♦ NeoRealismo
♦ Duane Michals
♦ Luigi Ghirri
♦ Mario Giacomelli
♦ Franco Fontana
♦ Nino Migliori
♦ J. Torgovnik
♦ Spirituality in Cuba
♦ Mauro Fiorese

♦ ARCHIVE

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Mario Giacomelli expected a lot from photography: he drove its expressive possibilities to make it converse with avant-garde art and poetry. Mario Giacomelli gave a lot to photography: the ability to communicate the participation, the empathy, the real love he felt for his subjects. Free to use all the technical possibilities of photography and to express his feelings without censure, Giacomelli leaves a lesson for photographers who confuse objectivity with indifference and to those who pursue innovation as a sterile formal act. He called himself “a week-end photographer” – he is considered the greatest Italian photographer.