An essential new look at the design philosophy that interrogated modern living against the turbulent political landscape of 1960s Italy

The American artist's sophisticated, darkly humorous works get their first major exhibition in the Middle East, curated by Germano Celant.

Miguel Rio Branco was a freelance photographer and director of photography for movies when he embarked on documentary photography, and was soon noticed for the dramatic quality of his colour work. In 1980 he became an associate of Magnum Photos. Fascinated by places of strong contrast, the power of tropical colours and light, he made Brazil his main area of exploration. This volume includes a special introductory text by Germano Celant and a critical intervention by Walter Guadagnini. “The work of Miguel Rio Branco is shaped by his need for the magic of the image, which is the result of a...

This monograph, which Germano Celant worked on before his demise and is published posthumously, with an introductory text by Carlos Basualdo, is the first to systematically retrace the life and career of photographer Claudio Abate.