An accessible, sweeping survey of the history of photography. Photography has been one of the key languages of modernity and, since the advent of the digital revolution, has also established itself as the most used medium in everyday private and public communication....

Stefano Cerio asserts photography\"s ability to render manifest the invisible, what is usually hidden from the eye—not, as the modernist tradition embodied by the \\\"new vision\\\" would have it, by exploiting the particular characteristics of the camera, nor, according to the lesson of photojournalism, by showing a surprising aspect of daily life, but...

This history of photography which, marking an ideal continuity with the Art of the 20th century series, will be able to respond to the needs for correct information to a general public and supply more specialized investigation of the medium....

Italian photographer Luca Campigotto portrays intensely dramatic landscapes - from the Straits of Magellan to the plains of Patagonia, from Morocco to the Strada degli Eroi Pass on Monte Pasubio, from the Easter Islands to the glaciers in Sarek National Park in Lapland - and reconceives for our times nature\'s capacity to overwhelm the human scale....

Things are Queer showcases the diverse and century-spanning UniCredit collection-one of the largest corporate collections in Europe. Spanning the Renaissance to Neo Rauch, this colorful collection is astounding in its wide selec...