Official, journalist Alessandro Giuli is the new president of MAXXI

The official announcement came last night in a statement from the Ministry of Culture: journalist Alessandro Giuli is the new president of the Fondazione MAXXI - Museo Nazionale delle arti del XXI secolo, which runs the museum of the same name in Rome. The new president was appointed by Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano, who thanked the outgoing president, Giovanna Melandri, whose term expired last November 1, and who is leaving MAXXI after 10 years. The new appointment will take effect Dec. 12, 2022.

Roman, born in 1975, Alessandro Giuli holds a degree in philosophy and began his journalistic career at Giuliano Ferrara’s Foglio, becoming its deputy editor in 2008 and then co-director in 2017. He then collaborated with other newspapers such as Il tempo, Libero, Linkiesta and the Corriere dell’Umbria. He is also a well-known face on television: in fact, he participates very often in talk shows as a pundit (such as Povera patria where his presence is fixed) and also boasts the conduction of a program, Seconda linea on Rai Due.

He has published books on a variety of topics: on postfascism(The Goose Step, The Unresolved Identity of Postfascists), on the sovereignist galaxy(Sovereignism for Beginners), history of ancient Rome(And Magna Madre Came: the Rites, Worship and Action of Cybele Romana). His resume also includes a book of poetry: Dadafleur, published in 2001.

Official, journalist Alessandro Giuli is the new president of MAXXI

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