PASQUALE LETTIERI
ITALY – CURATOR, CRITIC, HISTORIAN, ACADEMIC AND JOURNALIST.
Curator, critic, historian, academic and journalist. Graduated in modern literature in Naples, he has curated exhibitions and reviews dedicated to contemporary artistic research such as Pollock, Fontana, Lebel, Nespolo, Schifano, Burri, Lippi, De Chirico, Picasso, Warhol.
Author of art books including Metanalysis of Art, Migrant Bodies, Man in Man; Leather & Film, Genius artis / Genius loci, The critical occasion, Ratio et obsessio, Harmony.
He is a professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Reggio Calabria. Former professor at the Academy of Fine Arts of Catanzaro, of Rome, of Phidias of Vibo Valentia. He is an honorary academic of the Progetto Uomo Academy of Rome, the Bonifaciana Academy of Anagni, the Norman Academy, the Academy of Art and Image of Rome, the Tiberina Academy of Rome, the Sicard-Iperti Foundation, and was director of the University Institutes of Cuneo and Pinerolo Macagno. Curator and exhibition manager of the San Giuseppe dei Nudi Foundation in Naples.
He edited the art pages of the monthly Den. He was co-director of the Tempora series of Iemme Edizioni. He has written for the newspapers Il Roma e il Denaro, and for the Demetra and ArtAntis magazines, Art Style Magazine, La Critica and One Magazine where he is editor-in-chief of the culture pages. He collaborates with Radio Arte.
Member of the scientific committee and professor of the University Academy of European Legal Studies, he is President of the Ambassadors of the Regional Chamber of Arts and Fashion of Calabria.
He is the dean of the artistic masters at the AUGE Academy. Professor of Fashion History at Ecampus University.
As a CCIA expert and art expert in Naples, he collaborated in the historical / philological reconstruction and archiving of works of art by great modern and contemporary masters such as Modigliani, Morandi, Pollock, Fontana, Schifano, De Chirico, Warhol, Burri , Malevičh, Goya, Cezanne, Chagall, Picasso. He lives and works between Milan and Naples.