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Celeste Ianniciello

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Celeste Ianniciello
Università degli Studi di Napoli “L’Orientale” – DSUS
Researcher

 

Celeste Ianniciello holds a PhD in “Cultural and Postcolonial Studies of the Anglophone World” from the University of Naples “L’Orientale”. Commencing from the relation between I/eye and place in female migrant subjectivities, her research analyzes the visual (auto)biography of female artists from Middle-Eastern and Mediterranean countries as a contrapuntal example set against the epistemology of geographical, cultural and sexual borders. She has participated in national and international conferences, and published critical essays on literature, cinema and the visual arts.

 

Selected publications:
Ianniciello, Celeste. 2011. “Il Mediterraneo (auto)biografico di Zineb Sedira.”  Parol. Quaderni d’arte ed epistemologia 20
Ianniciello, Celeste. 2012. “The 'World-Museums' of Contemporary Art. Local Traces of Global Routes.” In Cultural Memories, Migrant Modernities and Museum Practices, edited by Beatrice Ferrara. Milano: Politecnico di Milano DPA.
Ianniciello, Celeste. 2013. “Re-collecting and Connecting. Public Art, Migrating Heritage and the Relocation of Cultural Memory.” In Migrating Heritage: Networks and Collaborations across European Museums, Libraries and Cultural Institutions, edited by Perla Innocenti and Andrew Greg. London: Ashgate. [forthcoming]