Who is Silvia De Felice

Silvia De Felice
Da venti anni si occupa di produzione di contenuti televisivi per Rai in ambito culturale e ha ideato Art Night, programma di documentari d'arte di Rai 5. L'arte e la cultura in tutte le sue forme la appassionano, ma tra le pagine di Finestre sull'Arte può confessare il suo debole per la fotografia.

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Mario Giacomelli is the Italian photographer who more than any other pushed into uncharted territory

Mario Giacomelli is the Italian photographer who more than any other pushed into uncharted territory

Two exhibitions pay tribute to Mario Giacomelli on the centenary of his birth. In Milan, Mario Giacomelli. The Photographer and the Poet is staged at Palazzo Reale, promoted by the City of Milan - Culture and produced by Palazzo Reale and Archivio Ma...
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Poor, black, working-class and woman. What Carrie Mae Weems' exhibition in Turin looks like.

Poor, black, working-class and woman. What Carrie Mae Weems' exhibition in Turin looks like.

"Poor, black, working class, and a woman to boot": this is how Carrie Mae Weems defined herself in her master's thesis at the University of California, San Diego, made between 1978 and 1984 and which later became the series Family Pictures and Storie...
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The rediscovered documentary: the film on Henri Cartier Bresson by Giorgio Bocca

The rediscovered documentary: the film on Henri Cartier Bresson by Giorgio Bocca

Undisputed master of modern photography, portraitist, narrator of the entire history of the twentieth century, called "the eye of the century," theorist of the decisive instant, founder of the world's most famous photo agency, Magnum: definitions are...
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Fashion and freedom in Daniele Tamagni's photos of Congolese dandies and Botswana metalheads

Fashion and freedom in Daniele Tamagni's photos of Congolese dandies and Botswana metalheads

Milan Fashion Week recently ended, which behind the firepower of marketing brings with it some controversy but also interesting debates on how much this seemingly ephemeral world is founded on an ancient need for social affirmation. And so, it is wor...
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When you discover great photographers by rummaging through old suitcases

When you discover great photographers by rummaging through old suitcases

Photography has a bizarre relationship with suitcases. Ever since the news of the discovery of Robert Capa's famous Mexican suitcase had a worldwide echo, I began to notice a repeated coincidence of fates between some hidden talents and their travel ...
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Elliott Erwitt and that oh-so-sweet and loving look at motherhood

Elliott Erwitt and that oh-so-sweet and loving look at motherhood

As my computer background I have a picture of Elliott Erwitt. I didn't put a picture of my daughter, but I put a picture of another daughter and another mother. There is also a cat in it, and I don't like cats. But this is the sweetest picture I have...
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Crashed and happy. From Barbie to Helmut Newton, via Sandro Giordano.

Crashed and happy. From Barbie to Helmut Newton, via Sandro Giordano.

Art represents us or, put another way, we choose the art that represents us most. And it is not just an incipit in line with a historic campaign of the Ministry of Culture that said #lartetisomiglia, but it is more simply the evolution of that instin...
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Les Rencontres de la photographie d'Arles. Photography goes to the cinema

Les Rencontres de la photographie d'Arles. Photography goes to the cinema

"I just do my job. Some people are bullfighters, some people are congressmen, I'm a photographer." That's how Thomas (David Hemmings) responds to an unnerved Vanessa Redgrave in Blow-Up, Michelangelo Antonioni's 1966 film still considered an unmatche...
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