberini

Limen/Limes Guendalina Salimei

Unspoken Words: Writers and Censors in Counter-Reformation Rome. Giorgio Caravale

Saturnino Gatti and his studio (16th century) Michele Maccherini

Rome rises from the ashes. The new cities from Nero to Domitian Paolo Carafa

Two ‘extravagant’ Polish ambassadors in 17th century Rome Gaetano Platania

Reasons versus passions: a false dichotomy at the origin of 21st century polarisations Cristina Meini

The building is a tree Massimo Alvisi

1600 and Environs. A turning point in the arts between Rome and Naples Giuseppe Porzio

An urban landscape of symbols, rites, and ceremonies: the Via Sacra between ancient and medieval times Domenico Palombi

Neapolitans in the eternal city Vittoria Fiorelli

Converted in Rome: an ambassador from the Congo at the time of Pope Borghese Sabina Pavone

Rome and the Christians in the 4th century. The conquest of visibility in the urban landscape Lucrezia Spera

The Holy Year 1475 and the Cyborium of the Apostles on the high altar of St Peter's in the Vatican Francesco Caglioti

Filarete and the ancient Arnold Nesselrath

Superisolates how to change everything without changing anything Salvador Rueda

Words that desire: language and emotions in Aristotle Francesca Piazza

A city of non-Romans? Migration in Rome in the Modern Age Matteo Sanfilippo

At the beginning of a new religious landscape: monumental evidence of Christianity in Rome before Constantine Vincenzo Fiocchi Nicolai

From Constantinople to Rome: the bronze door of St Paul Outside the Walls and the fragment in the Museum of the Palazzo Venezia Alessandro Tomei

The Rome you don't see. Glimpses of medieval Rome among fortresses, towers and porticoes Sandro Carocci

Making the City. Art as an edifying practice Giorgio de Finis

Francesco Primaticcio, a Bolognese from Fontainebleau to Rome Dominique Cordellier

The Austrian presence in Rome in the 19th century Andreas Gottsmann Director Austrian Historical Institute in Rome

No Space No Time Massimiliano Fuksas

Fra Angelico, today Carl Brandon Strehlke Art historian

An American in Rome: Mary McCarthy (1945-1974) Marina D’Amelia

Pio V and Palazzo Venezia: the relief with Cristo at the Fariseo's House and the bronze bust of the pontiff Cristina Conti, Clara Seghesio

The legend of Pope Giovanna Annastella Carrino

Spaniards in Rome, between culture, politics, religion, and international relations Fernando García Sanz Director of the Spanish School of History and Archeology in Rome

Archaeology in Piazza Venezia - History of an urban context Mirella Serlorenzi Director of the Baths of Caracalla

DIALOGUE OF OPPOSITES. Designing function, dysfunction, and narrative Franco Raggi Architect

The goddess and the king of the forest. The sanctuary of Lake Nemi Paolo Carafa Full professor of Classical Archaeology and pro-rector for archaeological heritage, ‘Sapienza’ University of Rome

Senseable Cities Carlo Ratti Architect

At the origins of the École française de Rome: humanist knowledge, international collaboration and Roman sociability. Brigitte Marin Director of the École française

Medieval Rome: an archaeological perspective Andrea Augenti Professor of Medieval Archaeology, University of Bologna

'These marvellous ancient stones': Tiziano in Rome (1545-1546) Marsel Grosso Associate Professor of History of Modern Art, University of Padua

Squares - Phenomenology of the unexpected Giuseppe Grant Architect

Adelaide Ristori in Rome. A global leading actress and writer Carlotta Sorba Historian

In the sign of Goethe? German myths, presences and experiences in the Eternal City Martin Baumeister Director of the German Historical Institute in Rome

Kings, emperors and founders: the cults of kings and the Campus Martius Paolo Carafa Full Professor of Classical Archaeology and Pro-Rector for Archaeological Heritage, 'Sapienza' University of Rome

Who was Pius XII? The pope of difficult times Andrea Riccardi Historian

Design and protect Laura Andreini Architect

Reimagining old and new worlds: the American Academy in Rome Aliza S. Wong American Academy of Rome director

"Tu solus Didacus in Urbe". Velàzquez's second stay in Rome. David García Cueto Director of the Department of Italian and French Painting (until 1800) at the Prado National Museum

Botteghe oscure: history of a millennial street Daniele Manacorda Archaeologist

Structures Maria Claudia Clemente e Francesco Isidori Architects

Christina of Sweden, a queen in Rome Lisa Roscioni Professor of Modern History, "Sapienza" University of Rome

