Julieta Colantonio is a writer and curator from Buenos Aires, based in Berlin. Her work orbits research, sound, and collaborations with artists, often focusing on anti-formats.
Holding a master’s degree in Communication Sciences and Public Opinion from Universidad de Buenos Aires (FSOC) her research experience spans both cultural and academic institutions, including the Museum of Modern Arts (El Moderno) in Buenos Aires and Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin’s Innovation Hub.
Through spiritual technologies—the curatorial studio and collective founded with Shaly López and Sofia Mastrogiacomo— recent projects explore how shifting paradigms, the www, and experimental work forms by peripheral artists inform one another.
Her written and editorial work has been published in Dazed, Grau Magazin, and STUCK, among others, and featured in the catalog of New York’s Printed Matter, Inc and Madrid’s Institute for Postnatural Studies.
Holding a master’s degree in Communication Sciences and Public Opinion from Universidad de Buenos Aires (FSOC) her research experience spans both cultural and academic institutions, including the Museum of Modern Arts (El Moderno) in Buenos Aires and Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin’s Innovation Hub.
Through spiritual technologies—the curatorial studio and collective founded with Shaly López and Sofia Mastrogiacomo— recent projects explore how shifting paradigms, the www, and experimental work forms by peripheral artists inform one another.
Her written and editorial work has been published in Dazed, Grau Magazin, and STUCK, among others, and featured in the catalog of New York’s Printed Matter, Inc and Madrid’s Institute for Postnatural Studies.