Past Events
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Immersive Vatican: A Private Viewing
We are excited to share with you an opportunity for a private viewing of Immersive Vatican at the Lighthouse Artspace at the Castle located in Boston.…
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Pilgrimage to Unveil the Beauty of Italy
Join The Patrons of the Arts in Italy as we explore and discover the culture, art and cuisine of this beautiful country. You will enjoy…
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Art and Triumphalism: The Sumptuous Sala Regia in the Vatican (1537 ca. – 1573). Architecture, Sculpture, and Painting as Instruments of the Papal Propaganda
Presented by Serena Quagliaroli, Ph.D. in History of Art from The Sapienza - University of Rome.
Serena Quagliaroli is a PostDoc Researcher of… -
Maps in the Vatican Palace: Carthography, Power and Representation in the Renaissance
Presented by Valentina Balzarotti, Ph.D. in History of Art from The University of Roma Tre.
Valentina Balzarotti received her M.A. in Visual Arts… -
Between Quarrels and Sculpture: the Trevi Fountain
Presented by Camilla Parisi, Ph.D. in History of Art from The Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa.
Camilla Parisi is an art historian, and… -
The Power of Otium: The Architectural Design of the Secret Garden and its Urban Implications as Means of Political Dominance during Paul II’s Papacy (1464-1471)
Presented by Sara Bova, Ph.D. in History of Architecture and Urbanism from The Università Iuav di Venezia. Columbia University, Italian Academy Fellow, Spring 2022. [siteorigin_widget…
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Summer Social 2021
Please join us the 18th of September from 3:00-6:00PM (rain date September 19) for an informal social with a tasting of wines and appetizers at…
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The Virgin Mary in the Art of Latin America 1520 – 1820
Presented by Gauvin Alexander Bailey A webinar lecture with Gauvin Bailey (Queen's University). This event is co-presented by the Harvard Catholic Forum and the Lumen…
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Michelangelo: 90 Years in 60 Minutes
Virtually every lover of Italian art knows the great and much beloved works of Michelangelo -- the David, the Pietà, the Moses, and the frescoes of the Sistine…