Ilaria Giacobbi is an art historian, expert in historical communication, multimedia and digital languages, archaeologist, curator, art expert, art advisor and lecturer.
She graduated from the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at the University of Siena in Historical-Artistic, Cinematographic, Musical and Theatrical Heritage Studies, with a curricular specialization in Research Methodology for Theatre and Performance Studies. She subsequently obtained a Master’s Degree in Art History from Roma Tre University and a Master’s Degree in Archaeology. She also holds a First-Level Master’s Degree in Historical, Linguistic and Literary Studies and a Second-Level Master’s Degree in Historical Communication, Multimedia and Digital Languages.
Her professional activity spans art history, archaeology, curatorial practice, cultural project development, communication, research, teaching and cultural heritage enhancement.
Since 2015, she has collaborated with Morsi d’Arte, where she works as an art historian, curator and art project manager, developing and organizing exhibitions, cultural events and projects dedicated to contemporary art.
Since 2018, she has been an accredited curator of Rome Art Week, where she has also served as a member of the staff and has conceived and curated numerous exhibition projects involving Italian and international artists.
She conceived and curated the Biennale del Salento and has curated major national and international exhibition projects, including the International Contemporary Art Exhibition of the Sardinia Region, held across several venues and institutional locations, including Villa Piercy, Busachi, the Convent and the Municipality of La Maddalena.
Throughout her curatorial career, she has collaborated with public bodies, institutions, municipal administrations, associations and cultural organizations, overseeing the entire development of projects, from their conception and the selection of artists to exhibition planning, communication, promotion and event production.
She is the founder and art director of Bauhaus Home Gallery, an independent space dedicated to contemporary art, curatorial experimentation, exhibitions and artist residencies.
Alongside her curatorial work, she is active in research, cultural outreach and communication. She contributes to Scriptura.it magazine and is the author of articles, studies, critical texts, scholarly contributions and texts for art catalogues and exhibition projects.
She published a volume dedicated to the “Black Angels”, the rediscovered frescoes of the Church of San Giovanni dei Fiori in Oristano, based on her research into the pictorial cycle. She has also written critical essays and contributions for art catalogues, artists and exhibition projects.
She has conceived and developed cultural outreach and communication projects, including Quanto6BellaRoma, and throughout her career has collaborated with a wide range of organizations within the arts and cultural sector.
Alongside her work in art history and curatorial practice, she works professionally as a Level I archaeologist in Rome, on assignments from the Special Superintendency for Archaeology, Fine Arts and Landscape of Rome, within the fields of preventive archaeology and archaeological monitoring.
Her professional practice brings together art-historical and archaeological research, curatorial work, teaching and communication, connecting cultural heritage, contemporary art, territory and new forms of communication.
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