“We must be grateful to Paul Fusco for his determination to put us in front of what was done to cause suffering to all victims of injustice and wars, universally and across borders”. In memory of the great American photographer, who died in July 2020, and his work: a powerful, tragic, authentic document.
Who are the new Magnum Photos “Nominees” this year? A quick look at the work and style of the five new arrivals at the historic photojournalistic agency.
We decided to try, with this editorial, to trace an original narrative inspired by a famous surrealist practice: a twine of words and images of different authors, that give us back a maybe unlikely, certainly unconventional and free, vision of a moment that will remain – and must remain – in our collective memory for a long time.
Cortona On The Move launch a brand new online platform: The Covid-19 Visual Project is an online archive, a memorial to restore the deeper meaning, the socio-anthropological values of what is happening.
Going through the history of the famous photographic Italian archive: a heritage of over five million images that is preparing to embark on a new journey, this time public, towards its enhancement and conservation.
Photography meets rock music: the greatest “photographers at 33 rpm” and the covers which made the history.
What idea has the XXI century of the body and how is it reflected in current photographic works? The curator Nathalie Herscdorfer collected in a book 360 sintense and emblematic images, synthesis of the many ways in which we love, hate or transform our outer shell. And she told us about it in an interview.
In Livorno, at the biblioteca dei Bottini dell’Olio – The exhibition “Photographic memory | Story of a collective recovery”. On the night of 9 September 2017, a violent storm hit the city of Livorno, causing the heavy toll of nine victims and hundreds of flooded homes. One of these, is the home of Daniele Dainelli’s family.
Photojournalism is a window open on the world, whose first duty is to inform about events, captured through a lucid eye, inspired by criteria of credibility, reliability, truthfulness. It is less free than higher forms of photography, but that is its nature. Or at least, it should be.
The project “Scatta la notizia” has had as its protagonists the students of two high schools in the Neapolitan territory, assisted by two exceptional teachers. For two years Photolux, with the support of Canon Italia and the collaboration of Neapolis.Art, has brought two great photographers, both winners of the World Press Photo, to accompany the kids in the world of visual communication.
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