Events for 18 January 2020

The exhibition is dedicated to the training images: the collections of photos used by scientists to train artificial intelligence systems in how to identify people and categorize the world.

The images of the famous American photographer and sociologist, preserved in the Library of Congress: an investigation into child labour and the poor living conditions of children of immigrants in the United States, at the beginning of the 20th century.

Hujar's life and art in downtown New York of the 70s and 80s, among avant-garde artists and subcultures: 160 images on display, including the famous portraits of celebrities of art and culture.

A family album, or rather of the many possible families, according to the great American photographer. Erwitt, born in 1928, has selected from his...

Man Ray and the feminine world in 200 images, made since the 20s in Paris, where the master, tireless experimenter, was the protagonist of...

Many exhibitions have been dedicated to Vivian Maier in recent years. A nanny for a living, a photographer by vocation, she became famous (by...

The exhibition celebrates the prodigious decade of the city that was running to grow. Through evocative photographs, posters, design objects we retrace with a hint of nostalgia the exceptional period that transformed the face of Milan, a city with which the whole of Italy was changing.

A retrospective, featuring over 200 works, dedicated to the artist whose provocative photographs and photomontages became celebrated icons of surrealism.

The exhibition explores the relationship of the famous artistic duo with music, its codes and its symbols, according to their usual and well-known style which, combining photography and painting, produces desecrating, sparkling and flamboyant works, on the borderline with kitsch.

The first great Italian retrospective dedicated to the famous photographer, the first woman who succeeded, in 1953, to enter the exclusive sphere of the Magnum Photos Agency.

The human and professional adventure of the great photographer from Palermo, in a retrospective of 300 shots: the exhibition is the portrait of countercurrent and committed intellectual.

The series "Veduta" pays homage to the ancient glory of Italian theatres, palaces, gardens, residences that today have become dusty ruins. Remains that, suspended between decay and eternal beauty, acquire a new splendour through the photographer's eye.

On exhibition in Aosta the evocative naturalistic reportages taken by the photographer between 2009 and 2019 for National Geographic Magazine.