CURATORIAL BOARD
Lorenzo Bruni
Curatorial Board CoordinatorLorenzo Bruni is an art critic and curator, born in Florence, currently living in Rome. In recent years he has taught History of Art, History of Printing and Publishing and Museology in various Italian Academies, while at the Academy of Fine Arts in Florence he is Professor of Digital Cultures. Since 2019 he has been the Artistic Director of The Others and since 2000 he has been the coordinator of the non-profit space Base / projects for art in Florence. Over the last twenty years he has worked for various museum institutions, public and private, in Italy and abroad, (Museo del Novecento in Florence, Museo Macro Testaccio in Rome, MAGA in Gallarate, KKC – Klaipeda in Lithuania, Hisk in Gent, Karst in Plymouth, Musée d’art modern de Saint-Etienne Métropole etc). He writes for trade publications and has several publications to his credit, including: ‘66|16. Ieri Oggi Domani Eccetera’, Prearo Editore (2016), ’Raccontare un luogo. Parole, site specific e il mutamento della percezione dell’arte visiva dagli anni Novanta ad oggi’, Fortino editions (2015).
Lýdia Pribišová is a curator and art historian, living in Bratislava, Slovakia. In 2024 she is curator of Slovak representation in the 60th Venice Biennial with the project Floating Arboretum by Oto Hudec. 2020 – 2024 she worked as curator at Kunsthalle Bratislava, in the same period she was president of the Slovak section of the AICA. She is a member of the Trenčín European Capital of Culture 2026 team. Since 2006 she has been Slovak editor of Flash Art Czech & Slovak Edition, since 2015 editor-in-chief.
LÝDIA PRIBIŠOVÁ
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Elisabetta Roncati
Public Program CoordinatorTelevision and radio personality, digital content creator, art consultant, writer for various publications and author for Rizzoli illustrated books, Elisabetta Roncati decided to combine her university business/management training and passion for culture with a single goal: to bring people closer to art in a clear, easily understandable and professional manner.
Leonardo Salgado (Havana, Cuba) is a Cuban curator and artist who has been living in Italy for two years. Trained at the San Alejandro National Academy of Fine Arts and the Onelio Jorge Cardoso Literary Centre, he has developed a practice that brings together the visual arts, curating, writing and cultural planning, using an interdisciplinary approach as a means of building new networks between artists, institutions and communities. He collaborated with Hermann Nitsch on the 135th Aktion in Havana and served as Consultant Curator for RH Contemporary Art in New York. He founded Fucina des Artistas, a non-profit space dedicated to artistic production, residencies and cultural exchange. As a curator, he has promoted projects, exhibitions and participation in international art fairs across Europe, the United States and Latin America, whilst his artistic research has been presented in over thirty solo and group exhibitions. His work reflects on the role of art as a vehicle for intercultural dialogue and social transformation, with a particular focus on collaborative processes, residency programmes and the creation of open, transdisciplinary cultural ecosystems.
