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Public Lecture: The Education of Aztec Princes. Renaissance learning and the native elite in post-conquest Mexico

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Please note that the date and time have been updated. The event is scheduled for Tuesday, 26 November 2024, at 6 PM.

Roman Museum Legacies: Dialogue with dott.ssa Francesca Cappelletti, director of the Galleria Borghese

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Public Lecture: ‘In tears and ashes, I am undone’. The Punic Wars and Epics of Empire

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Roman Museum Legacies: Dialogue with Francesco Stocchi, Artistic Director of MAXXI

KNIR Dialogue with Directors
Knir Dialogues With Directors

Roman Museum Legacies: Dialogue with Andrea Viliani, Director of the Museo delle Civiltà

KNIR Dialogues with Directors
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Public Lectures: Food, Archaeology, and Art

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Tegel Krd Carlo Taviani

Public Lecture: The Renaissance Confusion of Africa

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Public Lecture: ‘Taking it like candy’: Medicinal Chocolate and the Society of Jesus

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Public Lecture: Museums as Archives. Cultural Emergence, Disappearance, and Reemergence through Museum Collections

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Public Lecture: Africa’s Shifting Landscapes. Rome’s Imagined Geographies of Empire

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Public Lecture: Why Postcolonial Classics Matter

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Public Lecture: The Ecologies of Italian Colonialism: Fascist Enterprises in North and East Africa

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Public Lecture: Myths of the Voiceless. Heroes, Ancestors, and the Management of Power in pre-Roman Italy

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Public Lecture: The Afterlives of Italy’s Fascist Party Headquarters from 1945 to Today

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The Assimilation of Mesoamerican Gods in a Visual Theory of Religion. From the Codex Vat. Lat. 3738 to the Work of Lorenzo Pignoria

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The Three Narratives of the Florentine Codex: Discrepancies and Complementarity between Texts and Images

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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

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L’Italia brandisce la spada dell’Antica Roma. Classical Archaeology, Ancient History, and Modern Myths in Early 20th Century Italy

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American Things Reduced into Art: Epistemologies and Politics of Knowledge Appropriation in the 16th Century

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Italian colonialism and the building of national belonging from XIX Century to the Republic

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Italian Colonial Museums and Collections. Between History, Memory and Today’s Challenges

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Indigenous Epistemology and Early Modern Science. Nahua Scholars and the Making of “De historia animalium Novae Hispaniae” (1571-1577)

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Ongoing Research Projects on the Mid-Republican Colonies of Rome in Southern Lazio and Sabina: Fregellae, Terracina and Cascia, Villa San Silvestro

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Dynamics of the Durable. A History of Making Things Last in the Arts

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Memory of the Risorgimento in the South: New Challenges

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From Mexico to 16th-Century Italy: The Transatlantic Lives of Mesoamerican Artifacts

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Imagining Institutions Otherwise: Art, Politics, and State Transformation

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About the Nuraghe: Colonialism and Rural Exploitation at S’Urachi, Sardinia

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