The World Press Photo, the most prestigious photojournalism contest in the world, has significantly revisited their method of selecting and awarding the works they receive every year from all over the globe.
An “Archipelago” of photographers from all over Italy and the narration of the pandemic through images: different but connected works, an extraordinary documentation on display at Villa Bottini. We talk with the curator about the exhibition and the birth of a group with several projects for the future.
The American photographer was able to concentrate an entire day in a single photograph: each final image, the sum of many others, contains the essence of a place, from dawn till dusk, and wants to record duration, to be the conscious visualization of passing time.
Cradle of myths and history, the Mediterranean has been a favourite travel destination since the early years of photography. The blooming industry understood the travellers’ need for exoticism and visible testimony and the photographers, not without difficulties, illustrated every corner of the world. Leaving behind a priceless heritage.
A great photographer has left us. Best known for his portraits of Vasco Rossi and other celebrities, Efrem Raimondi has never followed traditional rules and, precisely for this reason, has left a deep mark, an unconventional vision of photography.
Staged photography, a genre that has revolutionized the language of photography since the 1980s, is at the heart of the exhibition now open again to the public in Reggio Emilia. Over one hundred works that, through staging, parallel realities, inventions inspired by cinema, show that pivotal moment that opened the doors of art to photography.
The great director of photography has left us at the age of 97. We remember him by retracing his career, studded with awards, masterpieces and collaborations with the most celebrated Italian and international film directors.
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.
An anthological exhibition dedicated to Margherita Verdi, where the theme of the fragment emerges as recurring in the poetry of the Florentine photographer.
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