TRAVELLING - Festival della Fotografia Etica

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Travelling Festival è un progetto che nasce da due profonde consapevolezze maturate in questi sette anni.

Da una parte la certezza che un lavoro così complesso come la creazione del progetto espositivo del Festival della Fotografia Etica, con la ricerca, selezione e creazione di oltre 20 mostre, richiedesse un periodo espositivo ulteriore. Dall’altra il desiderio di raggiungere un pubblico sempre più vasto, non solo di settore, ma di persone interessate a conoscere meglio il pianeta in cui vivono.

Tutto questo ci ha spinto ad estendere non solo nel tempo, ma anche nello spazio questa manifestazione.
Da qui Travelling Festival, mostre che nascono a Lodi, ma viaggiano “on the road“.

Mostre On the road – COMING SOON

SEI INTERESSATO A OSPITARE mostre esposte al Festival della Fotografia Etica? Vuoi portare vicino a te storie, fatiche e racconti dei migliori fotografi del mondo?

Il Festival della Fotografia Etica ti offre la possibilità di far viaggiare le sue mostre, su qualsiasi strada tu voglia. Noi, dal canto nostro, ci metteremo l’esperienza, la comunicazione e tutte le nostre competenze.

Se ti abbiamo incuriosito, scarica la brochure e la Presentazione del Travelling Festival, troverai tutte le informazioni utili per partire “on the road” con noi!

Per ulteriori informazioni:

Email – info@festivaldellafotografiaetica.it

Alberto Prina – 388.3638088

Mostre On the road – COMING SOON

BERGAMO | 16 Marzo 2019
TEDx – Let’s Wonder – Teatro sociale, Bergamo Alta

Siamo felici di annunciare una nuova collaborazione con TEDxBergamo in programma per il 16 marzo prossimo presso il Teatro Sociale Di Bergamo.

In occasione dell’evento a cui parteciperà la fotografa Ami Vitale in qualità di speaker, organizzeremo una mostra con le sue straordinarie immagini aperta a Speakers, Ambassadors e Partners.

Per coloro che non sono riusciti ad acquistare un biglietto per l’evento, la mostra verrà poi trasferita presso Ai Colli di Bergamo Golf per essere accessibile ad un pubblico più vasto dal 19-22 Marzo/26-29 Marzo dalle ore 8.30 alle ore 18.00.

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Ami Vitale – Storie che fanno la differenza

SEI INTERESSATO A OSPITARE mostre esposte al Festival della Fotografia Etica? Vuoi portare vicino a te storie, fatiche e racconti dei migliori fotografi del mondo?

Il Festival della Fotografia Etica ti offre la possibilità di far viaggiare le sue mostre, su qualsiasi strada tu voglia. Noi, dal canto nostro, ci metteremo l’esperienza, la comunicazione e tutte le nostre competenze.

Se ti abbiamo incuriosito, scarica la brochure e la Presentazione del Travelling Festival, troverai tutte le informazioni utili per partire “on the road” con noi!

Per ulteriori informazioni:

Email – info@festivaldellafotografiaetica.it

Alberto Prina – 388.3638088

DOVE HA VIAGGIATO IL FESTIVAL

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CREMONA | Giugno – Luglio 2021
PAF – Porte Aperte Festival

“Flamingo Bob” di Jasper Doest
“One Day I Will” di Vincent Tremeau
I 30 scatti finalisti del Single Shot Award 2020

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SAN DONATO MILANESE| Maggio – Giugno 2021
Cascina Roma Fotografia

Premio Internazionale di Fotogiornalismo Andrei Stenin 2020

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LECCE | Settembre 2020
Il viaggio di Sindbad

Darcy Padilla – “Dreamers”

Per maggiori info sulla mostra dell’autrice esposta nella IX edizione del Festival visita qui

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CREMONA | Agosto 2020
Porte Aperte Festival

Premio Andrei Stenin 2019

Looking back to times, when you couldn't hang your white clothes outside.

