Francesca Alfano Miglietti (FAM), teorica e critica d’arte, è docente di Teorie e metodologie del contemporaneo all’Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera. Analizza e indaga le interconnessioni e le interferenze tra linguaggi diversi: cinema, fotografia, filosofia, letteratura, moda, musica, teatro, i quali entrano tutti prepotentemente nella sua teoria dell’arte. Tra i suoi numerosi saggi: Identità mutanti. Dalla piega alla piaga: esseri delle contaminazioni contemporanee (Bruno Mondadori, 1997), Rosso Vivo. Mutazione, Trasfigurazione e sangue nell’Arte Contemporanea (Electa, 1999) e Nessun Tempo, Nessun Corpo. Arte, Azioni, Reazioni e Conversazioni (Skira, 2011). È curatice della mostra Corpus Domini. Dal corpo glorioso alle rovine dell’anima, dal 28 ottobre 2021 a Palazzo Reale, Milano.
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