Gianluca Lorenzini holds a BA in History of Art and an MA in Philosophy. He works as a museum educator for the Chiostro del Bramante and in this capacity leads guided tours and facilitates workshops designed to allow the general public to familiarize themselves with the language of contemporary art. He has translated and edited academic papers concerning philosophy, history of art and sociology, in both English and Italian, and has published and peer reviewed in the journals ‘Estetika – The European Journal of Aesthetics’ and ‘Pli – The Warwick Journal of Philosophy’. His main fields of interest concern contemporary visual art, analytic aesthetics and the relationship between visual and non-visual arts.
