Carlo Avilio Curriculum Vitae - Warwick
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Carlo Avilio Curriculum Vitae - Warwick
Carlo Avilio Institute of Advanced Study, Milburn House, University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7HS (UK) Curriculum Vitae [email protected] mobile: (+44) (0)7922 4875 41 Research interests My principal research interests lie in Baroque art, a field that requires an interdisciplinary approach linking together art history, literature and the history of sciences, along with a close analysis of manuscript sources and archive documents. CURRENT POSITION (OCTOBER 2016-) Early Career Fellow at Institute of Advanced Study (IAS), University of Warwick EDUCATION AND TRAINING 2012-2016 PhD in History of Art (Viva 14 March 2017), University of Warwick Dissertation: ‘Naturalism and the Picaresque in Jusepe de Ribera’s Work’ Supervisor: Dr Lorenzo Pericolo 2003-2006 MPhil in History of Modern Art (Distinction), University of Studies Federico II, Naples Dissertation: I graffiti di Giovan Battista De Pino (1612-1647) nella chiesa di S. Maria della Sanità a Napoli Supervisor: Prof. Paola Santucci 2001 Certificate of Assistant Librarian, Italy (600 hours course) 1997-2002 MA in Conservation of Cultural Heritage (Distinction), University Suor Orsola Benincasa, Naples Dissertation: ‘La catacomba di S. Gaudioso a Napoli: aspetti topografici e iconografici’ Supervisor: Prof. Leonardo di Mauro AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS October 2016-March 2017 Early Career Fellowship, Institute of Advanced Study, University of Warwick (£ 6.110) 2012-2015 Chancellor’s Scholarship, University of Warwick, Three-year fully funded Doctoral Scholarship (£ 57.000) 2013 Association of Art Historians (UK) – John Fleming Travel Award for my PhD proposal (£ 2.000) 2007 Franco Strazzullo Prize for my MPhil dissertation (£ 3.000) PUBLICATIONS Journal Articles and Chapters in Books ‘Una commedia inedita di Francesco Mastriani: "Il marito di tela"’, Critica letteraria, XXXIX/151 (2011), n. 2, pp. 334-354. ‘Per un primo profilo documentato di Giovan Battista De Pino’, Arte Cristiana. An international review of art history and liturgical arts, XCVI/849 (2008), pp. 459-464. (forthcoming) ‘De Pino, Giovan Battista’ [Biographical entry. Il will appear in Dizionario Biografico degli Italiani. Publisher: Treccani]. “La catacomba di San Gaudioso. Le radici della cristianità disegnano nuove prospettive per il quartiere della Sanità”, in Undergrounds in Naples. I sottosuoli napoletani, ed. Roberta Varriale (Naples: CNR. Istituto di Studi sulle Società del Mediterraneo, 2009, pp. 91-101, CNR conference proceedings, Naples, November 2007). ‘The Failure of Painting in Jusepe de Ribera′s ″Five Senses″ series’, Dialectics of Faith and Doubt in Seventeenthcentury Spain, edited by Aneta Georgievska-Shine and Matt Ancell, University of Nebraska Press (revised and resubmitted). Editor Editor of the series Scoprire e Riscoprire (3 issues published; Naples: D’Auria, 2008-) (short guides for local tourism). CONFERENCE PAPERS AND LECTURES (invited) ‘Portens of Nature: Jusepe de Ribera and the Bearded Woman’, Wiesbaden Museum, Laboratorium Neapel. Plurale Stilbildung, Künstlerkonkurrenz und Wirkungsästhetik in der neapolitanischen Barockmalerei. Internationale Tagung im Rahmen der Ausstellung “Caravaggios Erben”. Barock in Neapel (9-11 Fabruary 2017). ‘Paiting Experience: Ribera′s Series of the "Five Senses"’, Warwick University, Department of History of Art, Research Seminars series (16 March 2016). ‘Comedic and Parodic Aspects in Ribera′s "Lazarillo and the Blind Man"’, Berlin, The Renaissance Society of America Annual Meeting Conference (26-28 March 2015). ‘Ribera′s Five Senses: Between the New Science and the Picaresque’, New York, The Renaissance Society of America Annual Meeting Conference (27-29 March 2014). ‘The Art of Reformation’, Warwick University, 1 December 2016 (for undergraduates students) SEMINAR ORGANIZATION Research Seminars series, Warwick University, Department of History of Art, academic year 2014/2015. TEACHING EXPERIENCE 2012-2016 Private Tuition of Italian Language 2006-2007 Italian literature, Grammar, History of Art, History and Latin in Italian secondary school NON-ACADEMIC WORK EXPERIENCE 2003-2012 Government Department: responsible for the Artistic Heritage of Naples: inventory and specialist cataloguing of works of art relating to churches and palazzi of Naples. 2 Italian public and private archives and libraries: management of library services and supervisor for digital libraries projects; cataloguing and digitization of modern and ancient books, and of archival documents (17th-20th century) using UNIMARC-based software (Aleph, CDS/ISIS), the standards MAG/METS (based on Dublin Core), and planetary scanners. LANGUAGE SKILLS Italian, native; English, fluent; Latin and Spanish for Academic purposes. IT SKILLS Proficient user of professional scanners and software for cataloguing books, archive documents and works of art. MEMBERSHIP AND ASSOCIATION Renaissance Society of America Association of Art Historians Italian Art Society Referee: Dr Lorenzo Pericolo Departments of the History of Art Warwick University, Millburn House University of Warwick Coventry CV4 7HS [email protected] 3