Giulia Zaccariotto

Giulia Zaccariotto is a Contract Lecturer at the Department of Humanities, Ca' Foscari University of Venice. She serves as curator of sculpture and applied arts collections at the Accademia Carrara in Bergamo, overseeing restoration, exhibitions, and educational projects.

• University of Milan - BA in Historical Sciences
• University of Milan - BA in Cultural Heritage Sciences
• University of Milan - MA in History and Art Criticism
• Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa - PhD (2018)

Her research focuses on Venetian Renaissance sculpture and mass-produced metal objects, particularly medals. She explores their role as image/meaning carriers and their relationship with other art forms. Additional research includes:

• 16th-century Venetian antiques market
• 18th-century Lombard wooden sculpture
• Cataloging of Marin Sanudo's manuscript
• Military architecture of the Serenissima (Antonio Gambello)
• Collector circulation in artistic production

She has received multiple international awards including:

• Federico Zeri Foundation grant
• Getty Research Institute Library Grant
• I Tatti fellowship

Her teaching includes courses on:

• History of Modern Art (6-12 credits)
• Artistic Patronage
• Conservation of Artistic Heritage

Professional collaborations span:

• Galleria Estense (Modena) - medal collection reorganization
• VIVE museum complex (Rome) - collection cataloging
• The Frick Collection (New York) - exhibition project