Artist Residencies in Rome with Housing

American Academy in Rome

Rome, Italy

The American Academy in Rome, established in 1894, is a leading international center fostering interdisciplinary exchange among artists, writers, and scholars. Each year, the Academy awards the Rome Prize and Italian Fellowship through a competitive application and jury process to support innovative work in the arts and humanities. Winners are invited to Rome for a period conducive to intellectual and artistic freedom, engagement, and growth. The residency offers a unique opportunity to interact with an evolving international community, enriched by the historical and cultural backdrop of Rome. This tradition enhances the creative output of residents by providing a vibrant atmosphere that encourages the exchange of ideas and experiences within a global context.

Casa delle Traduzioni

Rome, Italy

Casa delle Traduzioni in Rome is a non-profit residency program primarily for foreign translators working on Italian literature, offering self-catering accommodation, access to a specialized library, and opportunities for research and exchange in the city center. Founded in as part of Biblioteche di Roma, it promotes the translator's role and Italian language worldwide, requiring residents to lead seminars or events. Stays typically range from 15 to 45 days, open September 15 to July 15.

Fondazione Pastificio Cerere

Rome, Italy

Fondazione Pastificio Cerere in Rome, Italy, hosts the 6ARTISTA residency program for young artists under 35, primarily Italian or with Italian residency, offering 3-6 month stays in a historic former pasta factory turned artist hub. The program supports professional growth through studio access, cultural training, and culminates in exhibitions, often in partnership with institutions like MACRO and RUFA. It also includes a Curator in Residence project for one-year cultural programming.

Villa Medici – French Academy in Rome

Rome, Italy

The Villa Medici – French Academy in Rome offers residency programs for French-speaking artists, authors, researchers, and craftsmen from all disciplines, including visual arts, music, literature, architecture, design, choreography, theater, and art history. Residents and fellows stay for periods ranging from two weeks to one year, focusing on creative, experimental, or research projects in a supportive environment that encourages interdisciplinary exchanges. Fellows receive grants covering room, board, workspace, and artistic support, while shorter residencies are available through thematic calls and partnerships.