Linea di Confine exhibition at Camera 16 Milano text by Stefania Seoni, all photos courtesy of Camera 16

Dear Diane , dear shaded viewers yesterday I went to see the Linee di confine at Camera 16 exhibition curated by Carlo Madesani. Three  important italian photographer's work is showcased.  Lisetta Carmi was born in Genoa in 1924 , from a jewish family, after having lived through  the drama of the racial discrimination, she decided to stay by the side of victims. During the sixties she followed the life of trans in the Ghetto of Genoa, shooting them in the every day life.

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Lisetta Carmi,  I travestiti

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Her portrait of Ezra Pound

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The cemetery of Staglieno

Luciano D'Alessandro started photographing when was very young, he collaborated with important international magazines . One of his most important and touching works is the reportage at the mental hospital of Nocera during 1966.

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Luciano D'Alessandro , Gli Esclusi

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Mario Dandero realized many reportages travelling around the world, during his life he photographed great artists, great events but also the simple aspects of ordinary life , his images are a document to the  truth.

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Mario Dondero'a photo of Francis Bacon

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Mario Dondero, Bahaia

CAMERA 16, VIA PISACANE 16 Milan

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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