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Art history researchers apply to conduct research in Rome during a 4-6 week residency at Villa Medici in 2027.
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Get matched →The National Institute for the History of Art (INHA) and the French Academy in Rome – Villa Medici award two grants each year for research on art from the modern and contemporary periods. The residency accommodates established researchers for 4-6 weeks in Rome.
Applicants must either have held a doctorate for at least 5 years by the closing date, or be curators or have recognized professional experience in a field of art history. Open to French or foreign researchers.
Accepted candidates must submit an activity report of no more than two pages in electronic format within three months following the end of their stay to INHA and the Department of Art History of the French Academy in Rome.
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