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Giulia Civardi is a curator and writer.
Working collaboratively with institutions and galleries, she provides support structures for artists and cultural workers through exhibitions, commissions, public programmes, and writing, forging new networks, and bringing their work to diverse communities.
She has curated projects for institutions and galleries including Tate Modern, Rupert Centre for Art and Education, Kunstraum London, Curated By Vienna, Gianni Manhattan, Exo Exo, Garp Sessions, Galerie In Situ, Clima Milan, and more recently a group exhibition titled ‘The Soup’ at Galeria Madragoa in Lisbon.
Since 2020, she has been the Curator and Collection Manager at Nicoletta Fiorucci Foundation︎︎︎, where she works on exhibitions, commissions, and collection research & development, with a focus on overlooked perspectives in contemporary art and design. She is also a part of the curatorial team of DEMO Moving Image︎︎︎; a member of AWI - Art Workers Italia, where she has reported on sustainable models of cultural governance; and the founder of Grey Cube 113︎︎︎(2016-2017).
She has lectured at universities and institutions including Central Saint Martins, Goldsmiths University, Barbican Centre, Academy of Fine Arts Venice, among the others. She regularly writes on art and culture and has contributed to NERO, Flash Art, CURA., this is tomorrow, and more.
Working collaboratively with institutions and galleries, she provides support structures for artists and cultural workers through exhibitions, commissions, public programmes, and writing, forging new networks, and bringing their work to diverse communities.
She has curated projects for institutions and galleries including Tate Modern, Rupert Centre for Art and Education, Kunstraum London, Curated By Vienna, Gianni Manhattan, Exo Exo, Garp Sessions, Galerie In Situ, Clima Milan, and more recently a group exhibition titled ‘The Soup’ at Galeria Madragoa in Lisbon.
Since 2020, she has been the Curator and Collection Manager at Nicoletta Fiorucci Foundation︎︎︎, where she works on exhibitions, commissions, and collection research & development, with a focus on overlooked perspectives in contemporary art and design. She is also a part of the curatorial team of DEMO Moving Image︎︎︎; a member of AWI - Art Workers Italia, where she has reported on sustainable models of cultural governance; and the founder of Grey Cube 113︎︎︎(2016-2017).
She has lectured at universities and institutions including Central Saint Martins, Goldsmiths University, Barbican Centre, Academy of Fine Arts Venice, among the others. She regularly writes on art and culture and has contributed to NERO, Flash Art, CURA., this is tomorrow, and more.
︎giulia.civardi7(at)gmail.com