Balsdon Fellow

Dr Philippa Jackson, October-December 2017

The fate of Raphael’s estate

Balsdon Fellow

Professor John Osborne (Carleton), April-June 2018

Rome in the eighth century: a history in art 

Balsdon Fellow

Professor Clare Robertson (Reading), October-December 2017

1. Federico Zuccaro and his intellectual contacts. 2. The theory and practice of drawing in Rome around 1600

Hugh Last Fellow

Dr Ursula Rothe (Open), January-March 2018

Wearing Rome: the toga in Roman society and culture

Paul Mellon Centre Rome Fellow

Dr Renée Tobe (East London), January-March 2018

Ventri Architectus: reproducing classical idioms of power and culture in film

Rome Fellow

Dr Lavinia Maddaluno (Cambridge), October 2017-June 2018

Nature, land and society in Scipione Breislak’s Roman Republic

Rome Fellow

Dr Niccolò Mugnai (Leicester), October 2017-June 2018

Bridging cultures across the Mediterranean: architectural and social interconnections in North Africa, Sicily and Sardinia (second century BC–third century AD)

Rome Fellow

Dr Kresimir Vukovic (Oxford), October 2017-June 2018

The mythology of the Tiber in Roman space and literature

CRASSH–BSR Research Fellow (with funding from the Isaac Newton Fund)

Dr Helena Phillips-Robins (Cambridge), January-June 2018

Invitations to weep: tears in late medieval Italian poetry

Henry Moore Foundation-BSR Fellow in Sculpture

Dr Lara Pucci (Nottingham), January-March 2018

Fascist fountains

Macquarie Gale Rome Scholar

Dr Janet Wade (Macquarie), January-June 2018

Walking the Via Flaminia: following in the footsteps of Thomas Ashby and his companions

Rome Awardee

Dr Nina Lamal (St Andrews), January-March 2018

Late with the news. Italian engagement with serial news publications in the seventeenth century (1639–1700)

Rome Awardee (donor-funded)

Paloma Perez Galvan (Warwick), October-December 2017

Paratextual research on epigraphic manuscripts and early printed corpora

Judith Maitland Memorial Awardee

Loek Luiten (Oxford), October-December 2017

‘quod Magnifica domus de Farnesio in quantum possibile est manuteneatur et agumenctetur’: the Farnese dynasty and power in Saint Peter’s patrimony 1417–1534

Pilkington Rome Awardee (funded by the Roger and Ingrid Pilkington Charitable Trust)

Amy King (Bristol-Bath), October-December 2017

La strage di Nassyria: collective military martyrdom

John Murray / Keats-Shelley Memorial Association Creative Writing Resident

Pele Cox, October-November 2017; April-May 2018

Giles Worsley Rome Fellow

Patrick O’Keeffe (Kent), October-December 2017

Hearing spaces — an exploration of the use of harmony and dissonance within classical architecture in Rome, expressed and interpreted through music

Abbey Fellow in Painting

Stephen Cooper, October-December 2017

Abbey Fellow in Painting

Gabriel Hartley, January-March 2018

Abbey Fellow in Painting

Damien Meade, April-June 2018

Abbey Scholar in Painting

John Robertson, October 2017-June 2018

Arts Council of Northern Ireland Fellow

John Rainey, January-June 2018

Augusta Scholar

James Epps, October-December 2017

The Bridget Riley Fellow

Oona Grimes, January-June 2018

The BSR Wallace New Zealand Residence Award

Deborah Rundle, January-March 2018

Creative Wales–BSR Fellow

Jennifer Taylor, October-December 2017

Derek Hill Foundation Scholar

Emily Motto, October-December 2017

Helpmann Academy Resident

Yusuf Ali Hayat, April-June 2018

Helpmann Academy Resident

Tamara Baillie, July-September 2018

National Art School, Sydney, Resident

Murat Urlali, April-June 2018

Québec Resident

Marie-Claire Blais, January-March 2018

Rome Fellow in Contemporary Art

Dominic Watson, October-December 2017

Sainsbury Scholar in Painting & Sculpture

Josephine Baker-Heaslip, October 2017-September 2018

Scholars’ Prize in Architecture Winner

Joseph Redpath, January-March 2018