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Annual Report 2007-8 - The British School at Rome

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H U M A N I T I E S A C T I V I T I E Sof antiquity in eighteenth-century <strong>Rome</strong>, and ClareHornsby (Paul Mellon Centre Special Projects Fellow) onfinishing the l<strong>at</strong>e Ilaria Bignamini’s book, Digging andDealing in Eighteenth-century <strong>Rome</strong>. BSR Modern StudiesProfessor David Forgacs spoke on ‘Ethnographies of theItalian South from Giuseppe Pitrè to Ernesto DeMartino’, part of his ongoing research project ‘Language,space and power in Italy since 1800’. With his guest, LuigiGoglia (Roma Tre), he gave a present<strong>at</strong>ion on ‘Fascism,racism and colonial represent<strong>at</strong>ions in photographs andpostcards of the 1930s’. David also screened thedocumentary M<strong>at</strong>ti da slegare (1975) and discussed the filmwith Maria Grazia Giannichedda (Fondazione FrancoBasaglia) and planned a series of informal film screeningswith Jacopo Benci.<strong>The</strong> Architecture programme, cur<strong>at</strong>ed by Marina Engel,is now well established and, as usual, <strong>at</strong>tracted bigaudiences. <strong>British</strong> architects Amanda Levete of FutureSystems and David Adjaye showcased their work inautumn and winter, completing the series ‘Spaces for Art’.Ma0, the Roman architectural practice, commenced a newcycle in spring on the theme ‘London-<strong>Rome</strong>: Work inProcess (eight architecture practices)’ which will be acollabor<strong>at</strong>ion with PARC (Direzione Generale per laQualità e la Tutela del Paesaggio, l’Architettura e l’ArteContemporanee) in <strong>Rome</strong> and the ArchitectureFound<strong>at</strong>ion in London.Site visits included trips to Pompeii and Herculaneum;the Castello Ruspoli <strong>at</strong> Vignanello and Castello Orsini <strong>at</strong>Valanello (courtesy of the Approdo Romano); the PalazzoChigi <strong>at</strong> Ariccia and the Museo delle Navi <strong>at</strong> Lake Nemi;the Abbey of Farfa; the Palazzo Farnese; the PalazzoFarnese <strong>at</strong> Caprarola; the Villa Pamphilj; the Abbey of SanNilo <strong>at</strong> Grottaferr<strong>at</strong>a and Frasc<strong>at</strong>i; the Tower of theWinds in the V<strong>at</strong>ican and the Archivio Segreto V<strong>at</strong>icano;Santa Maria del Prior<strong>at</strong>o; the Palazzo Pamphilj and VillaMadama.Susan RussellAssistant DirectorCity of <strong>Rome</strong> students exploring the maritime the<strong>at</strong>re in Hadrian’s Villa <strong>at</strong> Tivoli17

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