Rome as seen through British eyes: a long history of cultural fascination Abigail Brundin Director British Academy in Rome

From turning the empire around to the forgotten ancient city Andrea Carandini Professor emeritus of Greek and Roman archaeology and art history

From the Superb to the Eternal City (and vice versa): artists traveling between the 16th and 18th centuries Piero Maria Boccardo Art historian

The many lives of an "extreme" pope: Boniface VIII and power Massimo Vallerani Full professor of medieval history, University of Turin

It's okay Aldo Aymonino Architect

The Jesuit Missionary. Europe Discovers Japan Irene Fosi Professor of Modern History, Università Gabriele D’Annunzio, Chieti-Pescara

Ribera in Rome Giuseppe Porzio Professor of History of Modern Art at the Università di Napoli L’Orientale

Piazza Venezia: History and Image in Roman Cartography from the Renaissance to Today Mario Bevilacqua Professor of History of Architecture at “Sapienza” Università di Roma

The Lacquers of the Venetians Tomaso Piva e Clara Santini Tomaso Piva, antiquarian and Clara Santini, art historian

The Majesty of Marble: The Apostolate of San Giovanni in Laterano Andrea Bacchi Professor of History of Modern Art at the Università di Bologna

Carlo Pisacane: Dying for Italy Marco Meriggi Professor of History of Political Institutions at the Department of Humanities of the Università di Napoli Federico II

Light and Dark in Carthusian Intarsia, Free Notes on the Creation of a Method of Interpretation Bruno Botticelli e Simone Chiarugi Bruno Botticelli, antiquarian and president of the Associazione Antiquari d’Italia, and Simone Chiarugi, art historian and restorer

Two Generations of Roman Artists, towards 1960 Flavio Fergonzi Professor of History of Contemporary art at the Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa

Before Giordano Bruno. An Unbeliever at the Stake in 16th-Century Rome Vincenzo Lavenia Professor of Modern History at the University of Bologna

Baldassarre Peruzzi Painter and the Decoration of the Ponzetti Chapel of Santa Maria della Pace in Rome Alessandro Angelini Professor of History of Modern Art at the Università degli Studi in Siena

Building a new Italy. President Einaudi, mixing democracy and liberalism Maurizio Ridolfi Professor of Contemporary History at the Università della Tuscia (Viterbo)

Fashionable Passion and Patriotic Pleasure: piazza Venezia, Theatre of a United Italy Claudia Conforti Professor of History of Architecture in the Department of Business Engineering of the Università di Roma Tor Vergata

Heretical Genealogy Gianluca Peluffo Associate Professor in the Faculty of Architecture of Kore, Enna

Between Popes and the Republic. Machiavelli’s Two Romes Gabriele Pedullà Professor of Italian literature at the University of Roma Tre

Collecting Antique Ironwork in Italy Alessandro Cesati e Mario Scalini Alessandro Cesati, antiquarian, and Mario Scalini, art historian

Sandro Botticelli painter in the Sistine Chapel. A narration and portrait Patrizia Zambrano Professor of the History of Modern Art at the Università del Piemonte Orientale

The imagination can take you anywhere Carmen Andriani Architect and professor of Architectural Design

The burial of St Petronilla and Guercino in Rome Daniele Benati Professor of the History of Modern Art at the Università di Bologna

New Renaissance Models in the Palazzo Venezia area Alessandro Zuccari Professor of the History of Modern art and vice-chancellor of the "Sapienza" Università di Roma

I Don’t Know Stefano Pujatti Architect

Historical notes on the evolution of bladed weapons Gherardo Turchi e Glauco Angeletti Gherardo Turchi, antiquarian and Glauco Angeletti, hoplologist

Cicero vs Catiline: political struggles in Ancient Rome Luciano Canfora Professor emeritus of the Università di Bari

The Vittoriano in Rome - “Umbertino style” and the Liberty ambivalence Valerio Terraroli Professor of the History of Art Criticism and the Museology and History of Contemporary Art at the Università degli Studi di Verona

Propaganda Fide, Rome and Foreigners in the Modern Age
Giovanni Pizzorusso

Between medicine and philosophy: Galen and the passions of the soul
Riccardo Chiaradonna

Demonic Visions. Depictions of Hell in the City of the Popes in the Middle Ages.
Andrea Gamberini

Limen/Limes
Guendalina Salimei

Unspoken Words: Writers and Censors in Counter-Reformation Rome.
Giorgio Caravale

