Events for 7 December 2021

Mario Peliti's photographs pay homage to the complex urban fabric of Venice, showing visitors what the city looks like in the light of the new millennium.

In Modena a corpus of color images of the most iconic war photographer ever.

Lisetta Carmi's photographs build a virtual bridge, spatial and temporal, between Molise and Sardinia; the black and whites exhibited at MACTE portray the Sardinian stage after the Second World War, together with all its protagonists and supporting actors.

Musei di San Domenico brings to light the work of the most influential female figures in the world of historical and contemporary photography.

The greatest exponent of French humanist photography is presented at Palazzo Roverella; the shots take the viewer right into the heart of twentieth-century Paris.

The American photographer Sandro Miller proposes a marginalized and multifaceted interpretation of the female figure, freed from the aesthetic and ideological yoke of patriarchy.

An exhibition in Trieste dedicated to the New York director's photographic beginnings, made possible thanks to the artistic efforts of the Look archive, ERPAC, the Museum of the City of New York and the Stanley Kubrick Archive.

After the success of the first part of the exhibition 'Mario Testino: Unfiltered', the second exhibition phase: the Milanese gallery also presents an exclusive body of unpublished works thus revealing the lesser known, more spontaneous and intimate side of the artist.

In Catania the first European retrospective of the American photojournalist who works with the iPhone.

The works of three artists are displayed within a multimedia journey that outlines the historical, social and natural boundaries of a river and the country it flows through.

Triennale Milano, together with Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain, presents the largest and most evocative exhibition ever created on the French director and photographer Raymond Depardon.

The exhibition is the result of the first artist residency promoted by the Pinacoteca G.A. Levis of Chiomonte, and proposes a social and intimist reinterpretation of the cultural microclimate of Susa Valley.

Reggia di Colorno hosts an extensive exhibition on the photographic work of Carla Cerati, who portrayed the Italian social and artistic scene of the second half of the twentieth century.

In 1983 Ghirri set off on a personal journey across Apulia and took hundreds of photographs. Ghirri’s family have gathered film negatives and original photographs to recreate the artist’s journey through the images he captured.

Still Fotografia presents 50 of the most iconic shots of the artist from Bagheria; between Sicily and Beirut, between America and Spain, between the relationship with Leonardo Sciascia and visual narrative.

Martin Parr's work is on display at CAMERA in Turin, Italy, showing the more humorous and ironic side of spectators as they enjoy sporting events of all sorts.

Lartigue's shots, always curious about the joy and carefree attitude of the Parisian upper middle class, are exhibited at the We Gil space in Rome.

In Siena the Carlo Vigni’s pictures on the former IDIT Tower: symbol of the Italian economic boom after the Second World War.

CAMERA hosts the first solo exhibition of Palermo-based photographer Salvatore Vitale, who depicts Switzerland's national security systems through an enigmatic visual mosaic.

The studiofaganel gallery hosts the photographic experiences of Paolo Gasparini, lived halfway between Italy and South America.

Leica Galerie brings together shots by some of the most important authors in the history of photography, building an educational, expressive, historical and geographical excursus of the medium.

The Italian Cultural Institute in Paris hosts the second stage of the travelling exhibition project on Ghirri's unpublished work, photographed for the ceramics company Marazzi in the mid-1970s.

Twenty14 displays the solo exhibition of Mashid Mohadjerin, an Iranian photographer who attempts to draw the boundaries of freedom and equality of the role of women in post-revolution Iran.

Condominio, on the occasion of "Reframing History" of Photo Vogue Festival, brings on display Giorgio Di Noto's Polaroids on the web and social documentations of the Arab Spring revolts.

Centro Pecci in Prato organizes "L’arte e la città", an exhibition whose pivotal point is the dialogue between contemporary art and the metropolitan and urban context of the Tuscan city.

Jest Fotografia presents Leonardo Magrelli's work "The Plant," which addresses issues dear to nuclear energy and ecological transition through a series of dreamlike and evocative shots.

Palazzo Del Duca presents a series of shots belonging to one of the first, fundamental female figures of the origins of photography.

In Turin, 10 photographers are brought together to focus attention on international situations of conflict and difficulty.

PAC Milano presents "Casa Azul", a work by visual artist Giulia Iacolutti on gender identity inside a Mexican penitentiary.

On display is the 'Animals' project that was born in 1992 when Steve McCurry carries out a mission in the war territories in the Gulf area to document the disastrous environmental and faunal impact in the places of the conflict.