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Land of imagination
28.07–30.09.2023
Land of imagination
28.07–30.09.2023
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OPENING 28–30.07.2023 — IV EDITION —

Gibellina Photoroad is a unique and unusual event, the first and unparalleled open air and site-specific festival in Italy, and one of the few in the world. Large-format prints, outdoor exhibitions, projections and installations, thought to dialogue with the urban space of Gibellina, town without any kind of visual and light pollution in which the vision of the exhibitions is not disturbed by the urban chaos.

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IV EDITION OPENING 28–30.07.2023

KENSUKE KOIKE, Fragmented Identity
JONAS BENDIKSEN, The Book of Veles
SALVATORE ESPOSITO, Mefite
MARTA BOGDAŃSKA, Shifters
FRANCESCO ZIZOLA, Mare Omnis
MATTEO DELBÒ, Primo sonno
NICOLÒ DEGIORGIS, Blue as Gold (new chapter)
CÉDRIC RACCIO, Hyperobjects
MIMMO JODICE, Il paesaggio del pensiero, Gibellina 1980/1981/1982
CLÉMENT LAMBELET, The many futures of our empty house
FRANCESCA SERRAVALLE, Magnification
CHARLES FRÉGER, Wilder Mann
ROSSANA TAORMINA, Imprinting
ALESSANDRA CALÒ, χθόνιος
VALENTINA VANNICOLA, Terra cava
ANTONELLO FERRARA, Il cielo sopra Priolo
GIORGIO DI NOTO, Stratificazioni
ENTANGLED OTHERS, An upwelling
MISHKA HENNER, Scopes
SMITH, Désidération (Year 2666)
MATTEO DE MAYDA, There’s no calm after the storm
LUCA MASSARO AND ANNA MERCI, Agorà
ROSSELLA PEZZINO DE GERONIMO, Chaos Liquido
JENNIFER NIEDERHAUSER SCHLUP, Come un’aria di fine del mondo
CATHERINE LEUTENEGGER, New Artificiality
RUBÉN MARTÍN DE LUCAS, Stupid Borders
GLORIA OYARZABAL, Appunti per un'Orestiade Africana – a democracy in fatigue
SALVATORE DI GREGORIO, Sicily not Alaska
IEVA STANKUTÉ, About the belly button
SICILY PHOTO MASTERCLASS, MIKAEL BUCK, FRACTURE

Three hundred years ago, Johann Sebastian Bach wrote The Well-Tempered Clavier (1722), a work that signaled the birth of modern music. The 24 preludes and fugues, one composed in every key, create an ordered system of the endless possible harmonic combinations. Bach’s so-called tonal system is closed, hierarchical, and yet forms the basis of all musical thought, in every genre from Baroque to hip-hop. But rules are there to be broken.

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OPENING 28–30.07.2023 — IV EDITION —

INFO AND CONTACTS

 

TRAVELING TO THE FESTIVAL

 

BY PLANE

Palermo Airport
Take the A29 motorway in the direction of Trapani-Mazara del Vallo, take the exit for Mazara del Vallo and follow the street until the Gibellina Nuova exit. By bus Autoservizi Salemi. Visit the website.

 

Trapani-Birgi Airport
Take the A29 motorway and head towards Palermo-Mazara del Vallo, take the Marzara del Vallo exit and follow the road until the Gibellina Nuova exit.

 

BY CAR

From Palermo, take the A29 motorway and head towards Palermo-Mazara del Vallo, take the exit for Mazara del Vallo and follow the road until the Gibellina Nuova exit. It is recommended to hire a car to best enjoy the nearby attractions.

 

FOR THE CRETTO OF ALBERTO BURRI

From Palermo, follow the A29 motorway Palermo-Mazara del Vallo take the Salemi exit and follow the signs for Santa Ninfa and Ruderi di Gibellina.

BY BUS

Line AST from the Palermo station to Gibellina. Visit the website.

 

Autoservizi Salemi – stopping at the motorway exit. Visit the website.

 

Autolinee Lumìa from/to Trapani airport (to Castelvetrano). Visit the website.

 

TRANSFER

Gibeltransfer, Daniele Pecorella

tel. +39 373 55 30 126

 

BY TRAIN

To/From the station Salemi-Gibellina; It’s a slow and panoramic journey – check the timetable in advance because it runs just few times per day. Visit the website.

 

WHERE TO STAY

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CONTACT US

info@gibellinaphotoroadfestival.com

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