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Cornell in Rome students wrapped up their final field trip with visits to three 16th-century sites in Northern Lazio: the grand Palazzo Farnese in Caprarola, the Villa Lante in Bagnaia, and Bomarzo's Monster Park. Credit: Ryan Wang (B.Arch ‘26
Students from Liana Miuccio’s Intro to Photography and Carolina Ciampaglia’s Italian Cinema courses joined together for a guided visit to Cinecittà. Immersed in Europe’s largest film studio, the class got an in-depth explanat
Join us today at 6 PM for a lecture by Anne Holtrop titled ”Space, Matter, Spaces Between Matter, Matter Tracing Spaces“. Holtrop, a Dutch architect (b. 1977), founded his practice in 2009 and has been based in Muharraq, Bahrain, since 20
Students in ART 3102: Contemporary Rome Seminar by Professor Anna Gorchakovskaya, got to explore the spaces of MAXXI - National Museum of 21st Century Art. They visited two exhibitions, “MAXXI BVLGARI PRIZE 2024” and “Architettura I
Last weekend, students departed on their final overnight trip of the semester, exploring Southern Italy. Journeying first to Matera, students explored the city through a guided tour that took them up and down the winding streets, through cave churche
Join us on November 20th for the screening of L’immensità by director Emanuele Crialese, known for "Respiro" and "Golden Door". Born in Rome with Sicilian roots, Crialese has garnered international acclaim for his fil
Art and architecture students had the chance to visit Palestrina, Tivoli, and Villa Adriana with Professor Jan Gadeyne. A valuable opportunity to experience Southern Italy's rich history and stunning design up close! Credit: Angelina Rappa (B.F.A. '
On Monday the 4th of November, Cornell in Rome architecture students presented their projects for Midterm Review. Students have been working for the past two months, analyzing their site, creating spatial interventions, and transforming their discove
Students in the ART 3102: Contemporary Rome Seminar by Professor Anna Gorchakovskaya visited the “Artists Making Books: Pages of Refuge” exhibition, exploring the intersection of art, graphic design, and the materiality of books. The show
Last weekend, students participated in Oil and Cheese Tasting led by Roberto Bigollo, where they explored the rich origins of olive oil, learning about the economics, environmental impacts, and history of olive oil and cheese production across Italy.
Join us tomorrow at 6 PM for an inspiring lecture with Flores & Prats! Dive into the world of “Emotional Heritage”, where architecture goes beyond buildings to embrace memory, community, and history. #cornellinrome #architecture #st
Last Tuesday, students from ART 3102: Contemporary Rome Seminar by Professor Anna Gorchakovskaya immersed themselves in the Trastevere neighborhood. We started at 1/9 Arte Contemporanea, then explored CASTRO, a studio program where we learned from it
Cornell in Rome Art students participated in a private tour of the Galleria Borghese, where we had the opportunity to explore the exquisite gardens, remarkable collections, and the Louise Bourgeois exhibition. This enriching experience was guided by
Join us today at 6:00pm for Luigi Franciosini’s lecture, “Architecture and Context”, where Luigi Franciosini discusses how our understanding of territory relies on our ability to engage with it, transforming the landscape into meani
Cornell in Rome students recently embarked on their second overnight field trip to Firenze. The two-night trip started with an ascent into Brunelleschi’s dome, with breathtaking views of the city. Students then discovered Santa Croce and its co
Last weekend, Professor Jeffery Blanchard took his course, Urban Design. Architecture, and Art in Renaissance Rome, to visit St. Peter’s Basilica. The group had their course visiting the Vatican Museum that previous week and got the opportunity
Join us today at 6:00pm for Bruno Ceschel’s lecture titled “Communitarian Photography”, where he will explore how photography and publishing foster community-building. As the founder of Self Publish, Be Happy and a lecturer at ECAL,
Students walked along the Aurelian Walls on Saturday last week, led by Jan Gadeyne, gaining insight into the structure and significance of Rome’s ancient defenses. Stretching over 19 kilometers, the walls protected the city for over a millenniu
Last week, the art and architecture students embarked on their first overnight trip, exploring the North of Italy. The group visited Arezzo, Urbino, Rimini, Ravenna, and concluded their journey in Venice. In Arezzo, the students admired Piero della
Welcome to Roma! Our architecture and art students have kicked off the fall semester and concluded their first week of classes at Palazzo Santacroce. From field trips exploring the old city to a first taste of classes, we are excited to see what the