Since 1969, Nuccio Mula’s journey through the realm of art and culture has been nothing short of remarkable. At the tender age of 13, he penned his inaugural article – an essay on the positioning of the temples of Jupiter Atabirius and Athena Delphia in Agrigento – which found its place in a local newspaper. This moment marked the inception of a prolific career that has left an enduring impact on the artistic landscape.
Nuccio’s journey continued with illustrious achievements, including becoming a member of the editorial committee of the same newspaper and being recognized with the renowned International Journalistic Award on Peace “Città di Taranto” at just seventeen years old. His scholarly pursuits led him to teach a range of subjects at the Academy of Fine Arts, including Theory and method of mass media, Theory of perception and Psychology of form, and Phenomenology of Immagine and Contemporary Arts.
A true renaissance figure, Nuccio is not only a scholar and educator but also a creative force. He has published seven collections of poems and countless essays, capturing the essence of Italian literature and art. His critical insights have illuminated the works of established and emerging Italian authors and artists, underscoring their significance in the cultural tapestry.
Nuccio’s intellectual acumen extends beyond the realm of art. His distinguished membership in MENSA International, a prestigious club reserved for exceptional intellects, reflects an extraordinary mind. An esteemed scholar of traditional Sicilian culture, he has ventured into dialectology, paremiology, demopsychology, and linguistics, showcasing his commitment to preserving and understanding cultural heritage.
Awards and accolades have punctuated Nuccio’s journey, reaffirming his stature as a luminary in the artistic sphere. His profound influence has earned him a place in international Academies and Institutes of University Culture, and he has been honored with titles such as Knight of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta. The coveted Telamon Prize for Literature and the Sikelé Prize for literary and art criticism stand as testaments to his unparalleled contributions.
Nuccio’s legacy continues to flourish through his leadership as President of the Jury for various literary awards and Contemporary Art Exhibitions. His critical essay on Jerre Mangione, an iconic figure in Italian-American literature, has been enshrined in the “opera omnia” published by the Pennsylvania University in homage to Mangione’s legacy.
His journey, spanning over five decades, has shaped the artistic landscape and propelled him to receive prestigious recognition, including the distinction of having an asteroid named after him by NASA. Nuccio Mula’s unwavering dedication to cultural enrichment and artistic exploration stands as an inspiration, a testament to the transformative power of creativity.
Contact:
📍 Via San Vito, No. 75 – 92100 Agrigento
📞 Landline: 0922 21083
📱 Mobile: 3282482407
📧 Email: profnucciomula@virgilio.it
