In May, the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome opens its doors!
Open Day:
27 May 2023.
From 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Main site, Via di Ripetta, 222
Branch site, Largo Dino Frisullo, s.n.c.
Branch site, Via del Corso, 467
Open House:
20 May 2023
From 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Main site, Via di Ripetta, 222
Come and discover ABARoma, its sites, its history and its wide range of courses, in two events not to be missed.
The Academy of Fine Arts in Rome is the capital’s main school of artistic and cultural training and, as the heir to the Accademia di San Luca, is among the oldest in the world.
On 27 May the three sites of the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome will hostOpen Day 2023; a day aimed at young graduates from secondary schools and training institutes, but also at anyone who wants to learn more about the study courses and creative possibilities that the Academy, as an Institute of Higher Education in Art, offers.
Within the varied educational offering, you will find the following first- and second-level courses: painting, sculpture, decoration, set design, graphic art, photography, cinematography, audiovisual, fashion, advertising graphics, new technologies, curation, art for therapy and communication of cultural heritage.
Here is where all the courses will be presented!
Via Ripetta, 222 (main site)
DEPARTMENT OF VISUAL ARTS
Environmental art and experimental languages (two-year course)
Art and the Environment (three-year course)
Contemporary Sacred Art (three-year and two-year courses)
Decoration – Visual Arts for Architectural Spaces and Landscapes Programme (three-year course)
Decoration (two-year programme)
Art Graphics (three-year and two-year courses)
Illustration and Art Publishing (two-year course)
Paper materials technology (two-year course)
Painting (three-year and two-year)
Sculpture (three-year course)
Sculpture – Specialising in Public and Environmental Art (two-year programme)
Sculpture – New Technologies Applied to Sculpture and Space Programme (two-year course)
DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION AND ART EDUCATION
Communication and Promotion of Contemporary Artistic Heritage (three-year and two-year courses)
Art Education and Communication (three-year course)
Art Education and Communication – Curatorial Studies Programme (two-year course)
Art Education and Communication – Communication and Museum and Exhibition Events Education Programme (two-year course)
Art for Therapy (two-year)
DEPARTMENT OF DESIGN AND APPLIED ARTS
Audiovisual Theory and Techniques (three-year and two-year)
Scenography (three-year course)
Scenography – Multimedia Course (two-year)
Scenography – Theatre Programme (two-year programme)
Via del Corso, 476 (branch site)
DEPARTMENT OF DESIGN AND APPLIED ARTS
Fashion culture and technology (three-year course)
Fashion Culture and Technology – Specialisation in Costume Design for the Performing Arts (two-year)
Fashion Culture and Technology – Fashion Design Programme (two-year course)
Fashion Culture and Technology – Jewellery Design Programme (two-year course)
Design (three-year course)
Largo Dino Frisullo, s.n.c. (branch campus)
DEPARTMENT OF DESIGN AND APPLIED ARTS
Photo and Video (three-year course)
Editorial Photography (two-year)
Cinematography and Performing Arts (two-year course)
Multimedia and Technological Arts (three-year course)
Multimedia and Technological Arts – New Languages of Art Programme (two-year)
Editorial Graphic Design (three-year course)
Graphic Design (two-year programme)
Sculpture – Environmental Sculpture and Lapis Tiburtinus Programme (two-year course)
To find out more about them, visit our website at the following link:
The Open House Roma initiative will precede the 27 May event, taking place at the Via di Ripetta site on 20 May. The annual event, in which ABARoma takes part, celebrates the design and architecture of the capital, offering a unique opportunity to visit the hidden beauties of our city and, in particular, the main site of the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome. Traditionally called “Il ferro di cavallo” (the horseshoe) because of its architectural structure, the building was built to a design by Pietro Camporese the Younger between 1838 and 1844 and, at the behest of Pope Gregory XVI, became the headquarters of the Accademia di San Luca in 1845.
For more information, visit the website:
We look forward to seeing you!
Communications Office of the Academy of Fine Arts in Rome
Coordination: Prof. Guglielmo Gigliotti, g.gigliotti@abaroma.it
Collaboration: Chiara Picco, Martina Macchia, Marianna Pontillo, comunicazione@abaroma.it