Exhibition

Zizola’s sea is a sea of subtraction, in which signs, analogies and things that recall other things emerge. The sea becomes sky and thus becomes a constellation that refers to archetypes at the origin of time.
Drawings, human figures, ancient representations, signs in the night, distant images of a powerful nature in close contact with man all appear in his photos.

There are few countries in Europe where such deeply entrenched stereotypes of women are as widespread as in Italy. Young women in skimpy costumes and heavy make-up have been lasciviously dancing their way through the evening TV program for the past 65 years or so, and only rare exceptions among them have not had cosmetic surgery. The mother is an icon yet on average a woman is murdered every three days in this land of cavaliers and charmers, most often by her intimate partner.

WINNER OF FotoRoomOPEN 22.9.2020 Open doors with artist: 3-6pm Opening: 7 pm (by reservation: info@foto-forum.it) Exhibition: 23.9. –  22.10.2020 Stefanie Minzenmay – Protected Privacy and Selfie in Arles Under its SELFIE hashtag, Instagram currently offers 427 million hits. Number One in…

SPECIAL EXHIBITION OF A SPECIAL TIME BY VERY SPECIAL AUTHORS   “I was born little and i’ll remain little with little ideas; there’s no need to be big” – Maria Giacomelli  The collection of images here portray the quarantine experience…

Opening: 28.1.2020, 19.00 Exhibition: 29.1. – 22.2.2020 Roberta Segata’s photographic project features the storm known as ‘Vaia’ that struck on 29th October 2018, and its aftermath for the ‘Magnifica Comunità’ of Fiemme and much of the Eastern Alps. That day…

Marilù Eustachio is a unique personality. She comes from Rome. She speaks Roman and thinks Roman, she moves in a Roman circle of friends and ambiance, but, idiosyncratically enough, she feels like a Tyrolean Roman. Not just because she was born in Merano: she spent years of her childhood in the Vinschgau region, her mother came from Malls, and until quite recently she came every year to South Tyrol, to Ums bei Völs.

The Realpolitik project was born in the form of fanzines published by Cesura Publishing, the editorial brace of the internationally renowned collective of photojournalists among which Santese is one of the founders and Valli is a member, with the aim of thinking, in an ironic and grotesque way, about the iconography that the Italian political class of the so-called third Republic attributes to itself and feeds daily through images published on social media.

Opening: 21.9.2019,  11:00 Exhibition: 24.9. – 26.10.2019 “Borders” belongs to the 00A cycle of works, a series of a ten-year long project in which the artist uses photography as a means, purpose, or witness to express themes important to him….

Opening: 14.5.2019, 19:00 Exhibition: 15.5.-15.6.2019 There is no dignity in war, no modesty either. Erik Kessels exposes a particularly shitty aspect of war, one that is usually left out of the history books. Despite the horror and chaos of conflict…

Opening: 27.3.2019, 19:00 Curated by: Sabine Gamper With: Gennaro Postiglione, professor of Achitetecure at Politecnico di Milano and coordinator of “The Atlantic Wall Linear Museum” Guido Pietropoli, architect, collaborator of Carlo Scarpa from 1970 to 1978 and his assistant at IUAV Exhibition: 28.3. – 4.5.2019 Born 1941,…

Jasmine Deporta’s work reflects on her surroundings and relationships and is a personal reflection on longing, fear and most of all identity. Working mainly with analog film, she captures introspective moments within her vision of reality.

“He is the Albrecht Dürer of cities and of modern times: the German photographer Bialobrzeski portrays human habitats just as the elder artist portrayed members of the clergy, rulers or the life of the Madonna – personages from history, captured for posterity. Visual art as an intellectual discipline…

While studying photography in Denmark in 2014, Italian Giulia Mangione had to work on a final project. Most of her classmates went to far away countries. Giulia decided to stay to understand what made Denmark the happiest country in the world.

Julius G. Neubronner, born 1851 in Kronberg im Taunus as the son of a pharmacist, cultivated a curious passion for photography. I​n 1907 he patented the design of a camera which could be attached to pigeons and would automatically take pictures during their flight in order to track their journey.

“On a tiny star in a galaxy, even tinier creatures continue to carry out their own roles. All under the light of the sun; All maintaining a fragile balance, like walking over thin ice; All while searching for beauty, as if in prayer; All protected, with each of their realms continuing to endlessly overlap with one another.” – Rinko Kawauchi