From 1988 to today, Mara Moscano has consolidated her professional experience in the realization of projects for the Arts and Culture, from conception to artistic and production coordination, from promotion and communication to the press office, collaborating with national and international bodies and institutions, including the Ministry of Italian Foreign Affairs, Piedmont Region, Municipality of Turin, Municipality of Milan, Goethe Institut, Embassy of Chile, Unicef, Philip Morris, Altec.
Curating and organizing exhibitions and meetings of Contemporary Art: Palazzo Reale, Arengario, Stelline Foundation, Brera Academy of Fine Arts in Milan; Palazzo Vecchio in Florence; Mole Antonelliana, Lingotto, “Filippo Scroppo” Civic Gallery, Museum of the Resistance, Museum of ‘900, and Reggia di Venaria in Turin; Animation Cinema Zagreb, Sarajevo Civic Gallery of Contemporary Art, Science Festival in Genoa, Experimental Center of Cinematography and Rome Film Fest. In publishing, I collaborated on the Giorgio Mondadori art catalogs and with the theater magazine "Sipario".
Author, consultant, and casting for Rai programs including the evening special in memory of actor Marcello Mastroianni, and artistic director of the montage on the figure of Othello in Cinema and Theater, from the Teatro Regio di Torino with the Berliner Philharmoniker, Claudio Abbado conductor, and author of programs for Rai Educational.
Collaborations with musicians including the conductor Piero Bellugiand the musicologist Sergio Sablich, for Grieg's Peer Gynt in the adaptation by Ingmar Bergman.
She has collaborated with art historians including Cristina Acidini, Andrea Balzola, Stefano Casciu, Philippe Daverio, Giancarlo Pagliasso, Paolo Levi, and Anita Valentini.
Organization and production of drama theatre shows, and she has collaborated with actresses, actors, and directors including Eugenio Allegri, Piero Bodrato, Maddalena Crippa, Gianni Di Capua, Marisa Fabbri, Peter Greenaway, Michael Nyman, Lucia Poli, Giampiero Solari, QProduzioni, and with poets Alda Merini, Edoardo Sanguineti, and visual poet Arrigo Lora Totino.
