EXPOSED. Torino Foto Festival

New Landscapes - Turin’s New International Festival of Photography

Shahidul Alam » Graeme Arnfield » Marwa Arsanios » Mathieu Asselin » Fabio Barile » Botto & Bruno » James Bridle » Robert Capa » Lorenzo Castore » Laura Cinti » Monica de Miranda » Paolo Pellion di Persano » Jan Dibbets » Yasmine Eid-Sabbagh » Luigi Ghirri » Mario Giacomelli » Felix Gonzalez-Torres » Gianfranco Gorgoni » Mishka Henner » Hiền Hoàng » Hiền Hoàng » Larry Johnson » Hiwa K » Lebohang Kganye » Ingar Krauss » Roberto Kusterle » Lena Kuzmich » Sherrie Levine » Armin Linke » Anna Maria Maiolino » Gustav Metzger » Cristina Mittermeier » Tracey Moffatt » Ugo Mulas » Simone C Niquille » Erin O'Keefe » Erwin Olaf » Max Pinckers » Paola Pivi » Kalina Pulit » Tabita Rezaire » Stefania Ricci » Stefania Ricci » Evan Roth » Collier Schorr » Susan Schüppli » Fin Serck-Hanssen » Michele Sibiloni » Gerda Taro » The Otolith Group (Kodwo Eshun, Anjalika Sagar) » Wolfgang Tillmans » Dongkyun Vak » Tomas Van Houtryve »

Festival: 2 May – 2 Jun 2024

EXPOSED Torino Foto Festival

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EXPOSED Torino Foto Festival
Turin’s New International Festival of Photography
From 2 May to 2 June 2024
the first edition with the title New Landscapes – Nuovi Paesaggi
Artistic Directors: Menno Liauw and Salvatore Vitale Over 20 temporary exhibitions in more than 20 venues
One programme of events dedicated to photography organized with the city’s main cultural institutions and independent organizations

EXPOSED is Turin’s new international festival of photography, which every year will bring temporary exhibitions, a specialised fair, educational activities, meetings, artistic commissions and off-site events centered around a theme to the Piedmontese capital in May. Promoted by the City of Turin, the Piedmont Region, the Turin Chamber of Commerce, Intesa Sanpaolo, Fondazione Compagnia di San Paolo and Fondazione per l’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea CRT on behalf of Fondazione CRT and organised by Fondazione per la Cultura Torino, EXPOSED was created to strengthen the deep bond between Turin and photography.

The goal is to provoke contemplation regarding the transitional state of photography. Starting from a historical perspective, Exposed seeks to present various approaches, perspectives, narratives, and intersections that showcase the diverse forms the medium takes on. Simultaneously, it aims to inspire, evoke emotions, entertain, and propose new ways of interacting with, interpreting, and appreciating the work of both classic and contemporary artists.

Exposed envisions itself as a cutting-edge presence in the international photography panorama, complementing the existing offerings. Therefore, the festival’s artistic direction is focused on an inclusive approach to attract diverse audiences—both local and international—through a diverse program that encompasses different approaches to photography: from classic to contemporary, cross-media, installative and performative.

Collaboration and collectivity are key aspects highlighted by the artistic direction, emphasizing the multidisciplinary and kaleidoscopic nature of Exposed. Diverse visions, approaches, ideas, and projects make the festival—and consequently, the city of Turin—an inclusive meeting point open to the world.