Public Lectures: Food, Archaeology, and Art
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
Public Lecture: The Renaissance Confusion of Africa
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
Public Lecture: ‘Taking it like candy’: Medicinal Chocolate and the Society of Jesus
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
Public Lecture: Museums as Archives. Cultural Emergence, Disappearance, and Reemergence through Museum Collections
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
Public Lecture: Africa’s Shifting Landscapes. Rome’s Imagined Geographies of Empire
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
Public Lecture: Why Postcolonial Classics Matter
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
Public Lecture: The Ecologies of Italian Colonialism: Fascist Enterprises in North and East Africa
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
Public Lecture: Myths of the Voiceless. Heroes, Ancestors, and the Management of Power in pre-Roman Italy
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
Public Lecture: The Afterlives of Italy’s Fascist Party Headquarters from 1945 to Today
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
Public Lecture: The Assimilation of Mesoamerican Gods in a Visual Theory of Religion. From the Codex Vat. Lat. 3738 to the Work of Lorenzo Pignoria
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
The Three Narratives of the Florentine Codex: Discrepancies and Complementarity between Texts and Images
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
On Observing Plants and Exploring Imagination in Art and Science: De Onkruidenier and Marjo Postma on their work in Rome
KNIR Art Dialogues (KAD)
Beyond ‘The Battle of Algiers’. Fiction, Non-fiction, and Militant Cinema
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
L’Italia brandisce la spada dell’Antica Roma. Classical Archaeology, Ancient History, and Modern Myths in Early 20th Century Italy
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
American Things Reduced into Art: Epistemologies and Politics of Knowledge Appropriation in the 16th Century
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
Italian colonialism and the building of national belonging from XIX Century to the Republic
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
Italian Colonial Museums and Collections. Between History, Memory and Today’s Challenges
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
Indigenous Epistemology and Early Modern Science. Nahua Scholars and the Making of “De historia animalium Novae Hispaniae” (1571-1577)
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
Ongoing Research Projects on the Mid-Republican Colonies of Rome in Southern Lazio and Sabina: Fregellae, Terracina and Cascia, Villa San Silvestro
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
Dynamics of the Durable. A History of Making Things Last in the Arts
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
Memory of the Risorgimento in the South: New Challenges
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
From Mexico to 16th-Century Italy: The Transatlantic Lives of Mesoamerican Artifacts
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
Imagining Institutions Otherwise: Art, Politics, and State Transformation
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)
About the Nuraghe: Colonialism and Rural Exploitation at S’Urachi, Sardinia
KNIR Research Dialogues (KRD)