Who is Federica Schneck

Federica Schneck
Federica Schneck, classe 1996, è curatrice indipendente e social media manager. Dopo aver conseguito la laurea magistrale in storia dell’arte contemporanea presso l’Università di Pisa, ha inoltre conseguito numerosi corsi certificati concentrati sul mercato dell’arte, il marketing e le innovazioni digitali in campo culturale ed artistico. Lavora come curatrice, spaziando dalle gallerie e le collezioni private fino ad arrivare alle fiere d’arte, e la sua carriera si concentra sulla scoperta e la promozione di straordinari artisti emergenti e sulla creazione di esperienze artistiche significative per il pubblico, attraverso la narrazione di storie uniche.

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The art of Trenton Doyle Hancock: a mixture of mythology, pop culture, religion, psychology

The art of Trenton Doyle Hancock: a mixture of mythology, pop culture, religion, psychology

What happens when we mix mythology, pop culture, religion, and psychology into a single artistic vision? What does his art tell us about us, our struggles, our inner transformations? If we stop to think, that is precisely the starting point of the wo...
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The Lilac Room: an immersive masterpiece by ERK14 at the latest edition of ArtVerona

The Lilac Room: an immersive masterpiece by ERK14 at the latest edition of ArtVerona

In the world ofcontemporary art, where the boundaries between real and virtual are becoming increasingly blurred, The Lilac Room, the new project by artist ERK14, curated by Raffaella A. Caruso and presented in collaboration with Eidos Gallery on the...
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Roberto Cuoghi's art, a challenge to staticity

Roberto Cuoghi's art, a challenge to staticity

Contemporary art, by its very nature, is a terrain of constant experimentation and redefinition of the boundaries of self and creativity. Few artists have been able to explore these boundaries with the intensity and radicality of Roberto Cuoghi, a ma...
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Flavio Orlando, an out-of-the-box artist who makes you smile and think

Flavio Orlando, an out-of-the-box artist who makes you smile and think

Flavio Orlando (Rome, 1991) is an out-of-the-box artist. Although his research focuses on seemingly simple and familiar themes, such as everyday life experiences, memories and bonds, what he manages to reproduce on canvas tells us about a pictorial i...
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If street art becomes a caricature of itself: the case of the Banksy Museum

If street art becomes a caricature of itself: the case of the Banksy Museum

The renowned and bustling Canal Street, located in the heart of Manhattan's Soho , has been selected as the site for the new Banksy Museum. Opened last May, the museum was founded by Hazis Vardar and is entirely dedicated to the famous British street...
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Rome, Metro A turns into art gallery to raise awareness. Does it succeed?

Rome, Metro A turns into art gallery to raise awareness. Does it succeed?

Starting May 7, 2024, for five months, passengers on Rome's Metro A will find themselves inside a traveling art gallery. Mind The Earth is an innovative initiative, promoted by the nonprofit Yourban 2030 and inspired by the goals of Agenda 2030, whic...
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Albert Oehlen's art, a fascinating and daring enigma

Albert Oehlen's art, a fascinating and daring enigma

Albert Oehlen, born in 1954 in Krefeld, Germany, has been a key figure in contemporary art since the 1980s. His art brings together abstract, figurative works, collage and computer-generated elements, and he continues to explore an inventive diversit...
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The art of Giovanni Ozzola, photographer who investigates the infinite with light

The art of Giovanni Ozzola, photographer who investigates the infinite with light

Born in 1982 in Florence, Giovanni Ozzola is a multidisciplinary artist who lives and works in the Canary Islands. Photography, video and even more traditional media form the basis of his artistic poetics, a quest based on conceptualization and repre...
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