Interno is ideally an open work in which, without using a script, Valerio Polici tried to construct a story made up just of images. Wandering through many interior spaces, hence the title, until he losts all sense of perimeter, he let the photographs suggest hypothetical stories.A continuous flow winding between opposing forces of familiarity and distance, warmth and repulsion.

Thursday 05/10 Marie-Pierre Bonniol / Livres d'images The French philosopher Jean-François Lyotard suggested that we should stop looking at paintings, music, theatre and writing from the point of view of representation, and imagine them as energy transformers, works that arouse intense affection in their recipients, "or, to put it better, that find their recipients through the intense affection they transmit". French artist and curator Marie-Pierre Bonniol is coming from Berlin to Leporello to pres

Friday 22nd, 5 - 9 pm Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th,  12 - 7 pm After a few years we are back in Berlin, taking part to one of the fairs we have most enjoyed, Miss Read, this time held at HKW with a special focus on publishing from Eastern countries. A nice opportunity for us to bring a selection focused on 2 Italian publishers: Grani edizioni and Oreri, and especially to launch the first book publis

Carlos Lalvay Estrada, that we got to know for his PICA project, returns for the second time to exhibit at Leporello's, with the latest step of an autobiographical journey where he works on identity through visual reflections on the space we occupy, playing with gesture and composition. In this series of canvases made with mixed media, the Equadorean-born artist gives us back imaginary landscapes animated by colored dots, a simple and immediat

Taking advantage of this event, Leporello will set up a special display in the bookstore dedicated to two publishers whose books we are never tired to flip through: BLOW UP PRESS and GRANI EDIZIONI Charta is a contemporary photography festival dedicated to photobooks and independent publishing. The festival includes a visual journey in which exhibitions of photobooks decline a theme, creating an exhibition itinerary in different spaces in th