Exhibitions, Italy, Bergamo, 29 November 2014
Several generations of photographers intersect in this exhibition which takes on a whole the spirit in which it was conceived, exposing beautiful images of artists whose gaze is placed against the object under investigation or with mild spirit of poetry or with the will to know and investigate.
They range from the lines of a contrasted black and white by Mario Giacomelli in an almost abstract interpretation of the countryside, to the paths of female hairstyles African Aldo Tagliaferro, nostalgic lyricism of a beach winter Luigi Ghirri, the simple poetry of a daily act of Gianni Berengo Gardin to reach the glossy analysis of Paola di Bello, the unsettling still lifes of Cristina Pavesi, the sidereal Aquaaura arctic landscapes, the images created by the sensitivity and love of literature Alessandra Baldoni.
Two portraits of Alighiero Boetti snapped the last period of his life and a melancholy Ezra Pound at the Spoleto Festival in the 60 anonymous author but of great quality for the compositional close exposure.
Opening November 29 at 16:30
Gallery Vanna Casati
Via Borgo Palazzo, 42 (internal) Bergamo
Mon-Sat from 16.30 to 19.30
Free admission
They range from the lines of a contrasted black and white by Mario Giacomelli in an almost abstract interpretation of the countryside, to the paths of female hairstyles African Aldo Tagliaferro, nostalgic lyricism of a beach winter Luigi Ghirri, the simple poetry of a daily act of Gianni Berengo Gardin to reach the glossy analysis of Paola di Bello, the unsettling still lifes of Cristina Pavesi, the sidereal Aquaaura arctic landscapes, the images created by the sensitivity and love of literature Alessandra Baldoni.
Two portraits of Alighiero Boetti snapped the last period of his life and a melancholy Ezra Pound at the Spoleto Festival in the 60 anonymous author but of great quality for the compositional close exposure.
Opening November 29 at 16:30
Gallery Vanna Casati
Via Borgo Palazzo, 42 (internal) Bergamo
Mon-Sat from 16.30 to 19.30
Free admission
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