Rebecca Pedrazzi is an art historian, critic, curator and journalist specialising in the intersection of art and artificial intelligence.
Criticism, journalism and books
Rebecca Pedrazzi is an art historian, critic, independent curator and journalist whose work focuses on the relationship between contemporary art, artificial intelligence and digital cultures. She is the founder and editor-in-chief of NotiziArte.com and has published more than 3,500 articles on contemporary art and the cultural transformations brought about by emerging technologies. She is the author of Futuri possibili. Scenari d’arte e Intelligenza Artificiale (Jaca Book, 2021) and, with Chiara Canali, L’opera d’arte nell’epoca dell’Intelligenza Artificiale (Jaca Book, 2024).
Curation and AI Art
She works with media artists and artists using artificial intelligence, curating exhibitions, projects and research on the new languages of contemporary art. At the 61st International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, she curated Jacopo Di Cera’s multimedia installation Ciclica for the National Pavilion of Sierra Leone. With Chiara Canali and Davide Sarchioni she co-curated the exhibition L’opera d’arte nell’epoca dell’Intelligenza Artificiale, and she curated AIntropocene for ETH Milano.
Her curatorial work and research focus on the languages of AI Art and on the relationship between aesthetics, technology and society, with projects for cultural institutions, universities and international partners, including CINECA within the S+T+ARTS GRIN programme and ARTIFACT, a project funded by the European Union’s Creative Europe programme (Grant Agreement no. 101255817).
Teaching and talks
She teaches Phenomenology of Contemporary Arts at the Istituto Europeo di Design – IED and gives courses and masterclasses for academic and cultural institutions including Treccani Accademia, ICOM and the University of Pavia. She speaks regularly at conferences, festivals and institutional events, including Bocconi University, ICOM, H-FARM, Gallerie d’Italia and Forte di Bard. She writes the column AI Horizons for Artuu Magazine, on the dialogue between art, artificial intelligence and contemporary culture.
Network and research themes
She is a member of IKT – International Association of Curators of Contemporary Art and of the Gallery Climate Coalition. Her research also addresses inclusion, sustainability and the cultural transformations brought about by emerging technologies.
For curatorial projects, talks, critical essays or teaching: write to me.
