Nicola Davide Angerame

Nicola Davide Angerame is an Italian philosopher, film critic, independent art curator, and cultural project manager. He serves as a Board Member of ART – Aesthetics Research Turin at the Department of Philosophy and Education, University of Turin, and has previously lectured in Aesthetics at the Department of Humanities, University of Turin. He was also a guest lecturer at Collegio Universitario Einaudi in Turin, where he taught History and Criticism of Cinema and History and Aesthetics of Contemporary Art. With a degree in Theoretical Philosophy under Gianni Vattimo, focusing on the thought of Jean-Luc Nancy, Angerame brings a philosophical perspective to his work in cinema and contemporary art. He has curated more than one hundred cultural events worldwide and founded and directed cultural institutions including the Galleria Civica di Alassio, the Galleria Civica di Andora, and the association whitelabs. Culture in progress in Milan. He has held key roles in major cultural projects and festivals, and currently works as a consultant for Fondazione Beatrice Trussardi (Switzerland), SMAFF – St. Moritz Art Film Festival, and TAG – Torino Art Galleries. Angerame’s journalism and criticism span cinema, art, and architecture, with contributions to Robinson (La Repubblica), L’Unità, Il Manifesto, Art Presse (Paris), Artribune, Exibart, Arte e Critica, and, more recently, Il Giornale dell’Arte. He has lectured and curated cultural events internationally in New York, Seoul, Bangkok, Paris, Berlin, and London. Combining philosophical insight with practical experience in curation, criticism, and cultural project management, he fosters dialogue between Italian and international cinema and contemporary art communities.