Giulia Zompa

Giulia Zompa is a remaining 12 months Ph.D. Scholar in Modern Art Heritage at the College of Milan (Italy). Her doctoral investigation focuses on the Italian artistic scenario in between the 1980s and 1990s using into thing to consider, as a case research, what transpired at the exhibition amount in the town of Milan.

Giulia finished her research at the College of Florence and at the College of Milan, in which she attained her BA and MA degrees cum laude. Her recent fascination in this new Italian artwork scene is related to her learn&#8217s diploma thesis (defended in March 2020) entitled “Young Italian Artwork &#8220in Milan (1984-1986). Her publications are devoted to individuals primary analysis subjects (Artwork of the 1980s and 1990s, historical past of exhibitions) but she is also certainly fascinated in the neo-avantgardes of the 1960s and 1970s. She actively collaborates with the Section of Artwork Heritage and Criticism at the University of Milan holding lectures and seminars. Throughout the past a long time, Giulia has also collaborated with distinctive galleries. Furthermore, from Oct 2021, she is the Founder and Director of Micro_Mosso, a cultural venture that shares and encourages modern artwork with conferences and Schooling Lab.

As a fellow at CIMA, Giulia will target on meaning and function of playfulness in Bruno Munari’s exercise. Bruno Munari has dedicated a large part of his creative exercise to the act of taking part in: from the generation of children’s video games and ‘game-books’ to the development of academic workshops that place actively playing at the coronary heart of a new method. Giulia will endeavor to trace the evolution of Munari’s method to the theme through his career, outlining the attributes that reveal continuity and those that signal improve. Moreover, she will examine the possible cultural references that have fostered Munari&#8217s curiosity in play and the progressive awareness of its possible social position. 

The submit Giulia Zompa appeared to start with on Middle for Italian Present day Artwork.