Nanna Heitmann

ANCONA | Giugno 2019
Ancona Foto Festival

Nanna Heitmann – “Passando dalla finestra – la fine di un’era”

Per maggiori info sulla mostra dell’autrice esposta nella IX edizione del Festival visita qui

BERGAMO | 16 Marzo 2019 dalle 13.30 alle 19.30
TEDX – Let’s Wonder – Teatro sociale, Bergamo Alta

Ami Vitale – Storie che fanno la differenza

Per maggiori info sulla mostra esposta nella IX Edizione del Festival visita qui

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MILANO | 30 Novembre e 1-2-14-15-16 Dicembre 2018
BWT – Best Water Technology

And I will make the rivers dry di Fausto Podavini | Water Grabbing Observatory

No Profit Award 2018 – Per maggiori info visita qui
Per leggere il Comunicato Stampa visita qui

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Elena Chernyshova

William Daniels

MILANO | Novembre 2018
Banca Etica – Via scarlatti 31

Festival della Fotografia Etica 9 anni di storia

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MANILA, PHILIPPINES - OCTOBER 11: Heavy rain pours as SOCO Police, Scene of the Crime Operatives, investigate inside an alley where victim, Romeo Joel Torres Fontanilla, 37, was killed by 2 unidentified gunmen riding motorcycles early Tuesday morning on October 11, 2016 in Manila, Philippines.
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Fara, 2 years old

AZRAQ Fara, 2, loves soccer. Her dad tries to make balls for her by crumpling up anything he can find, but they don’t last long. Every night, he says goodnight to Fara and her big sister Tisam, 9, in the hope that tomorrow will bring them a proper ball to play with. All other dreams seem to be beyond his reach, but he is not giving up on this one.

VIGEVANO | Settembre 2018

They Are Slaughtering Us Like Animals di Daniel Berehulak – Vincitore Master Award 2017
Isle of Salvation di Francesco Comello – Vincitore Spot Light award 2016
Where the children sleep di Magnus Wennman – Edizione 2016 Festival della Fotografia Etica

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Giavera di Montello (TV) | 7 – 8 Luglio 2018
MicroMacro gFest – GiaveraFestival 2018

La Nostra Guerra. Il Nostro Dolore, Violenza in Venezuela

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A Kurdish woman runs away from a water cannon near the Syrian border after Turkish authorities temporarily closed the border at the southeastern town of Suruc in Sanliurfa province, on September 22, 2014. Tens of thousands of Syrian Kurds flooded into Turkey on Saturday, fleeing an onslaught by the jihadist Islamic State group that prompted an appeal for international intervention. AFP PHOTO/BULENT KILIC

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A posed portrait of Lesbian couple ‘O’ (27, right) and ‘D’ (23, left). They were on their way home after a jazz concert, it was late by the time they got off at their subway stop. They were alone as they went up the escalator to get to the street level apart from two men in front of them. As they traveled up to street level, they took each other’s hand and kissed. They came out of the subway and starting walking home. Suddenly ‘O’ felt a blow to the back of her neck: “fucking lesbians” the stranger yelled. He then turned and punched ‘D’ in the face. ‘O’ tried to defend her but was punched in the face too. ‘O’ screamed: “what are you doing? We are just sisters” he replied, “Don’t lie, I saw you kissing and you are spreading LGBT propaganda”. The remark was in reference to the ‘Anti LGBT Propaganda Towards Minors” law recently adopted in Russia. He continued to kick and punch ‘O’ and ‘D’ screaming “No LGBT” and finally “If I see you again I will kill you” and then left. All this time the attackers colleague was filming the attack with his phone. Talking about the attack ‘O’ says: “The real fear I experienced was not for myself, it was for the one I love. The fear struck me when I realized I couldn’t do anything to protect her.” ‘O’ continues: “Now, in Russia, holding hands is dangerous for us. But if the goal of these attackers was to separate us, they failed. They only made our relationship stronger”. St Petersburg, Russia. November 2014. While many countries around the world are legally recognizing same-sex relationships, individuals in nearly 80 countries face criminal sanctions for private consensual relations with another adult of the same sex. Violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender expression is even more widespread. Africa is becoming the worst continent for Lesbian, Gay, Bi-sexual, Transgender, Queer, Inter-sex (LGBTQI) individuals. More than two thirds of

