Through declassified American archives relating to unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) for the period 1947-1969, this project offers an iconographic journey exploring the visual and contextual documents that shaped the creation of a UFO-related imaginary. Stemming from military and government investigations (Sign, Grudge, Blue Book), these images embody a paradox: they are both traces of an elusive phenomenon and supports for a narrative that is beyond our comprehension. They capture in photographic form the st

Diego is nine years old curious, energetic, and never quite still. School can’t always contain his spark, and he’s often sent out of the classroom, left alone in a room. But it’s in those hours, surrounded by scraps of cardboard and discarded materials, that Diego begins to depict an inner world that is difficult to grasp: a stream of colors and shapes, expression of beauty and uneasiness. That world reflects another: th

Join us for the first edition of PhMuseum’s biennial event dedicated to photography and printed matter. 20+ publishers and bookshops, workshops, photobooks exhibitions, 40+ talks, PhMuseum 2025 Photobook Award live results announcement, PhMuseum Annual printed publication launch, 2 full days to meet people from the community, enjoy books, and the city of Bologna. Saturday October 11th, 11.30 am Book presentation: Piero Martinello and Piero Casentini, The Weight of the Word, published by FW:Books

How do we create a visual narrative using the book as a medium of artistic expression and what are the possibilities of publishing in the Middle East and North Africa? The talk will center around the creative practice of multidisciplinary artist Roï Saade, who will provide a look into the book-making process and present insightful case studies drawn from his work collaborating with other artists and his recent endeavor in Photobook publishing. Roï S

Researcher and curator Sonia D'Alto and the research and artist residency programMarea Art Project present Le Nemesiache: Reclaiming Mythological Rituals, curated byD’Alto. This is the first monograph on the feminist art collective Le Nemesiache, founded by philosopher, writer, and multidisciplinary artist Lina Mangiacapre in 1970, and active mainly in Naples, Sorrento, and the Amalfi Coast. Published by Mousse Publishing and produced with the support of the thirteenth edition of the Italian Council, the publicat