With the Summer 2015 program now just a few weeks away, we decided to it was time to begin to give you the low-down on life in Rome. Whether you are a student (past or present), are planning a holiday to the city or just enjoy reading about what we are up to on the Rome Art Program, this series of posts will hopefully have something for everyone.
Author: RomeArtBlog
Rome’s Art History: Roma – Amor
Valentine’s Day defines February for many; not by chance there are an increased number of tourists arriving in Rome. The proverbial charm of Italianos, public works of art and secret city legends, innumerable padlocks left on outdoor railings by couples who wish to lock themselves up in the other, all give the impression that the capricious little Amor constantly hovers over this city. Yet I wouldn’t say it’s difficult to pick the work of art that speaks best of him: what could be more befitting than the story of the god of love himself falling in love. Continue reading Rome’s Art History: Roma – Amor
Faculty Works: Steven Meek
If you are in Rome this Thursday (19th March) then why not pop along to an Aperitivo with Summer 2015 Painting Assistant Steven Meek.
Faculty Works: Red Mansion Prize Winner
We are pleased to announce that Tristan Barlow our 2011 and 2012 Teaching Assistant has been awarded the Red Mansion Prize and an exhibition of his work is to be held next week.
Reflections: Rachel Masters – Summer 2013
Janus, according to Ancient Roman religion and mythology, rules as the god of beginnings and transitions. The deity is generally depicted as having two faces, looking forward to the future and behind to the distant past. Janus is often affiliated with doors, gateways, passages, and conclusions. Continue reading Reflections: Rachel Masters – Summer 2013