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ITALY: a strange and surreal case of subtle surrender

João Vilela Geraldo -
PHOTO: Is Italy Europe's most extraordinary and ordinary country? Maria Vittora Trovato takes pictures of its shadow pages.
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Why this photo book?

Rune V. Harritshøj -
BUENOS AIRES: The city has an intensity on every street corner that seduces even the most hurried visitor. Does the book disappoint for its stereotypical and mediocre photographs?
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"See me as I am"

Zofia Cielatkowska -
PHOTO: How are blacks presented? A portrait photograph is far from neutral, neither guilty nor innocent – but with varying degrees of sharpness, vulnerability and complexity.
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Our own basis of life

Nina Ossavy -
PHOTO ART: Is art that takes a value position marginalized? The artist duo Book and Hedén's exhibition Real Adventures has a no-bullshit filter that is a rarity in the Norwegian art world.
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To be able to say goodbye

Ellen Lande -
PHOTOGRAPH: A monument to lived life or an edited photo album for those closest to you?
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Photography in a climate time

Steffen Moestrup -
Copenhagen Photo Festival: Photography can capture nature, document it, but also process nature. Showcase the being, the exotic, the disappearing in a special way.
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PHOTO / Is Italy Europe's most extraordinary and ordinary country? Maria Vittora Trovato takes pictures of its shadow pages.




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