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MILANO | 15 giugno 2018
Luiss Hub for makers and students, Milano

Festival della Fotografia Etica 9 anni di storia

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12-07-2014, Alicia Baja- Colonia Aurora, Province of Misiones
Lucas Techeira is three years old and he was born with ichthyosis, a skin disorder that causes the skin to be dry and cracked. He is locally known as the crystal boy. His father Arnoldo left his job at the tobacco fields when his son was born. 32-year-old Rosana Gaspar, Lucas’s mother, says that she always manipulated glyphosate at home to use in her vegetable garden.

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Lucas Techeira tiene tres años y nació con Ictiosis, una afección que resquebraja la piel. Comúnmente se lo conoce como niño cristal. Su padre Arnoldo tuvo que abandonar su trabajo en las plantaciones de tabaco
cuando nació su hijo. Su madre, Rosana Gaspar de 32 años, manipuló sin protección glifosato en su huerta durante el embarazo.

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TRENTO | dal 7 febbraio 2018
Palazzo Trentini, Trento

Trova il Mondo in Trentino

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VIGEVANO | 29 settembre – 19 novembre 2017
SFV società fotografica vigevanese

Festival delle Trasformazioni

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MILANO | 10 ottobre – 18 novembre 2017
Centro Culturale e Galleria San Fedele

Hospitalia A Life in Death – Elena Franco

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Travelling Festival per ANCI Lombardia | dal 13 settembre 2017
ANCI Lombardia

10 Immagini 10 Racconti

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A posed portrait of Lesbian couple ‘O’ (27, right) and ‘D’ (23, left). They were on their way home after a jazz concert, it was late by the time they got off at their subway stop. They were alone as they went up the escalator to get to the street level apart from two men in front of them. As they traveled up to street level, they took each other’s hand and kissed. They came out of the subway and starting walking home. Suddenly ‘O’ felt a blow to the back of her neck: “fucking lesbians” the stranger yelled. He then turned and punched ‘D’ in the face. ‘O’ tried to defend her but was punched in the face too. ‘O’ screamed: “what are you doing? We are just sisters” he replied, “Don’t lie, I saw you kissing and you are spreading LGBT propaganda”. The remark was in reference to the ‘Anti LGBT Propaganda Towards Minors” law recently adopted in Russia. He continued to kick and punch ‘O’ and ‘D’ screaming “No LGBT” and finally “If I see you again I will kill you” and then left. All this time the attackers colleague was filming the attack with his phone. Talking about the attack ‘O’ says: “The real fear I experienced was not for myself, it was for the one I love. The fear struck me when I realized I couldn’t do anything to protect her.” ‘O’ continues: “Now, in Russia, holding hands is dangerous for us. But if the goal of these attackers was to separate us, they failed. They only made our relationship stronger”. St Petersburg, Russia. November 2014. While many countries around the world are legally recognizing same-sex relationships, individuals in nearly 80 countries face criminal sanctions for private consensual relations with another adult of the same sex. Violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender expression is even more widespread. Africa is becoming the worst continent for Lesbian, Gay, Bi-sexual, Transgender, Queer, Inter-sex (LGBTQI) individuals. More than two thirds of

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BERCETO | 8 – 9 luglio 2017
Coscienza Festival, Berceto

Fotografia e coscienza – Sguardi dal Festival della Fotografia Etica

Howie and Laurel Borowick embrace in the bedroom of their home. In their thirty-four year marriage, they never could have imagined being diagnosed with stage-4 cancer at the same time. Chappaqua, New York. March 2013.