Saturnino Gatti and his studio (16th century)
Michele Maccherini

Rome rises from the ashes. The new cities from Nero to Domitian
Paolo Carafa

Two ‘extravagant’ Polish ambassadors in 17th century Rome
Gaetano Platania

Reasons versus passions: a false dichotomy at the origin of 21st century polarisations
Cristina Meini

The building is a tree
Massimo Alvisi

1600 and Environs. A turning point in the arts between Rome and Naples
Giuseppe Porzio

An urban landscape of symbols, rites, and ceremonies: the Via Sacra between ancient and medieval times
Domenico Palombi

Neapolitans in the eternal city
Vittoria Fiorelli

Converted in Rome: an ambassador from the Congo at the time of Pope Borghese
Sabina Pavone

Rome and the Christians in the 4th century. The conquest of visibility in the urban landscape
Lucrezia Spera

The Holy Year 1475 and the Cyborium of the Apostles on the high altar of St Peter's in the Vatican
Francesco Caglioti

Filarete and the ancient
Arnold Nesselrath

Superisolates how to change everything without changing anything
Salvador Rueda

Words that desire: language and emotions in Aristotle
Francesca Piazza

A city of non-Romans? Migration in Rome in the Modern Age
Matteo Sanfilippo

At the beginning of a new religious landscape: monumental evidence of Christianity in Rome before Constantine
Vincenzo Fiocchi Nicolai

From Constantinople to Rome: the bronze door of St Paul Outside the Walls and the fragment in the Museum of the Palazzo Venezia
Alessandro Tomei

The Rome you don't see. Glimpses of medieval Rome among fortresses, towers and porticoes
Sandro Carocci

Making the City. Art as an edifying practice
Giorgio de Finis

Francesco Primaticcio, a Bolognese from Fontainebleau to Rome
Dominique Cordellier

The Austrian presence in Rome in the 19th century
Andreas Gottsmann

Director Austrian Historical Institute in Rome

No Space No Time
Massimiliano Fuksas

Fra Angelico, today
Carl Brandon Strehlke

Art historian

An American in Rome: Mary McCarthy (1945-1974)
Marina D’Amelia

Pio V and Palazzo Venezia: the relief with Cristo at the Fariseo's House and the bronze bust of the pontiff
Cristina Conti, Clara Seghesio

The legend of Pope Giovanna
Annastella Carrino

Spaniards in Rome, between culture, politics, religion, and international relations
Fernando García Sanz

Director of the Spanish School of History and Archeology in Rome

Archaeology in Piazza Venezia - History of an urban context
Mirella Serlorenzi

Director of the Baths of Caracalla

DIALOGUE OF OPPOSITES. Designing function, dysfunction, and narrative
Franco Raggi

Architect

The goddess and the king of the forest. The sanctuary of Lake Nemi
Paolo Carafa

Full professor of Classical Archaeology and pro-rector for archaeological heritage, ‘Sapienza’ University of Rome

Senseable Cities
Carlo Ratti

Architect

At the origins of the École française de Rome: humanist knowledge, international collaboration and Roman sociability.
Brigitte Marin

Director of the École française

Medieval Rome: an archaeological perspective
Andrea Augenti

Professor of Medieval Archaeology, University of Bologna

'These marvellous ancient stones': Tiziano in Rome (1545-1546)
Marsel Grosso

Associate Professor of History of Modern Art, University of Padua

Squares - Phenomenology of the unexpected
Giuseppe Grant

Architect

Adelaide Ristori in Rome. A global leading actress and writer
Carlotta Sorba

Historian

In the sign of Goethe? German myths, presences and experiences in the Eternal City
Martin Baumeister

Director of the German Historical Institute in Rome

Kings, emperors and founders: the cults of kings and the Campus Martius
Paolo Carafa

Full Professor of Classical Archaeology and Pro-Rector for Archaeological Heritage, 'Sapienza' University of Rome

Who was Pius XII? The pope of difficult times
Andrea Riccardi

Historian

Design and protect
Laura Andreini

Architect

Reimagining old and new worlds: the American Academy in Rome
Aliza S. Wong

American Academy of Rome director

"Tu solus Didacus in Urbe". Velàzquez's second stay in Rome.
David García Cueto

Director of the Department of Italian and French Painting (until 1800) at the Prado National Museum

Botteghe oscure: history of a millennial street
Daniele Manacorda

Archaeologist

Structures
Maria Claudia Clemente e Francesco Isidori

Architects

Christina of Sweden, a queen in Rome
Lisa Roscioni

Professor of Modern History, "Sapienza" University of Rome

Rome as seen through British eyes: a long history of cultural fascination
Abigail Brundin

