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Panopticon Gallery in conjunction with the Decaneas Archive are excited to be exhibiting photographs by Bradford Washburn and Vittorio Sella.

Paul Cary Goldberg is a photographer based in Gloucester, Mass. From 2007 to 2012, he has been photographing the patrons of the city's Caffe Sicilia, frequented by many of the local Sicilian community.

The West Bridgewater Public Library is offering residents a chance to experience Italy though the eyes of a longtime West Bridgewater resident and amateur photographer.

Italian photographer Antonio Calabrese is currently exhibiting his latest work, "Nomadmind in Berlin," at J.P. Licks on Charles Street.

Join Nicole O'Neil of for her first ever Gallery Exhibit, featuring pictures taken during a recent trip to Italy.

Anthony Riccio as documented life in Boston's North End and New Haven's Little Italy, as well as in Italy. Now an exhibit at the Bellarmine Museum of Art at Fairfield University highlights his work.

Italian Photography Showing by Bethany Terrio, held at the North End's Friendly Framer.

Harvard postdoc Alberto Pepe, alongside urban researcher and friend Veronica Olivotto, spent last summer collecting stories and photographs of elderly Italians, resulting in the fabulous project "Una Vita."

Photographer Antonio Calabrese will be exhibiting his latest work at the Atomic Bean Café in Cambridge.

An inspiring and sometimes provocative Oliviero Toscani visited MIT on Thursday, October 6, 2011, to talk about his work as a photographer and answer questions on art, beauty, freedom and many other topics. In the opening video, Toscani explains his vision of personal freedom. “To be free is to free yourself of your human complexes,” he says. “If you do that, you don’t want to give up. That’s why some people get so excited.” The first half of Toscani’s talk, titled “The Message Against the Medium,” was dedicated to a long visual presentation of some of his most famous works, ...

“Think outside the purse” is a Fashion exhibition by Valentina Oppezzo, featuring photographs and fabrics printed with photographic patterns. The exhibition made its debut at this year’s Boston En Vogue, during the event hosted by Baku Sunset. “Thinking outside the purse means looking at fashion from a different point of view,” says Valentina. “It means seeing fashion as the missing link between an hectic style of life, in which we can sometimes feel misplaced or disconnected, and a more “organic” and natural lifestyle.” EXHIBITION: Think outside the Purse at Boston En Vogue 2011: Valentina is an Italian professional photographer, now ...

Donald Joseph Tarallo's photography exhibition on Roman Letterforms explores the design origins of our modern alphabet.