Eleonora De Filippis @ Rome Art Week

Eleonora De Filippis

Art Historian, with honors in Musicology. Curator of modern and contemporary art exhibitions collaborating with a range of museums and cultural institutions, including the Musée d’Orsay, Musée des Beaux-Arts de Strasbourg, MAXXI, Palazzo delle Esposizioni and the Museo Nazionale di Palazzo Venezia di Roma. Coordinator of diverse international projects in partnership with CNR (provide full name), iCOM (provide full name), the Italian Minister of Culture and Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Manager for Institutional Cultural Relations. Salon for Cultural Properties and Activities (Fiera di Roma, 1999, 2000)

Freelance writer for various media outlets, including “Il Messaggero”, “ADNKronos Cultura”, “MuseiOnLine”, “Culturalweb”, “Nuova Museologia” e “Inside the Vatican”.

In 2005 served as scientific (scientific is not the correct word; you need to explain to me what you did) consultant for the Italian Minister of Culture and tutor for ILC (Innovative Leadership Community)- Cultural Properties presided over by Beatrice Trussardi and Martina Mondadori, in realization of a cycle of exhibitions on Net-Web Art and of « Premio per l’arte digitale» presided over by Tate Modern director Vicente Todoli, participating as a member of the selection jury.

In 2006 served as Director of the Banca Antonveneta ABN AMRO collection of art, cataloging for the first time and formally publishing the entirety of the bank's fine art holdings in “La Collezione d’arte Antonveneta" – Padova (Skira, 2008). Curator of the companion exhibition "A patrimony for the city: the Antonveneta Collection" held at the Museo civico degli Eremitani di Padova.

General manager of CORSO440, curating 20 monographic shows featuring contemporary artists Francesco Cervelli, Tommaso Cascella, Giovanni di Carpegna Falconieri, Roberto Giglio, and others.

Editor and Manager of Publication for "Edoardo Gellner a Cortina d'Ampezzo" (Silvana Editoriale, 2022) and "Cortina 1956" (Marsilio editori) written by Massimo Spampani, journalist.

Independent curator and art advisor who works and resides in Rome she recentely start collaborating with SKT Gallery in London.

Art advisor for galleries and private collectors