A Life Apart: The Toll of Obesity 1

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TRENTO | Festival dell’Economia | 30 maggio – 16 giugno 2017
Centro per la Formazione alla Solidarietà Internazionale

A Life in Death – Nancy Borowick
A Life Apart: The Toll of Obesity – Lisa Krantz
Uganda Land of Hope – Alberto Prina

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BERGAMO | 26 – 20 dicembre 2016
Quarenghicinquanta Spazio Fotografia

Section – Elena Anosova

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MILANO | 29 settembre – 29 ottobre 2016
Centro Culturale San Fedele

LOST AND FOUND – Francesco Giusti

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MILANO | 6 ottobre – 1 novembre 2016
Artepassante – Corso di porta Venezia

FFE 2016 in ANTEPRIMA SOLO PER VOI

11-18-2014, Libero, Province of Entre Ríos.
Marta Elsa Cian (1947). Poultry farmer.
In town, they call her “the masked crazy woman” because every time she leaves her home she has to wear a protective mask to avoid inhaling the continuous drifts of agrotoxins sprayed in the vicinity of her house.
In 2001, she suffered exposure to multiple agrochemicals employed in soybean and rice monoculture crop farming which affected her health causing chronic respiratory failure, hypertension, neuropathies combined with hematological and cardiologic symptoms.

11-18-2014, Libero, Province of Entre Ríos.
Marta Elsa Cian (1947). Poultry farmer. In town, they call her “the masked crazy woman” because every time she leaves her home she has to wear a protective mask to avoid inhaling the continuous drifts of agrotoxins sprayed in the vicinity of her house. In 2001, she suffered exposure to multiple agrochemicals employed in soybean and rice monoculture crop farming which affected her health causing chronic respiratory failure, hypertension, neuropathies combined with hematological and cardiologic symptoms.

12-11-2014 Fracrán, Province of Misiones
When Cándida Rodríguez gave birth to Fabián Piris, he was given one year to live. He is now eight years old and suffers hydrocephalus, an irreversible brain disorder that causes mental disability. During her pregnancy, Cándida manipulated Roundup in the tobacco fields together with her husband. Their house is located a few yards away from a sawmill where they use highly toxic chemicals to season the wood.
Only in the area around the National Highway 14 where this family lives, twelve hundred people were born with cleft lip, hydrocephalus and other disabilities that could be a consequence of the poisons used in the tobacco and yerba mate fields.

11-12-2014 Fracrán, San Vicente, provincia de Misiones

Cuando Cándida Rodriguez dio a luz a Fabián Piris le diagnosticaron un año de vida. Actualmente tiene ocho años y padece hidrocefalia y un retraso mental irreversible. Durante el embarazo Candída manipuló Roundup junto a su marido en las plantaciones de tabaco. La casa donde viven está ubicada a pocos metros de un aserradero donde se cura la madera con químicos altamente tóxicos. Sólo en la zona de la ruta nacional 14 donde vive esta familia fueron detectadas 1.200 personas con labio leporino, hidrocefalia y otras discapacidades que serían consecuencia de los venenos que se usan en las plantaciones de tabaco y yerba mate.

12-07-2014, Alicia Baja- Colonia Aurora, Province of Misiones
Lucas Techeira is three years old and he was born with ichthyosis, a skin disorder that causes the skin to be dry and cracked. He is locally known as the crystal boy. His father Arnoldo left his job at the tobacco fields when his son was born. 32-year-old Rosana Gaspar, Lucas’s mother, says that she always manipulated glyphosate at home to use in her vegetable garden.

07-12-2014, Alicia baja- Colonia Aurora, Misiones
Lucas Techeira tiene tres años y nació con Ictiosis, una afección que resquebraja la piel. Comúnmente se lo conoce como niño cristal. Su padre Arnoldo tuvo que abandonar su trabajo en las plantaciones de tabaco
cuando nació su hijo. Su madre, Rosana Gaspar de 32 años, manipuló sin protección glifosato en su huerta durante el embarazo.

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VIGEVANO | 3 – 20 novembre 2016
SFV società fotografica vigevanese – Castello Sforzesco (Vigevano)

Il costo umano degli Agrotossici – Pablo Ernesto Piovano

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BERGAMO | Food Film Fest | 13 – 18 settembre 2016
Domus Bergamo – Quadriportico del Sentierone

Uganda Land of Hope – Alberto Prina