Alessandra Acocella

Co-founder of the Cultural Association Senzacornice, for which she coordinates the Digital Contemporary Art Journal and the Research and Education Lab for Contemporary Art. She is currently Research Fellow at the Department of History, Archaeology, Geography, Fine and Performing Arts (SAGAS), University of Florence. In 2018 she was research scholar at the Luciano Caruso Archive. From 2015 to 2017 she conducted research activity on contemporary public art for the Italian Ministry for Cultural Assets and Activities and Tourism - General Directorate for Contemporary Art and Architecture and Suburban Areas. Author of the book Avanguardia diffusa. Luoghi di sperimentazione artistica in Italia 1967-1970 (2016), she has published books and scientific articles, organised exhibitions and taken part in many conferences organized by cultural and academic centers both in Italy and abroad (Centre Pompidou, Kunsthistorisches Institut in Florenz, CSAC - Centro Studi e Archivio della Comunicazione, University of East Anglia). She also edited the anthologies of writings by Luciano Caruso (2019) and Lara-Vinca Masini (2020).

a.acocella@senzacornice.org

Caterina Toschi

Co-founder of the Cultural Association Senzacornice, for which she coordinates the Digital Contemporary Art Journal and the Research and Education Lab for Contemporary Art. She teaches contemporary art history at the University for Foreigners of Siena where she is Assistant Professor. She taught at NYU Florence and at the University of Cassino and Southern Lazio. Ph.D. at the International Ph.D. school of the Universities of Florence, Paris IV Sorbonne and Bonn and Junior Scholar at the Getty Research Institute of Los Angeles. She is the scientific supervisor of Beatrice Monti della Corte's collection related to her activity with the Galleria dell'Ariete at The Santa Maddalena Foundation. Author of the books Dalla pagina alla parete. Tipografia futurista e fotomontaggio dada (Firenze University Press, 2017) and The Olivetti Idiom (1952-1979)/L'Idioma Olivetti (1952-1979) (Quodlibet, 2018). She has many international publications and participations focused on her research topics (Oxford University, CAA Annual Conference, Ècole de Printemps, INHA-Institut National d'Histoire de l'Art, Ecole Normale Supèrieure, Universität Eichstätt-Ingolstadt).

c.toschi@senzacornice.org

Anna Castelli

After graduating with a bachelor's and master's degree in Art History from the Università  degli Studi di Firenze and completing an internship abroad at The British Museum, she was selected in 2017 among the 50 best young people under 27 on a national basis for the advanced training course in cultural management "Generazione Cultura" at the LUISS Business School.
She currently organizes and develops cultural projects with Gallerie degli Uffizi, Museo dell'Opera del Duomo, Museo di San Marco and Fondazione CR Firenze. In 2019 she published the book Pietro Annigoni incontra Bernard Berenson published by Edifir.

segreteria.senzacornice@gmail.com

Namaqua Studio

Namaqua Studio è una azienda inglese con base a Londra e che opera nel settore del web design and development con un modello di business tradizionale legato allo studio, disegno e implementazione di siti web ma anche applicazioni web based e native. L'azienda nasce nel 2011 e vede Simone Landi e Tommaso Stigler operare come Directors della Ltd. Gherardo Masini entra a fare parte del team successivamente ma diventa anche lui Director. Il flusso di lavoro interno a Namaqua vede Tommaso Stigler e Gherardo Masini nel ruolo di creative director, 3D artist, fotografo, e sviluppatore front end mentre Simone Landi ricopre il ruolo di IT Director e si occupa di tutta la parte legata alla programmazione in linguaggio Javascript, Php e Scala. Namaqua si avvale anche di una efficace e snella rete di freelance che ha costruito nel tempo e che collabora ai progetti in base alla necessità  di accedere a skills precise.