On November 24th, 2025, begins the second season of Spazio Labo's Photobook Club!The first episode of this new season starts with the photobook that inspired the exhibition currently on display in Spazio Labo' gallery at Strada Maggiore 29: Om/Mother, a project by Belgian photographer Barbara Debeuckelaere in collaboration with the women of Tel Rumeida (Hebron, West Bank), published by Dutch publisher Eriskay Connection in 2024 and now in its second edition. We would like to

Fabio Severo in conversation with Giorgio Di Noto, Alessandro Dandini de Sylva, and David Mozzetta Giorgio Di Noto has progressively explored photography as an unstable, ambiguous medium, constantly poised between documentation and invention. This trajectory finds a new expression in his research conducted in the storerooms, restoration laboratory, and photographic archive of the Museo Nazionale Romano: spaces usually inaccessible to the public, where the past is not exhibited but preserved, cataloged, and pr

We arrive in Paris with a selection that pays special attention to Grani edizioni, but that's not all: this year we are bringing with us a series of books involving Italian publishers and authors, as well as a few other wonders, and we have a packed schedule of book signings to keep up with Polycopies' super program. This year, you will find us at Polycopies all week, in good company, and if you want on

“My friend killed himself on January 8th. I wondered why he chose that day. Maybe because the holidays were over. Maybe because of the cold. The way the sky was heavy and lifeless. Maybe it had nothing to do with that day." In his Attachment Theory, psychiatrist John Bowlby argues that the emotional dynamics of the relationship between child and parent in the early years of life are so crucial to the child's psychological

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