Lorenzo Giusti (Ph.D) is an Italian art historian, curator and writer, with an expertise in the field of museum management. 

Since 2018 he has been the Director of GAMeC – Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art in Bergamo, for which he has recently developed the long-term program The Orobie Biennial – Thinking Like a Mountain.

In 2024 he curated the 9th edition of Biennale Gherdëina – The Parliament of Marmots. From 2012 to 2017 he served as director of the MAN Museum (Sardinia). 

He has curated exhibitions in Italy and abroad and produced publications dedicated to both prominent and rediscovered figures of 20th century art and – most importantly – contemporary artists and themes. His particular interests lie in the relationship between ecological and post-anthropocentric thought and contemporary arts.

Giusti has worked with hundreds of artists and researchers across all continents. In different roles, he has collaborated with public and private institutions and organizations such as Bocconi University, Kunsthaus Baselland, Art Dubai, Venice Biennale, Artissima Turin, Vienna Curated by Festival,  Palazzo Grassi-Punta della Dogana in Venice, OGR Turin, Shenzhen Animation Biennale, FRAC Corse, Triennale Milano, Palazzo Strozzi in Florence and others. 

He is the creator and co-editor of the platform Radio GAMeC, recognized by UNESCO as one of the world’s best museum programme  during the covid pandemic. He was also President of AMACI, the Association of Italian Contemporary Art Museums, between 2019 and 2022, and a member of the international jury of the Venice Art Biennale (2022).