Window noun
win·dow (wĭn′dō)
An opening in the wall or roof of a building or vehicle, fitted with glass in a frame to admit light or air and allow people to see out…
Or in the case of The Window at 125, encouraging people to look in. Continue reading Faculty Works: The Window at 125
Ping Zheng is a painter who attended the Summer 2012 program. She graduated from the Slade School of Fine Art in June 2014 and is currently studying for her MFA study in Rhode Island School of Design. Continue reading Student Success: Ping Zheng
Antoneil Lyne is a sculptor and painter who’s work uses the technique of bas-relief to capture the imagination of the viewer. Antoneil come to Rome to study on the program in Summer 2011 and is currently exhibiting a series of his works at the iconic 67 Orange Street in New York’s Harlem district.
We spoke to Antoneil recently and he gave us an insight into the exhibition. Continue reading Student Success: Antoneil Lyne
Death of Achilles; Carole Robb
The BBC is making a Future Learn course in conjunction with the University of Leeds and is featuring a film about the BBC Your Paintings website. Continue reading BBC Features Death of Achilles Painting
One of two islands on the River Tiber, Isola Tiberina is the worlds smallest inhabited island. Aproximately 270m long and just 67m wide, the boat shaped island is connected to both sides of the river and was once named Insula Intra-Duos-Pontes which means “the island between the two bridges” Continue reading Locations: Isola Tiberina
Ping Zheng is a painter who attended the Summer 2012 program. She graduated from the Slade School of Fine Art in June 2014 and is currently studying for her MFA study in Rhode Island School of Design. 
Antoneil Lyne is a sculptor and painter who’s work uses the technique of bas-relief to capture the imagination of the viewer. Antoneil come to Rome to study on the program in Summer 2011 and is currently exhibiting a series of his works at the iconic 
One of two islands on the River Tiber, Isola Tiberina is the worlds smallest inhabited island. Aproximately 270m long and just 67m wide, the boat shaped island is connected to both sides of the river and was once named