Autore: Camilla Boemio

Camilla Boemio is an internationally published author, curator of museum exhibitions, and member of the AICA (International Arts Critics) and IKT (International) based in Rome. In 2013, Boemio was the co-associate curator of PORTABLE NATION: Disappearance as Work in Progress – Approaches to Ecological Romanticism, the Maldives Pavilion at the 55th International Art Exhibition La Biennale di Venezia. In 2016, Boemio curated Diminished Capacity, the first Nigerian Pavilion at 16th International Architecture Exhibition La Biennale di Venezia. Her recent curatorial projects include her role as co-associate curator at Nauru, the world's smallest island country, debuts with a national pavilion at the 61st Venice Biennale titled AIM Inundated, Imagining Life After Land, which positions the South Pacific Ocean microstate as an early and universal example of loss, adaptation, and resilience. She curared "Gravity of the Wall" Amir Zainorin's exhibition at Museo delle Mura and "TEN YEARS: BSR People 14 – 24", a solo show by Antonio Palmieri at The British School at Roma, who over the course of ten years working at BSR has photographed the people who have passed through the academy, from fellows to staff, inventing characters and telling stories.