Prospettiva Ghirri
An exciting journey into the artistic production of one of the greatest Italian photographers of the twentieth century, in the places that preserve its extraordinary heritage and the testimonies of his personal experience.
Luigi Ghirri Heirs open their doors to you inside his world for an unprecedented visit of the Fondazione Luigi Ghirri, located in the family home in Roncocesi, accompanied by his daughter Adele Ghirri.
- IN EXCLUSIVE
- WHAT'S INCLUDED*
- Exclusive visit to the Fondazione Luigi Ghirri, located in the family home in Roncocesi, led by the daughter Adele Ghirri.
- Visit to the Fondazione Luigi Ghirri, located in the family home in Roncocesi.
- Lunch of local cuisine in Reggio Emilia.
- Guided tour of the permanent section of the Civic Museums of Reggio Emilia dedicated to Luigi Ghirri.
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Reggio Emilia, Emilia-Romagna
THE PARENTESI
The legacy of Luigi Ghirri
Author of some of the most iconic shots in the recent history of our country, interpreter of the architecture and landscape with his gaze, Luigi Ghirri has left a mark in the figurative culture of the ’70s and ‘80s. An artistic legacy that fascinates scholars and amateurs of photography, kept by the Luigi Ghirri Archive at the Library Panizzi of Reggio Emilia.
The world of Luigi Ghirri
Adele Ghirri, one of the photographer's two daughters, committed to the protection and promotion of his artistic work, will welcome you to the Fondazione Luigi Ghirri, located in the family home in Roncocesi. She will guide you on a tour through unpublished materials, photo books, documents, and the volumes of the library.”
Ghirri at the Civic Museums
The encounter with Ghirri's work then continues inside the halls of the Civic Museums of Reggio Emilia, where a permanent section is dedicated to the photographer from Scandiano, with rotating exhibitions of his artistic production.
PHOTO CREDITS
Courtesy of Fondazione Luigi Ghirri
Photos of the Fondazione Luigi Ghirri in Roncocesi © Fabrizio Cicconi
Photos of the exhibition courtesy of Civic Museums of Reggio Emilia