Events for 24 March 2019

The history of the ONU (and the world) in the most beautiful images of the United Nations Photo Library.

Animals are the protagonists of 60 iconic photos, illustrating the myriad everyday life stories binding animals and humans.
This collective portrayal of moments of interaction touches upon the themes of the labour and support that animals offer man, the consequence of human actions on fauna and wildlife at a local and global level, and the affection that people shower on their “pets”, whatever they may be.

Italian preview of the new edition of Wildlife Photographer of the year, prestigious annual award dedicated to nature photography and promoted by the Natural History Museum, London.

Tate Britain presents a comprehensive retrospective of the legendary British photographer, famous for his war photographs, the exhibition showcases some of the most impactful photographs captured over the last 60 years

A visual novel about the dark side of Istanbul city, realized by the Turkish photographer Coşkun Aşar, relevant protagonist in the new international street photography scene.

The first major Luigi Ghirri retrospective to go on show outside the artist’s native Italy, the focus of the exhibition rests on the 1970s, a key period where conceptual art is affirmed and take shapes a new face of italian territory.

The beginning of the career of Diane Arbus and her shots of the period between the 1956 and the 1962. seven years in which the great american photographer matured  the style that bring her to success, shooting in black and white the marginalized people and the freaks of "her" New York.

A journey in the work of the Sicilian photojournalist, Magnum photographer since 1982, in the most suitable setting: "his" Palermo. the two hundred black and white photographs of different format that tell about their career, through a storytelling divided into chapters.

The Winterthur Photomuseum dedicate a monographic exhibition to the American photographer Anne Collier (b. 1970).

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.

Rome, capital of photography for an entire months: over 250 free initiatives, including exhibitions, meetings with photographers, workshops and lectures.

A solo exhibition of one of the most influential Chinese artists of his generation, who died tragically at the age of 29. In a repressive political context, he investigated themes such as eroticism and identity, expressing a desire for creative freedom, in an almost carefree way.

People are awesome, especially if they are captured from the lens of Martin Parr.

The love for letterature according to Steve McCurry. Photographs "captured" in over 40 years of career in the most different contexts, from streets to markets, from place of worship to place of war, from Cuba to Italy, from India to Afghanistan.

Bologna host a retrospective (101 images) dedicated to one of the most important photographers of the twentieth century: Lee Miller.

‘I’m in love, I’m all shook up’. What better way to describe German photo artist Thomas Kellner’s relationship with America than through the words of Rock and Roll legend Elvis Presley.

"Photography as a choice of life" is the title of the exhibition that retraces the photographic journey of one of the most relevant Italian photographers: Letizia Battaglia.