Word jij een van de nieuwe KNIR Ambassadeurs, 2024-2026?
Ben je tijdens of na je studie op het Koninklijk Nederlands Instituut in Rome geweest en wil je andere studenten en onderzoekers enthousiast maken voor het KNIR? Word dan KNIR Ambassadeur! De deadline voor de sollicitatie is 26 mei. Read moreExhibition Wessel Huisman @ KNIR
Contemporaneously with his exhibition at the Nuovo Museo del Foro Romano “Un pittore olandese a Roma. Wessel Huisman e lo spazio generoso”, the Dutch artist Wessel Huisman (*1954) exhibits several of his works at the KNIR. Our exhibition focusses on Huisman’s studies of light and perspective in famous paintings by Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio (1571-1610). You can visit the exhibition by appointment during office hours. RSVP: secretary@knir.it
Nominations: Artist in Residence
Samen met de Akademie van Kunsten (KNAW) biedt het KNIR kunstenaars de mogelijkheid een periode van maximaal drie maanden in Rome te werken. Hiervoor komen alle kunsten in aanmerking: literatuur, fotografie, architectuur, choreografie, beeldhouwkunst, mode, schilderkunst, design etc. Van 12 februari 2024 t/m 10 mei 2024 is het mogelijk om nominaties in te dienen. Ga naar de website van de Akademie van Kunsten (KNAW) voor het nominatieformulier en de richtlijnen.
Deadline: 10 May 2024
Course: The Art of Making
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Spring School: Neo-Latin Literature in and about Rome
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