Director British Academy in Rome

From turning the empire around to the forgotten ancient city
Andrea Carandini

Professor emeritus of Greek and Roman archaeology and art history

From the Superb to the Eternal City (and vice versa): artists traveling between the 16th and 18th centuries
Piero Maria Boccardo

Art historian

The many lives of an "extreme" pope: Boniface VIII and power
Massimo Vallerani

Full professor of medieval history, University of Turin

It's okay
Aldo Aymonino

Architect

The Jesuit Missionary. Europe Discovers Japan
Irene Fosi

Professor of Modern History, Università Gabriele D’Annunzio, Chieti-Pescara

Ribera in Rome
Giuseppe Porzio

Professor of History of Modern Art at the Università di Napoli L’Orientale

Piazza Venezia: History and Image in Roman Cartography from the Renaissance to Today
Mario Bevilacqua

Professor of History of Architecture at “Sapienza” Università di Roma

The Lacquers of the Venetians
Tomaso Piva e Clara Santini

Tomaso Piva, antiquarian and Clara Santini, art historian

The Majesty of Marble: The Apostolate of San Giovanni in Laterano
Andrea Bacchi

Professor of History of Modern Art at the Università di Bologna

Carlo Pisacane: Dying for Italy
Marco Meriggi

Professor of History of Political Institutions at the Department of Humanities of the Università di Napoli Federico II

Light and Dark in Carthusian Intarsia, Free Notes on the Creation of a Method of Interpretation
Bruno Botticelli e Simone Chiarugi

Bruno Botticelli, antiquarian and president of the Associazione Antiquari d’Italia, and Simone Chiarugi, art historian and restorer

Two Generations of Roman Artists, towards 1960
Flavio Fergonzi

Professor of History of Contemporary art at the Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa

Before Giordano Bruno. An Unbeliever at the Stake in 16th-Century Rome
Vincenzo Lavenia

Professor of Modern History at the University of Bologna

Baldassarre Peruzzi Painter and the Decoration of the Ponzetti Chapel of Santa Maria della Pace in Rome
Alessandro Angelini

Professor of History of Modern Art at the Università degli Studi in Siena

Building a new Italy. President Einaudi, mixing democracy and liberalism
Maurizio Ridolfi

Professor of Contemporary History at the Università della Tuscia (Viterbo)

Fashionable Passion and Patriotic Pleasure: piazza Venezia, Theatre of a United Italy
Claudia Conforti

Professor of History of Architecture in the Department of Business Engineering of the Università di Roma Tor Vergata

Heretical Genealogy
Gianluca Peluffo

Associate Professor in the Faculty of Architecture of Kore, Enna

Between Popes and the Republic. Machiavelli’s Two Romes
Gabriele Pedullà

Professor of Italian literature at the University of Roma Tre

Collecting Antique Ironwork in Italy
Alessandro Cesati e Mario Scalini

Alessandro Cesati, antiquarian, and Mario Scalini, art historian

Sandro Botticelli painter in the Sistine Chapel. A narration and portrait
Patrizia Zambrano

Professor of the History of Modern Art at the Università del Piemonte Orientale

The imagination can take you anywhere
Carmen Andriani

Architect and professor of Architectural Design

The burial of St Petronilla and Guercino in Rome
Daniele Benati

Professor of the History of Modern Art at the Università di Bologna

New Renaissance Models in the Palazzo Venezia area
Alessandro Zuccari

Professor of the History of Modern art and vice-chancellor of the "Sapienza" Università di Roma

I Don’t Know
Stefano Pujatti

Architect

Historical notes on the evolution of bladed weapons
Gherardo Turchi e Glauco Angeletti

Gherardo Turchi, antiquarian and Glauco Angeletti, hoplologist

Cicero vs Catiline: political struggles in Ancient Rome
Luciano Canfora

Professor emeritus of the Università di Bari

The Vittoriano in Rome - “Umbertino style” and the Liberty ambivalence
Valerio Terraroli

Professor of the History of Art Criticism and the Museology and History of Contemporary Art at the Università degli Studi di Verona

Between the Quirinale and Campidoglio hills and the Tiber. Urban landscapes on the edge of Ancient Rome
Paolo Carafa

Professor of Classical Archaeology and vice-chancellor of the Archaeological Heritage of "Sapienza", Università in Rome

Process
Giuseppina Grasso Cannizzo

Architect