ABOUT ME
Gabi Di Giammarco (b. 1994, Venezuela) is a writer, curator, and gallerist living and working in Miami, Florida. She collaborates directly with artists, galleries, and institutions on exhibitions and programs that bridge gaps between art spaces and those who don’t think they belong within them. Her work prioritizes playful interrogations of art, culture, and history as lived experiences—fusing anthropological theory, pop culture, philosophy, and humor to frame art-making as both a mirror and a survival tactic.
Guided by a belief in human mundanity as an entry point to understanding art, Di Giammarco approaches curation as a form of storytelling and community-building. She holds a BA in Visual and Cultural Anthropology from the University of Florida and a Certificate in Art Writing from Sotheby’s Institute of Art.
Di Giammarco is a co-founder of Supermarket Gallery and the creator of Art Advisory, a hybrid field journal and criticism project dedicated to reimagining how we talk about art, community, and belonging.
MY RESEARCH INTERESTS
Ethnography, outsider art, nostalgia, pop culture, thing theory, transnational narratives, ritual, liminality, propaganda, repatriation, cartoons, decoloniality, absurdity, material history, gender performance, family histories
MY INFLUENCES
Walter Benjamin, bell hooks, Garfield, Mikhail Bahktin, Faith Ringgold, Zora Neale Hurston, Mariah Carey, Hannah Arendt, MTV, Nan Goldin, Anthony Bourdain, E! True Hollywood Story, my maternal grandparents
WHAT MATTERS TO ME
Authenticity, decolonizing my life, shared futures, self-actualization, honest storytelling, the cultural impact of Jersey Shore, meaningful relationships, physical accessibility + accessibility in the imagination, disrupting colonial infrastructure