Rosario Villani graduated with a degree in Art History and Cultural Management from the Universidad del Salvador (USAL). She conducts research, cataloging, and archiving projects for artists and private collections. She currently heads the Department of Artwork Registration and Documentation at the Ama Amoedo Collection and contributes to the bibliographic archive of the Oscar Bony Estate. She has written curatorial texts, biographies, and articles published in catalogs, books, and specialized media. She teaches at various cultural institutions and instructs courses in Art History and Cultural Heritage Management at the Catholic University of Argentina (UCA).
VENICE BIENNALE 2026: A CONTEMPORARY LOOK AT MEMORY, ARCHIVE, AND TERRITORY
At the 61st Venice Art Biennale, titled In Minor Keys and conceived by Cameroonian curator Koyo Kouoh, Latin American artists and projects hold a prominent place within an edition shaped by reflections on memory, territory, identity, and community knowledge.
A SECRET FADES IN MY HANDS: AMPARO VIAU'S FIRST SOLO SHOW IN EUROPE
Argentine artist Amparo Viau is presenting her work at ArtNoble Gallery in Milan, Italy, through June 30. The exhibition features a large-scale installation consisting of a continuous drawing approximately forty meters long, created in chalk pastel on paper, along with a series of drawings and bodily fragments that expand upon the themes explored in the main piece.

