Photography exhibitions open in Bra and San Leo

Two new photography exhibitions have opened in Italy, highlighting regional history and landscapes.

In Bra, the “Ricordé” exhibition at the Zizzola museum celebrates the recovery of the Studio Bruno Risso photographic archive. The collection features over 30,000 historical images, including glass plates, negatives, and prints, documenting the city's faces and locations from the 19th and 20th centuries. The exhibition, curated by Giancarlo Volpi, is part of a project funded by the Ministry of Culture and runs from September 12 to October 25.

In San Leo, the “Per Amare San Leo” exhibition at Palazzo Mediceo showcases 26 photographs by 21 different photographers. The works, selected through a public call for artists in Romagna and Marche, interpret the history and beauty of the historic center and its territory. The exhibition is open daily until October 25 and features various styles ranging from black-and-white to color landscape photography.