Marco Mancuso is a curator, critic and consultant in the field of digital technologies applied to art, design and contemporary culture. Founder and director at Digicult and Digimag Journal, he teaches at NABA and IED in Milan, at Academy of Fine Art in Bergamo and is visiting professor at Transmedia-Postgraduate Program in Arts+Media+Design in Brussels and SUPSI in Lugano.
With the Digicult Agency he curated and co-curated a number of exhibitions and festivals, including Mixed Media (Milan, 2006), Screen Music (Florence, 2006-2007), Otolab ‘op7’ (Bergamo, 2008), Graffiti Research Lab (Rome, 2008), Sincronie Festival (Milan, 2008-2009), Thorsten Fleisch Retrospective (Milan, 2009), The Mediagate (Lodz, 2010), he presented his productions at art and cultural events, including Dissonanze (Rome, 2006), Cimatics (Brussels, 2008), Strp (Eindhoven, 2008), Sonic Acts (Amsterdam, 2009), Nemo (Paris, 2009), Elektra (Montreal, 2010), Subtle Technologies (Toronto, 2011) and he lectured among others at Market for Digital Arts/Elektra (Montreal 2008), Fabrica Workshops (Treviso, 2009), Laptop’r’s (Madrid, 2010), Subtle Technologies (Toronto, 2011) and Isea (Istanbul, 2012).
He recently developed the “Digicult Editions” open-publishing online service and the project “Fracty: Trasformazioni Affini”, an online platform creating open and p2p professional links between investors (public and private, from the scientific-technological field), professionals and students in the field of technologies applied to art, design and contemporary culture. Marco Mancuso has been expertising from years on wider subjects like open communication, social networking and digital publishing, making Digicult a case study of independent cultural/editorial project management based on a web 2.0 sustainable economy.
Marco Mancuso is also teaching Project Management at “Digital Media Management” Master at IED Milano, while also lecturing at “Art and Cultural Assest Management “ Master at SDA Bocconi and Il Sole 24 Ore School of Management. Finally, Marco Mancuso curated the publication “The Open Future” by "MCD-Musiques et Cultures Digitales" magazine / Issue#68 in 2012 and he was included in the publication “Cultural Blogging in Europe” by LabForCulture.org in 2010.
With the Digicult Agency he curated and co-curated a number of exhibitions and festivals, including Mixed Media (Milan, 2006), Screen Music (Florence, 2006-2007), Otolab ‘op7’ (Bergamo, 2008), Graffiti Research Lab (Rome, 2008), Sincronie Festival (Milan, 2008-2009), Thorsten Fleisch Retrospective (Milan, 2009), The Mediagate (Lodz, 2010), he presented his productions at art and cultural events, including Dissonanze (Rome, 2006), Cimatics (Brussels, 2008), Strp (Eindhoven, 2008), Sonic Acts (Amsterdam, 2009), Nemo (Paris, 2009), Elektra (Montreal, 2010), Subtle Technologies (Toronto, 2011) and he lectured among others at Market for Digital Arts/Elektra (Montreal 2008), Fabrica Workshops (Treviso, 2009), Laptop’r’s (Madrid, 2010), Subtle Technologies (Toronto, 2011) and Isea (Istanbul, 2012).
He recently developed the “Digicult Editions” open-publishing online service and the project “Fracty: Trasformazioni Affini”, an online platform creating open and p2p professional links between investors (public and private, from the scientific-technological field), professionals and students in the field of technologies applied to art, design and contemporary culture. Marco Mancuso has been expertising from years on wider subjects like open communication, social networking and digital publishing, making Digicult a case study of independent cultural/editorial project management based on a web 2.0 sustainable economy.
Marco Mancuso is also teaching Project Management at “Digital Media Management” Master at IED Milano, while also lecturing at “Art and Cultural Assest Management “ Master at SDA Bocconi and Il Sole 24 Ore School of Management. Finally, Marco Mancuso curated the publication “The Open Future” by "MCD-Musiques et Cultures Digitales" magazine / Issue#68 in 2012 and he was included in the publication “Cultural Blogging in Europe” by LabForCulture.org in 2010.
