Anna Cestelli Guidi trained as an art historian in Rome and Berlin, focusing on the transformation of theory, exhibition practice and the museological structures of the 60s and 70s. In 1997 she published a work on documenta, La documenta di Kassel. Percorsi dell’arte contemporanea, which remains the only historical survey of the exhibition written in Italian. She has worked in a range of institutions in Spain, including CGAC of Santiago de Compostella, MACBA and the Fondazione Metrònom in Barcelona. Since 2005, she is the Director of the visual arts program at the Fondazione Musica per Roma at the Auditorium in Rome. She produced the “Fluxus Biennial” (2010-2011) and curated the performance and concert series that accompanied the exhibition cycle. In addition to the variety of exhibitions she has curated at the Auditorium, she created the monthly project Sound Corner and the yearly exhibition program One Space/One Sound.
