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Michelangelo Giovinale lives and works in Italy. He’s an art history teacher, exhibition curator and art critic. He is also art director of Palazzo delle Arti, Capodrise (Caserta-Italy), where he organizes the annual planning of Capodrise Contemporanea, a review about languages of contemporary art.

He takes care of training of the Palazzo delle Arti’s picture gallery, a permanent collection of art works, for of the future museum of the city. He is working on a project, under construction, for a digital archive of contemporary art in Campania. He is the editorial director of “Mosaico“ Gutemberg Edizioni, a series that collects the experiences of southern Italian artists. 

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