Rome Prize

The American Academy in Rome announces its 2003 Rome Prize
competition. Each year, up to 2 Rome Prizes are awarded in the field
of Historic Preservation and Conservation. Rome Prize winners reside
at the Academy's 11-acre center in Rome and receive room and board
and a studio. Both six- and 11-month fellowships are awarded,
carrying stipends of $10,000 and $20,000, respectively.

Historic Preservation and Conservation applicants are expected to be
seasoned professionals, actively engaged in their fields, with
enough experience and maturity to give them direction once they
arrive in Rome. These awards are intended to serve a broad range of
individuals who work in those areas of the arts and humanities in
which the Academy gives fellowships, from the conservation of works
of art, to architectural design, to public policy in the management
of cities.

The annual deadline for the Rome Prize is November 1st.

For further information or to download guidelines and an
application, please see <URL:http://www.aarome.org> or contact the

    American Academy in Rome
    7 East 60th Street
    New York, NY 10022
    Attn: Programs
    212-751-7200
    Fax: 212-751-7220
    info [at] aarome__org

Please state specific field of interest when requesting information.

The American Academy in Rome is one of the leading overseas centers
for independent study and advanced research in the arts and
humanities. Through a nationally juried process, up to 30 Rome Prize
fellowships are awarded, annually, in Architecture, Design, Historic
Preservation and Conservation, Landscape Architecture, Literature,
Musical Composition, Visual Arts, Ancient Studies, Medieval Studies,
Renaissance and Early Modern Studies and Modern Italian Studies.


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