Turin has added another destination to Italy’s contemporary art scene.
CAMERA, the Centro Italiano per la Fotografia will showcase Italian and international photography in a 2,000 square meter space just down the road from the Museo Nazionale del Cinema and other sights in Torino’s historic center.
As part of its mission to promote and share “Italian photographic heritage,” CAMERA pays attention to “projects in areas such as anonymous, found and family photography.” The museum plans to stage three main exhibitions each year and five to six smaller installations of alternating Italian and international photography. It will also host workshops and photography courses for aspiring photographers.
Check out the CAMERA’s website for more details.
Last updated on May 2nd, 2021Post first published on October 9, 2015
