“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.
A broad retrospective dedicated to a pioneer of the photographic process, the exhibition in Modena compares Talbot’s work with that of other photographers, artists and scientists, tracing the experiences that led to the birth of a new form of representation of reality: photography, “the art of fixing a shadow”.
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.
“Behind the mask, beyond the virus”. An outdoor exhibition, in the streets of Parma, dedicated to those who fought the epidemic every day. A project between reportage, serial communication and artistic installation. A visual message that, in addition to offering hope, intends to make us feel part of the same battle
“Domestica”, the new book by Silvia Camporesi published by Postcart, is an intimate diary, a story in images, a family album born in the weeks of the lockdown. A publication curated in the smallest details, until it became an “artist book”: imaginative, surreal and exciting.
An archive of images, signs that tell of a unique and unrepeatable therapeutic experience. “Portraits of a Therapy” would represent a new portrait of psychotherapy, freeing it from meanings linked to fear or shame, and bringing it closer to people.
The Fondazione Sozzani in MIlan hosts a retrospective dedicated to the Chinese photographer, who tragically passed away in 2017. Considered as a challenge to a repressive regime, his images are “a hymn to the body, to sexuality, to vulnerability”.
Through photographic tangibility, Marucci offered the substance of a vanishing memory; the disappearance of the world of Italian circus: stories of nomadism, magic and backstage, unexpected visions and moods that are mutable and eternal to what happens on the stage, under the spotlight of the circus.
“Resolution 808” is an in-depth visual investigation about the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) where Martino Lombezzi’s photographs are combined with Jorie Horsthuis’s journalistic work.
In the Sicilian photographer’s latest work, collected in a book and displayed in an exhibition, the images tell us about lacerations and contrasts. A deep reflection on the theme of pain, on the world and on photography itself.
The camera was his weapon against intolerance and discrimination. A master photographer whose images seem to mirror the hundreds of protests of the last weeks.
The Italian photographer talks about his award-winning project at World Press Photo 2020: a work documenting the migration of almost five million people, fleeing Venezuela to escape the harsh living conditions in their country.
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