Gomorra on set

data Friday, 17 July 2009 | Written by Riccardo

July 23 - September 24 2009- PAN - Palazzo delle Arti di Napoli.

Extract from official PAN website:

"The exhibition, curated by Tiziana Faraoni Vergiani and Marina, under the project design by Daniel Zendron, shows the experience of the cinematic transposition of the book "Gomorra" by Roberto Saviano. Through more than sixty shots, the Neapolitan photographer Mario Spada, in a new and personal way, restores the realism and atmosphere of the film by Matteo Garrone, winner of the Grand Jury Prize at the 61th Festival of Cannes. The project is supported and promoted by the Culture of the City of Naples, Nicola Oddati and produced by Pierreci."

official PAN website:
http://www.palazzoartinapoli.net

Official website of Mario Spada

We already wrote about Mario:
The Broken Childhood - photo essay

July 23 - September 24 2009- PAN - Palazzo delle Arti di Napoli. First Floor

Via dei Mille 60
80121 Napoli
tel. +39 081 7958 604-05
fax. +39 081 7958608

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