SCHOLARSHIP SELECTION
The selections to participate in the 10th Intensive Program in Visual Storytelling in collaboration with ICP – International Center of Photography have ended.
Below are the names of the people who have been awarded scholarships:

IED Turin: Ilaria Sabarino, Sofia Valabrega

Albertina Academy of Fine Arts of Turin: Filippo Bruno, Valentina Paolini

Polytechnic University of Turin: Antonio Lindo

Tullio Deorsola Memorial Scholarship: Gaia Barattoni

 

 

“Discover your unique voice as a photographer during this immersive summer intensive that encourages professional practices and collaborative learning”
Karen Marshall, Chair of the Documentary Practice and Visual Journalism program at ICP

 

Submission are open for the tenth edition of the Summer Intensive Program in Visual Storytelling organized by CAMERA and International Center Photography (ICP)!
ICP, the school founded in New York by Cornell Capa in 1974, is the temple of international photography where, over the years, the photographers who have become leading figures on the world photography scene have studied and taught. The sixteen-day intensive program is a unique opportunity, in Italy and Europe, to train with the teachers of a school of excellence, to deepen and experiment with the language of contemporary documentary photography.

Designed for both the working professional and the emerging imagemaker this immersive experience offers photographers with an accelerated environment to develop their visual voice while providing the tools necessary to make effective work in the ever-changing world of visual storytelling. During this densely packed workshop, participants take a deep dive into understanding the intricate aspects of what it means to create visual stories with photographs while exploring how their work can live as a zine, an interactive website or a group of photographs in an exhibition.

 

Opportunities for participants:
Photographers who complete the intensive course in Turin will have three great opportunities to continue to put their skills into practice:
> all participants will automatically be accepted to the One Year Documentary Practice Program and Visual Journalism Program or the Creative Practice Program at ICP (in New York) with priority consideration given to fellowship opportunities.
> all participants will be able to apply for a three-month internship in Amsterdam at FUTURES Photography.
> all participants will be able to apply for a three-month internship in Naples at Magazzini Fotografici.

Internship application deadline is June 15, information on how to participate will be sent to the admitted students.

 

Download here the full program of the Summer Intensive Program in Visual Storytelling.

Click here for the Application form.

Download here cost and payment information.

Download here teachers’ biographies.

 

More information:
For CAMERA: Cristina Araimo, mariacristina.araimo@camera.to
For ICP: Karen Marshall, KMarshall@icp.edu

 

 

Compagnia di San Paolo Foundation has been supporting the ICP Masterclass since 2016.

Let’s Draw Art is back, the Abbonamento Musei event to entertain young artists with pencils and felt-tip pens, which this year are supplied by a historic company, CARIOCA. Children and young people up to the age of 14 play, learn and have fun with the works in the exhibitions and museum collections, interacting with art in dedicated workshops.

 

On Sunday 13 April, CAMERA will hold Very special little things dedicated to the exhibition Henri Cartier-Bresson and Italy.

To be a photographer you cannot look like everyone else. Oh no! We all have a camera, but not everyone has a super eye. Cartier- Bresson, on the other hand, had it, and in fact he was a great photographer: he could notice little things that anyone else wouldn’t have seen, and photograph them making them beautiful. Don’t worry, the super gaze can be trained, start warming up! Through drawing we will try it out!

 

Let’s Draw Art costs €5 per child, while an adult will get a reduced ticket (€10).

For bookings, click here.

Every Sunday at 5 pm a cultural mediator will accompany the public to discover the exhibition Henri Cartier-Bresson and Italy for a visit of about an hour.

Guided tours are held in Italian.

 

The cost is 5€ in addition to the entrance ticket.

Reservations required on the site in the booking section.

 

For English, we recommend purchasing the audioguides available at the ticket office.

For an independent visit to the exhibition Henri Cartier-Bresson and Italy, CAMERA has set up an audioguide service for adults.

Audioguides can be requested at the ticket office at a cost of 3 Euro.

On Sundays CAMERA dedicates to children and families a special guided tour designed to capture the attention of the kids and involve them in the stories narrated by the artist.

The visits take place on Sundays at 3.30pm according to the following calendar:
– 23 February
– 9 March
– 23 March
– 6 April
– 27 April
– 11 May
– 25 May

Recommended age: 6 to 13 years.

The cost is 5€ per child + a reduced ticket for an accompanying adult.

The guided tour starts at 3.30pm and lasts about an hour.

Reservation is required, click here to book.

Every Sunday at 5 pm a cultural mediator will accompany the public to discover the exhibition Tina Modotti. Works for a visit of about an hour.

Guided tours are held in Italian.

 

The cost is 5€ in addition to the entrance ticket.

Reservations required on the site in the booking section.

 

For English, we recommend purchasing the audioguides available at the ticket office.

For an independent visit to the exhibition Tina Modotti. Works, CAMERA has set up an audioguide service for adults and children in English.

Audioguides can be requested at the ticket office at a cost of 3 Euro.

On Sundays CAMERA dedicates to children and families a special guided tour designed to capture the attention of the kids and involve them in the stories narrated by the artist.

The visits take place on Sundays at 3.30pm according to the following calendar:
– 27 October
– 10 November
– 24 November
– 8 December
– 29 December
– 12 January
– 26 January

Recommended age: 6 to 13 years.

The cost is 4€ per child + a reduced ticket for an accompanying adult.

The guided tour starts at 3.30pm and lasts about an hour.

Reservation is required, click here to book.

Whether it’s to watch the game, enjoy a coffee, meet friends or start revolutions, the bar is the place where the community gathers, talks and transforms.

On Thursday 5 September and Thursday 3 October, we will retrace this world of conviviality and sharing, with special guided tours in the Project Room to discover the exhibition Bar Stories on Camera, in collaboration with Galleria Campari and Magnum Photos.
After the visits, an aperitif will be offered by Campari.

 

The visits start at 6.30 pm, please arrive at least 10 minutes before the start time.

 

Participation is free while places last.
Reservation is required, click here to book.

For an independent visit to the exhibition Margaret Bourke-White. Works 1930-1960, CAMERA has set up an audioguide service for adults and children in English.

Audioguides can be requested at the ticket office at a cost of 3 Euro.