Sustaining Membership

Sustaining Membership

Summer Open Studios 2023
Unveiling of Verve by Bridget Riley, May 2023
Director Abigail Brundin and Chair of the Council of Trustees Mark Getty during the unveiling of Verve by Bridget Riley, May 2023
‘Control Tower: Shut Up Heads and Mind Protector’ by Sharon Kelly, On the meaning of ‘Gossip’, May 2023
BSR Humanities Alumni Reunion, British Academy, 2024
Award-holders and Ashby Society visiting the Domus Aurea, 2015
Ashby Patrons visiting Gary Deirmendjian's studio, 2017
Ashby Patrons' Visit in May 2018 - Bracciano, Castello Orsini-Odescalchi
Ashby Patrons Visit, April 2024

Sustaining Membership (£250)

Sustaining Members deepen their philanthropic support, strengthening the BSR’s ability to offer life-changing opportunities to artists and researchers at a pivotal time in their careers – while enjoying enhanced access and recognition.

This membership includes all the benefits of Individual Membership, plus:

  • Join the BSR community by attending two meals alongside the BSR Director, residents and artists

  • Benefit from personalized, year round access from anywhere around the world during business hours to the Research Support Officer to help you access Rome’s key sites and research resources, including archive introduction letters, formal museum and site requests, advice on photographing material for research, and guidance on navigating tickets for Roman sites – ideal for those conducting research in Italy or planning their trip

  • Public recognition on a dedicated page of the BSR website

Latest Events

Latest Events

UK
Italian Research Projects | A collaboration between ICI London and University of the Arts, London
ICI London and University of the Arts, London present the first of two evenings of artists talks showcasing the research and artworks created during the University
3 March 2026
18:30 UK time
UK
BSR City of Rome and Ancient Rome Summer School Reunion (London)
All former students of the BSR City of Rome and Ancient Rome Summer School courses are invited to an informal get-together to catch up with
8 March 2026
15:00 UK time
ITALY
Women’s Day Roundtable | Femicide and gender violence in ancient Rome: evidence from epigraphy and Roman art
Although historical and literary sources from the Roman age report several cases of femicide, i.e. husbands or lovers killing or having their partners killed, and
11 March 2026
18:00 - 19:30

Search