september
Roman Museum Legacies: Dialogue with Francesco Stocchi, Artistic Director of MAXXI
KNIR Dialogue with Directors
october
Public Lecture: “A New World is Possible.” Dutch and Flemish Poetry on the Russian War in Ukraine in Postcolonial Perspective
Book Launch: ‘Sixty-Six Toilets and Urinals in the Ancient City of Rome: Sanitary, Urbanistic, and Social Agency’
Course: Archival Politics. Culture, Power, and Suppression
More information will follow soon
november
december
Course: Mining Library Treasures
Discovering the KNIR through its Special Collections
january
Course: Symbols of Power
Thinking about Law and State from Ancient Rome to the European Union
february
Course: The Art of Making
Workshop Practice in the Early Modern Period
march
Course: Latin Epigraphy on location
More information will follow soon
april
Course: Jews, Christians and Mithraists
Urban Traces and Traditions of three “Oriental” Religions in Imperial Rome
may
Course: Writing Rome
Literary Approaches to the City from Antiquity up to the Present
Course: Imagining Africa
Colonialism and Coloniality through Visual and Material Culture