"Questa stanza non ha più pareti": una mostra fotografica su L’Aquila

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"Questa stanza non ha più pareti": una mostra fotografica su L’Aquila

March 5th, 2010

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Current ha il piacere di segnalarvi “Questa stanza non ha più pareti”: la mostra fotografica nata da un'idea di MINI e GQ. Un grande fotografo, Ari Marcopoulos e la giovane vincitrice del MINI Clubman Photo Award 2009, Saana Wang, insieme fino a L'Aquila, a bordo di MINI Clubman: due diversi sguardi e due diverse sensibilitàraccontano la tragedia del terremoto.

Dall’ 8 al 12 marzo presso Ernestomeda Loft Milano

Viale Col di Lana, 8 (4°cortile)

Orario: 11.00 – 18.30

Maggiori info qui: http://www.minispace.com/it_it/article/ITS/201/

(credits foto Alberto Novelli)

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