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David Guido Pietroni

David Guido Pietroni is the founder of The Art Insider.
He is an Italian music and film producer and he has been in the art world his entire life representing the famous art critic Vittorio Sgarbi as his agent for over 30 years.
Since 2004, he has been a member of the Recording Academy for the Grammy Awards and is also a part of the Tribeca Film Center, the realized vision of Robert De Niro bring together and support the New York City Film Community.

Reach him at david@art-insider.com.

Ancient Gold Rings discovered in a grave in Romania

David Guido Pietroni Aug 16, 2022

Archaeologists have made an astonishing discovery inside a prehistoric grave situated in Romania. They have discovered 169 ancient gold rings. They also uncovered 800 beads and a copper bracelet. Archaeologist Călin Ghemiș of the Ţării…

Archaeologists unearth an ancient portrait under a pyramid in China

David Guido Pietroni Aug 13, 2022

Archaeologists unearth a supposed ancient portrait of a king in Shaanxi province, China. The mysterious portrait was found carved into the foot of the 4300-year-old Shimao pyramid. The ancient portrait is among the 70 stone carvings. It…

Archaeology Museum to cover up the skulls of 13 Black Philadelphians

David Guido Pietroni Aug 11, 2022

The Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology plans to re-burp the skulls of 13 Black Philadelphians. A study to propagate white supremacism used the bodies of those 13 Black Philadelphians. One activist in the committee…

Arts Council England renews guidelines on repatriations and restitutions claims

David Guido Pietroni Aug 9, 2022

A report commissioned by Arts Council England and the Institute of Art and Law seeks to provide museums in the U.K. with guidance on how to deal with restitution and repatriation claims. The report replaces two-decade-old guidelines on…

Israeli archeologists have uncovered an ancient coin

David Guido Pietroni Aug 6, 2022

The archeologist team in North Israel has found a bronze coin that depicts the zodiac symbol. It dates back about 2,000 years. The archeologists have discovered it near Haifa. The rare ancient coin belongs to the reign of Antonius Pius, a…

Michigan Museum of Horror to open at Irish Hills

David Guido Pietroni Aug 4, 2022

If you love horror and spookiness, then get ready to head towards the Irish Hills. The new museum, called the Michigan Museum of Horror, will be completely filled with skeletons and eerie displays. Nate Thompson, a filmmaker in the Irish…

National Palace Museum of Taiwan will evacuate the treasures

David Guido Pietroni Aug 2, 2022

The National Palace Museum of Taiwan is one of the finest collections of Chinese imperial relics. It is preparing to protect its treasures in case Beijing launches an attack. It is working with law and security enforcement agencies to…

Notre Dame Cathedral to open for the public

David Guido Pietroni Jul 30, 2022

The famed Notre Dame Cathedral will reopen to visitors and worshippers in 2024. The announcement came from French Culture Minister Rima Abdul-Malak. The reopening will occur around the opening of the 2024 Olympic games. The church was…

Albuquerque Museum returns millennia-old antiques to Mexico

David Guido Pietroni Jul 29, 2022

An Albuquerque Museum has returned a dozen relics to the local Mexican consulate. It found the historical objects in an old storage container. The relics include Olmec greenstone sculptures and a figurine from Zacatecas. There are many…

Remains of the accursed boat Titanic will be gone by 2050

David Guido Pietroni Jul 28, 2022

The remains of the accursed boat Titanic could completely vanish by 2050. Experts from UNESCO warned that the debris of the ship could fall apart rapidly. Factors like pollution, expeditions, and bacterial growth are to blame for the…

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