Massimiliano Reggiani @ Rome Art Directory

Massimiliano Reggiani

"For me, art is technique and language." My key to contemporary art: craft as thought made hand, language as the space where thought becomes work and relation.

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Art curator and critic, contributor to L'Epoca Culturale. His curatorial work focuses on a critical reading of the contemporary as a reflection – even unconscious – of the historical and cultural roots that traverse the artwork, beyond any localism.

He holds degrees in Law and Philosophy from the University of Parma and in Scenography from the Academy of Fine Arts of Bologna, and trained at the Paolo Toschi Art School in Parma (Pictorial Decoration and Scenography). A cross-disciplinary background spanning law, philosophy and stage design that informs his curatorial approach.

Co-founder with Vito Mauro of CiminnaContemporanea, he runs an art criticism community with over 10,000 followers. Among his recent publications is the monograph "Azzurre trasparenze mediterranee" (Iperuranio edizioni) on the aniconic art of Nino Salemme.

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Main genres treated by Massimiliano Reggiani

EngravingPaintingSculpture

Contacts

www.lepocaculturale.it

@reggianicriticadarte

www.facebook.com

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