8 May – 16 October 2016
What language should be used to describe a place? This is the core question of Claudia Losi’s peculiar travel chronicle, that springs out of a real “crossing” of St. Kilda islands, moves onto the construction of new maps and artifacts (including photographs) that constitutes mnemonic sedimentation of the landscape.
8 May – 31 July 2016
Simonazzi’s pictures tell us how what is extraneous, the other, is merging with the domestic, the everyday life in the province, often with a rural flavour; they do not portray kitsch postures, but rather bringing a smile on one’s lips for their intrinsic, naive spontaneity.
7 May – 2 October 2016
From the archives of Photography Section a reflection on the views of this landscape, with the aim to provide a backdrop to the project Explorations along the Via Emilia of 1986, which is still relevant today and already historical.
7 May – 2 October 2016
Exhibition dedicated to the public landscape, the result of a study that employs a precise topographic-photographic survey to reflect on the structure and components of the development of the Roman road as an instrument of continuous regeneration of human settlement in the Emilia region.
7 May- 10 July 2016
What settled in the critical discourse as photography “of the ordinary landscape” has primarily been for Guidi photography of the road, of the roadside, of what you see when you stop at the edge of the landscape, with one foot on the pavement and the other in that uncertain grass which is the frayed edge of the countryside.
4 May – 11 September 2016
The exhibition shows the economic and landscape development in Emilia-Romagna since the turn of the millennium: the old structures of production are disappearing and new, cutting-edge technological processes and industries are emerging, traditional landscapes are confronted with new service zones.