Opening: Schaufenster 24.9.22, 11am @BAW – Bolzano Art Weeks 2022 One of the rarest kinds of marble in the world is found in the town of Lasa in South Tyrol. Still to this day it is only mined from a…
The call invited photographers, film lovers and enthusiasts of the emulsion to expose a 36 roll film, with maximum freedom of subject and technique, and send it to 36EXP undeveloped. Virtually a jump in the dark. Forty-one people responded, sending 41 rolls from different parts of the world. Many from Italy, but also France, Belgium, Holland and Sweden to Canada and the United States.
Talk: 26.5.2018 11 am Exhibition: 28.5. – 16.6.2018 (closed 2.6.2018) A three-year photographic investigation carried out by the collective Synap(see) from 2015 to 2017 along with the curator Steve Bisson. A journey which crosses a significant portion of Italy. Passing…
Opening & Talk: 3.3.2018, 11 am Guests: Manuela Sedmach (artist), Nazario Zambaldi (artist and philosopher), Miroslava Hajek (historian and curator), Manuel Canelles (artist and director)
PHOTOGRAPHY SEMINAR by Linn Schröder, Photographs by Tina Bauer, Judith Horn, Diana Juneck, Ania Kaszot, Alexander Klang, Irina Kholodna, Gunnar Krüger, Carola Lampe, Patricia Morosan, Melina Papageorgiou, Linn Schröder, Jessica Wolfelsperger, Martina Zaninelli
Portraits, 35mm colour slides, from 10 different underground networks worldwide,(Paris, Rome, London, Madrid, New York, Mexico DF, Santiago de Chile, Tunisia, Delhi and Tokyo). This work is reflected in and transcends the images shot by Walker Evans in the New York subways in the 40’s. It doesn’t make reference to any specific place but to distant and different cities which appear here as if closed in one single space.
A photographic exhibition presenting projects by the students of the Faculty of Design and Art at the Free University of Bolzano, realized during the artistic photography course taught by Nicolò Degiorgis in the 2015 & 2016 summer semesters in collaboration with SEAB and Villa Serena.
In this exhibition, Alessandro Bernasconi and Heimo Prünster show espionage photographs from 1940-1943 that document the construction works of the Italian Alpine Wall (“Vallo Alpino Littorio”) in South Tyrol. The large-scale military construction erected by the fascist regime in utmost secrecy was intended for protection against their own ally Germany, and while it was being constructed was scouted out photographically by the German Reich – equally secretly.
(de) Mario Adorf – Ehrengast der 28. Bozner Filmtage. Eine Ausstellung mit Plakaten, Fotos und anderen Dokumenten zum Filmschaffen Mario Adorfs und seiner Arbeit am Theater (Foyer des Filmclubs + SCHAUFENSTER der Galerie foto-forum)
The work of Urfaut began in 1999 with the attempt to translate the language of analogue photography into the new digital age. At Urfaut, photography is seen as an alchemistic process, if you consider analogously its strong chemical component since its early days. The author would like to pursue an analogue approach, with the necessary permutation of the tools and forms into the new scenario of the digital.
The project “Südtirol ist schön” [South Tyrol is beautiful”] was begun in 2007 and is a reaction to the staged visual language of the brand South Tyrol, in which urban South Tyrol is not present, and the sun shines bright on 365 days of the year. The clichéd postcard motives suggest a superimposed naturalness that has little to do with the realities.
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