‘Every Musem Is a Laboratory, and Every Exhibition Is a Social Experiment’: An Interview with Andrea Giunta

Andrea Giunta, researcher and curator, regards exhibitions as laboratories of social transformation, where academic research meets the public. In this interview with Ana Inciarte, she develops her approach to work, which focuses on how the intersection of art, feminism and politics can challenge established canons. Her curatorial projects include individual and collective exhibitions, which explore themes such as the political body, non-normative identities and the representation of minorities. Giunta seeks to create spaces for reflection, learning and transformation through exhibitions, involving young researchers and using formats that encourage public participation. For her, curating is a political practice, an act of responsibility towards artworks, knowledge and society.

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Journal of Curatorial Studies
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1386/jcs_00112_7
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Italian Fascism and Post-war Society
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‘Every Musem Is a Laboratory, and Every Exhibition Is a Social Experiment’: An Interview with Andrea Giunta

Andrea Giunta, Ana Inciarte
Journal of Curatorial Studies
Italian Fascism and Post-war Society
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‘Every Musem Is a Laboratory, and Every Exhibition Is a Social Experiment’: An Interview with Andrea Giunta

Andrea Giunta, Ana Inciarte
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Andrea Giunta, researcher and curator, regards exhibitions as laboratories of social transformation, where academic research meets the public. In this interview with Ana Inciarte, she develops her approach to work, which focuses on how the intersection of art, feminism and politics can challenge established canons. Her curatorial projects include individual and collective exhibitions, which explore themes such as the political body, non-normative identities and the representation of minorities. Giunta seeks to create spaces for reflection, learning and transformation through exhibitions, involving young researchers and using formats that encourage public participation. For her, curating is a political practice, an act of responsibility towards artworks, knowledge and society.

Journal of Curatorial StudiesVol. 13(2)
Universidad de Buenos Aires (AR)
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Italian Fascism and Post-war Society
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