Giorgio Pace is the co-founder of Nomad
→ visit website, the itinerant showcase for collectable design and contemporary art.
Focussing on facilitating spaces for artistic expression since 2010, Pace curated "A Lunatic on Bulbs"
, a teetering exhibition that poetically referenced Emily Dickinson with objects by Rirkrit Tiravanija, Joel Shapiro and Liam Gillick among others. With a distinct passion for the extraordinaire, he produced "Magic Mountain"
, a show highlighting Rick Owen’s vision of design at the Chesa Planta Museum in St Moritz. An astutely composed project realised with artist Pierre Hughe and architect Francois Roche resulted in a mysterious performance piece titled "What Could Happen"
and involved transporting a hand-picked audience to Lej Nair, a secluded lake in Switzerland, by train. For Nomad’s first winter edition in 2018, Giorgio Pace curated “A Mind of Winter” with Rita Selvaggio in Samedan. He has consulted Dasha Zukhova on the Garage Museum in Moscow and Garage Magazine
in London.
Pace is engaged in publishing and worked with V Magazine, VMAN, CR Fashion Book and Visionaire
before finally merging his knowledge of art and expertise in business development to launch Giorgio Pace Projects (GPP), a creative consultancy that assists luxury brands to connect with art and culture enterprises. The company advised Louis Vuitton
on an event at Casa Malaparte, brought Moët-Hennessy
to Art Basel and secured sponsorship for a collaboration between the Vatican
and Westminster Abbey choir.
Giorgio Pace started his career at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and has since worked with the Venice Biennale, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, the Dia Foundation, the Bard Graduate Center for the Decorative Arts and others, supporting each institution in their pursuit of excellence and cultural integrity.