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Vita, morte e miracoli di Napoli in fotografia

Raccontare Napoli è impresa durissima, visti i mille e più volti di una città in perenne trasformazione.

10 fotografi provenienti da Roma ci hanno provato, immortalandone vita, morte e miracoli. Una mostra ricca, variegata, veracemente post-moderna. Carlo Andreani, Antonio Caturano, Fabrizio Cimini, Maria Luisa De Marco, Roberta De Marco, Francesca Fidanzia, Elena Lanfaloni, Claudio Monderna, Marcello Rauccio, Mario Vintari sono i nomi degli autori che si sono cimentati nella difficile impresa di fotografare la “metamorfosi”.

Dal 19 al 31 luglio 2012 Napoli si rivela, tra i teschi delle fontanelle e le statue di Cavani, tra cialtroneria e pura poesia vitalistica.
L’ingresso è gratuito, dal lunedì al sabato dalle ore ore 9.00 alle 19.00, nella chiesa. Per info: 081 7956423.

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