photo Jetmir Idrizi



Julia Terzano
Lawyer  I Art Producer I Cultural Manager

Julia Terzano is an art professional specializing in exhibition production, registration, and international project management. Based in Venice, she has extensive experience coordinating large-scale contemporary art exhibitions, biennials, institutional collaborations, and independent curatorial initiatives. Her practice bridges logistical expertise with curatorial sensitivity, working closely with artists, curators, museums, galleries, and cultural institutions to realize complex exhibitions and public programs.

Alongside her institutional work, she is the founder and director of the Venice Curatorial Course, an independent educational platform fostering dialogue between emerging curators, artists, and leading figures in the international art world.


www.venicecuratorialcourse.com

 


Luciana Massarino
Photographer I Art Producer I Cultural Manager


Luciana Massarino is a photographer, art producer, and cultural manager based in Berlin, Germany. With more than two decades of experience in the contemporary art field, her practice operates at the intersection of artistic production, curatorial processes, and international cultural exchange.

Originally trained in photography at the Argentine School of Photography in Buenos Aires, Massarino has expanded her practice through continuous research, artist clinics, portfolio reviews, and collaborative projects. Her background in photography informs her understanding of visual language while shaping a broader engagement with exhibition-making, cultural mediation, and institutional collaboration.

Throughout her career, she has conceived and coordinated exhibitions, artist residencies, art fairs, and cross-cultural initiatives, working closely with artists, museums, galleries, and cultural institutions. Her work focuses on creating meaningful platforms for dialogue and fostering connections between artistic practices and diverse audiences across international contexts.

Massarino has developed projects in cities including Buenos Aires, Bogotá, Rio de Janeiro, Miami, New York, Washington, Toronto, Venice, Berlin, Moscow, and Madrid, contributing to the realization of exhibitions and cultural programs that promote contemporary artistic practices across borders.

She currently lives and works in Berlin, where she continues to develop international projects in the fields of contemporary art, artistic production, and cultural management.

www.lucianamassarino.net