Master's Program in Curatorial Practice - IED Florence

The Master's Course in Curatorial Practice at IED Firenze trains future curators with strong theory and practical skills in developing exhibitions from idea to execution. You'll learn how sought-after curators create knowledge to organize and communicate exhibitions, making artworks interact meaningfully with space.

This program trains future professional curators through a blend of theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience in exhibition creation. You will learn to produce knowledge that enhances the organization and communication of exhibitions, allowing artworks to interact with their surroundings.

The course starts with three months of theory in visual art, museum science, and exhibition history to build understanding among diverse students. From month four, you'll work with renowned curators on projects, ending with a Final Project, like an exhibition, public program, or publication.

Key areas include cultural studies, practical management skills, and hands-on practice. Aimed at aspiring curators, it emphasizes communication and project management, preparing graduates for roles in museums, galleries, and art organizations, while engaging with contemporary art discourse.