Graduated in Medicine and Surgery, specialized in Psychiatry, he has a Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy at Pontifical University of St. Anselmo in Rome. Author of over two hundred scientific publications and more than ten monographs on Psychology, Psychotherapy, Psychiatry and Philosophical Anthropology.

Vittorio Sgarbi, born in Ferrara the 8th May 1952 and graduated in Philosophy with a specialization in Art History at University of Bologna, is not only an art critic: he is also curator of major international exhibitions, a prolific writer of best-sellers books , host of successful broadcasts which entered the history of Italian television, politician, free thinker and tireless defender of art and culture. He has been a member of the Italian Parliament and collaborated with several municipal administrations.

Former government official at Correr Museum in Venice, Professor of Art History at Ca’ Foscari University, member of the Italian Castles Institute, vice-president of Ateneo Veneto, honorary president of the Friends of the Museum of Venice Association.

He began to study Humanistic, Dynamic and Synchronic Astrology since high school. Author and supporter of the “free will”, he believes in a qualitative and organic vision of Astrology where every “aspect” not only fulfills its function, but is applied in an instrumental and speculative way in order to “know yourself”.

Graduated in Literature and specialized in Library Science and Archives, she is a researcher in Gender Studies, historian, author of numerous publications of inventories from historical archives and academic papers: she focuses her studies mainly on the History of Asylums and Women History.

Graduated in Comparative Literature, he started to collaborate with Professor Meluzzi as Editor since 2018. From 2016 he runs a blog dedicated to short stories. In 2017 he published a short science fiction novel for children about immigration titled “The sheep that traveled in space and time”, published by Voce in Capitolo.

Historian and Archivist, Associate Lecturer at several state universities, former Assistant Curator at Historical Archives of the National Academy of San Luca. Winner of numerous scholarships at national institutions, she carried on a wide range of studies in collaboration with Italian and foreign universities, superintendencies and cultural institutes, publishing different monographs and essays in international scientific journals.

President at Antique Dealers Association of Italy (AAI), where she has been also Director since 2006. Graduated in Decorative and Figurative Arts at Study Center of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and graduated in History of Art in Rome, Alessandra Di Castro represents the fourth generation of one of the most prestigious Roman antiquarian families who opened their shop shortly after Rome became the capital of Italy.

He currently works in the civil law sector, with particular attention to the themes of copyright and intellectual property, as well as contracts related to the art field; he is an expert updated on the specific judicial and extrajudicial protections available to the art buyer.

Director at Colonna Gallery in Rome, graduated in Art History in Rome, author of numerous publications, including the two catalogs of paintings from the Colonna collections.

Art historian who studied in Rome at Sapienza University, where she graduated and specialized in History of Modern Art. She has been the responsible director of many restorations (like Perseus of Canova, Raphael’s tapestry The Blinding of Elima, about 500 artifacts from the Vatican Gardens) and wrote numerous scientific publications focused on the Vatican collections. She runs the book series “Inside the Palace”, born from the collaboration between Vatican Museums, Sapienza University of Rome and The Getty Research Institute, for which she edited the first volume titled “Dressing the Palaces”.

Graduated in Literature and specialized in History of Medieval and Modern Art, he is also author of numerous publications. He mainly focuses on paintings produced in central Italy between the XVth and XIXth centuries, paying particular attention to the Raphaelesque sphere.

Curator at Carrara Academy of Bergamo since 2015 and Associate Professor of History of Art Criticism at University of Pavia, he mainly deals with topics from XVIth century Lombard and Venetian Art History.

Curator at Pinacoteca Manfrediniana, consecrated with the Oro Virginum and Literature teacher, she combines her pedagogical passion with the love for art by animating young volunteers at Semima Artis cultural association.

Graduated in architecture at IUAV in Venice, creator of innovative and international architectural projects. Always passionate and expert about Art, he is entrusted with private collections and organizes shows and exhibitions. Publisher and writer of art essays.

Passionate about Fine Arts and Literature, she writes articles for The Art Master linking the artistic heritage to the cities. She is responsible for the contemporary artists section and organizes events related to the Art World.