Valentina Tanni
Valentina Tanni is an art critic, curator, professor, content manager. She is particularly interested in the link between art nd new technologies and in the phenomenon of contamination between languages.
She is graduated in Lettere, (with specialization in Contemporary Art History) at the "La Sapienza" University of Rome.
In 2000 She founded ExiWebArt, the first italian column dedicated to Net Art, hosted by the art website Exibart.com and in 2001 RANDOM, a daily magazine about new media art.
She curated the Net section of the Media Connection exhibition (Roma e Milano, 2001), the exhibitions Netizens (Roma, 2002) and L'oading (Siracusa, 2003). She teaches Computer science applied to Historic-Artistic Heritage at the "La Sapienza" University in Roma (Human sciences faculty).
She is vice-director of Exibart and Exibart.onpaper. She collaborates with many journals and newspapers. Now She direscts the economic culture webzine Miss Marple and curates a book collection for the publisher Deleyva.
She lives in Rome.