Santa Reparata International School of Art, Since 1970

Santa Reparata, the best way to study art in Florence

The Santa Reparata International School of Art is an independent non-profit school that provides accredited academic-year and semester studio art programs, short workshops, and summer classes of the highest caliber. The curricula and class schedules are based on the American University model and are taught in English, however our students come from many countries and cultural backgrounds.

SRISA news

Important!
June Summer 2012
Session Enrollment Deadline: April 20, 2012

July Summer 2012
Session Enrollment Deadline: May 9, 2012

The new SRISA Youtube Channel is now online! Go and watch it

Field Trips are an integral part of the SRISA experience. In the past months, students visited Siena, San Gimignano, Casentino, Pisa, Rome, and Venice for the Biennale. Stay up to date by logging on to our BLOG

The SRISA Internship Program allows students to work with local businesses or within the SRISA offices, for university credit or for experience.

Florence news & events

Bankers, Botticelli and the Bonfire of the Vanities. Visit this Renaissance exhibit in Palazzo Strozzi which showcases how merchants and bankers were the city's greatest art patrons. Continue reading...

Walking Festival. Themed walks, events and activities for those who want to see the true Tuscany. Six regional parks are welcoming visitors during the Tuscany Walking Festival. Continue reading...

Student discounts for Fiorentina matches. Foreign and non-resident students currently enrolled in any of Florence's many US university programs can get a discount up to 40 percent. Continue reading...

Exhibitions in Florence & Italy

ROB JOHANNESMA World-Wieldin, Museo Marino Marini Firenze. A cura di Luigi Fassi e Alberto Salvadori. Opens on February 3rd, 2012 at 6:30pm. Continue reading...

The exhibit, La Bella Italia, Art and Identity of the Capital Cities, continues the celebration of the 150th anniversary of a united Italy with an exhibit of the cities that served as capitals after unification. Continue reading...

1861-2011: l'Italia unita e la sua biblioteca, Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale, Firenze. Until February 28th. Continue reading...

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Why study art in Italy at SRISA? SRISA is committed to providing a well-trained professional faculty and excellent facilities to give students highly personalized instruction that conforms to the expectations and requirements of an American university curriculum continue reading..