A portrait of a leading figure in 20th-century Italian photography: author, historian, critic, curator, his beloved Milan pays homage to him with a large retrospective dedicated to the Lombard metropolis.
The project of the young refugee who became a photographer and returned to Africa to share the passion for his art with the kids of Mali, through photographic workshops.
The Italian photographer finalist at Eugene Smith Grant, with a reportage on the devastating effect that the mining industry has had on an entire area in the heart of Peru and on its population.
An anthological exhibition dedicated to Margherita Verdi, where the theme of the fragment emerges as recurring in the poetry of the Florentine photographer.
In the exhibition that marked the reopening of the Museo del Novecento e del Contemporaneo of Pistoia, the author surprises us with the colour and portrays, with a deep and meditative gaze, the unexpected beauty of reality.
A large and in-depth anthology: over 250 images ranging from the Seventies to the year 2000 that show the journey of the Milanese photographer, from his first Italian works to the major international projects of documentation of urban fabrics.
Kenro Izu in conversation with Enrico Stefanelli talking about his last Italian exhibition, which presents a selection of 55 images realized inside the Archeological Park of Pompei.
Ten different looks at a small town in the Lower Modena area: a collective narrative born from a geographical and social exploration to discover an area and its rebirth. Following in the footsteps of Cesare Pavese.
A long-term project on the Arctic, an extreme and bewitching place. At the centre of the narrative, the international scientific community stationed at the Ny-Alesund research base, an environmental monitoring centre on the Svalbard Islands.
The winner of the tenth edition of the Carmignac Award, which this year was dedicated to the fragile “green lung” of the world and deforestation issues, tells us about his reportage, now on display at MEP in Paris.
The photographer and the curator Nanda van den Berg on “Champù”, a series about teenagers in Havana and the indestructible vigour and resilience of young, despite the battle for daily survival they experienced in Cuba.
Francesca Catastini’s last book “Petrus”, published by Kehrer Verlag: “Dear Petrus, I named you after a liqueur in a dark bottle with a red cap.”
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