Offers two residential fellowships for African scholars researching exchanges within Africa and the Mediterranean during the 14th-17th centuries. Focus areas include African artistic and architectural material, archaeology, anthropology, and the visual and material histories connecting Sub-Saharan Africa with Italy, North Africa, and the Mediterranean. Fellows will engage in collaborative events and reside at I Tatti.
Applicants must be nationals of African countries, preferably affiliated with African universities, museums, or cultural institutions. Scholars working on relevant historical and cultural topics are eligible.
