Arrangementer - Side 2

The lecture series initiated by the Norwegian Institutes in Athens and Rome continue, this time in Athens, with a presentation by Dr. Christina Videbech. The lecture will also be streamed online.  

Institute Seminar

Eleonora Cappuccilli is a researcher at the University of Toronto and the University of Oslo, and a visiting researcher at the Norwegian Institute in Rome in Spring 2026.

In this year's P. A. Munch Lecture, Prof. Kathleen Christian of Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin will explore Michelangelo’s first attempt to establish himself in papal Rome in the mid-1490s, at a moment when he was still a young and largely unknown sculptor. The lecture will focus on his early encounters with Cardinal Raffaele Riario and the merchant-banker Jacopo Galli, and on the challenges of navigating a Roman world that offered both remarkable opportunities and significant resistance.

International Workshop

The workshop brings together scholars from Cyprus, Italy, Norway, Spain, and the United States to discuss small forms in the reception of Greek heritage in a wide variety of contexts including landscapes and cities, medical knowledge and philosophy, literature and philology, and more. 

Institute Seminar

Martin Romatowski is a PhD student in art history at the University of Oslo, and is a visiting researcher at the Norwegian Institute in Rome in Spring 2026. 

The Norwegian Institute in Rome will host the April seminar of the International Association for Classical Archaeology (AIAC). The theme is town and country, and two researchers from Sapienza University of Rome will give presentations in English and Italian.

Evening Lecture

Bianca Patria is a Tenure Track Researcher in Germanic Philology at the University of Florence.

Early Modern Hellenism Colloquium (V), online event

Institute Seminar

Mathias Hatleskog Tjønn (PhD student in history at the University of Oslo and the Institute for Social Research) has received The Norwegian Institute in Rome's grant for a research stay in Rome.

Institute Seminar

Synnøve Midtbø Myking is a postdoctoral fellow at the Norwegian Institute in Rome.

Institute Seminar

Emil Hanslien Gulbrandsen is a BA student in history at the University of Oslo.

Vi ønsker velkommen til prisutdeling og forelesning tirsdag 17. mars 2026 på Astrup-Fearnley museet. Arrangementet er en del av Universitetets humaniora-festival og Prof. Knut Ødegård vil holde en forelesning om makt i antikken. 

International Conference

Evening Lecture

Mary Jane Cuyler is a Visiting Researcher at The Norwegian Institute in Rome in Spring 2026 and the recipient of a 2025–2026 Shohet Scholar Grant from the International Catacomb Society.

Early Modern Hellenism Colloquium (IV), online event.

As part of the Circolo Gianicolense seminar series, Dr. Lorenzo Ciolfi, research affiliate at the Norwegian Institute, will present his research at the American Academy in Rome. 

See the website of the American Academy in Rome for more information about this event.

Institute Seminar

Grace Kendall is currently assisting the Head Librarian, Manuela Michelloni, at The Norwegian Institute in Rome with a digitization project. 

Circolo Gianicolense is a joint seminar series for fellows at three international research institutions at the Gianicolo: The Norwegian Institute in Rome, American Academy in Rome, and Institutum Romanum Finlandiae. PhD candidates Kevin Martín from the University of Berkeley and Joonas Kananen from Turku University will present their research projects at the upcoming seminar.

Evening Lecture

Bradley Jordan is a postdoctoral fellow in history at the University of Oslo. He is a visiting scholar, supported by the Norwegian Institute in Rome, and undertakes a research stay in Rome in February–March 2026.

Institute Seminar

Berge Bakke Hagesæter (MA student in archaeology at the University of Bergen) has been awarded the Norwegian Institute in Rome’s grant for a research residency in Rome.

Institute Seminar

Andrea Kanutte Tømmeraas, an MA student in art history at the University of Oslo, has received a grant from the Ella and Eystein Magnus Legat to pursue studies and research in Rome.

Evening Lecture

Gianna Pomata is Professor Emerita at the Institute of the History of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University.

Institute seminar

Bjørn Magnus Hanserud (MA student in Theology at MF Norwegian School of Theology, Religion and Society) has received The Norwegian Institute in Rome's research grant for a research stay in Rome.

Early Modern Hellenism Colloquium (III), online event

Francesco Trespidi is a PhD student at the University of Padua and research assistant in the GrECI project.