On Friday 23, Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 October 2020, photographer Francesco Faraci, guest of the Trieste Photo Days 2020, will hold an exclusive street photography workshop as part of the festival.
Trieste by night. Living city, port and Italian gateway to the East. City defined as an “old lady asleep in the past, now alive and young.
The workshop will start after sunset and will continue as long as we feel like it. A week-end.
Squares, streets, pubs, clubs.
No rules, no filters.
At night, that place where inhibitions are loosened until they melt.
Socialize. Desire to be there, to eat and drink well and to be outdoors.
Ingredients that youth from Trieste do not lack.
Ingredients:
Good shoes.
Cheekiness to taste.
Schedule
Friday 23 October 2020
- Evening, 6.00 pm. Introduction and briefing with the participants (c/o Hotel Milano).
Photographic walk to follow
Saturday 24 October 2020
- Afternoon, 4.00 pm. Photographic walk
- Dinner break and photographic walk to follow
Sunday 25 October 2020
- Morning, 10.00 am. Pre-editig discussion with the participants.
Late in the morning Francesco Faraci will be at the Sala Xenia for a talk.
Submission fee
200 €
150 € + dotART membership fee 2020 (10 €)
Subscription to the Francesco Faraci workshop
To register for the workshop, you must be a dotART member for 2020 (membership fee: 10 euros) and fill out the membership form here.
Payment
- PayPal to paypal@dotart.it or www.paypal.me/dotart
- Bank Transfer to dotART – IBAN IT43F0306909606100000010209 – BIC/SWIFT Code: BCITITMM (payment for: "Francesco Faraci Workshop + your name and surname").
Francesco Faraci
Francesco Faraci (1983) is a documentary and social photographer born and based in Palermo, Italy.
He studied liberal art (anthropology, sociology) at the University of Palermo and he chose the photography as means of expressing. He learned from the great European and American photographers (William Klein, Henri Cartier- Bresson, Robert Doisneau, Robert Capa) trying to develop a personal photographic language.
His work as like nerve centre the contradictions, the existential paradoxes, the cultural crossroads of Sicily and the immigration flow.
For these reasons he travels on the roads of his homeland and of the Mediterranean countries telling stories.
His work has been featured on Il Venerdì di Repubblica, La Repubblica, Il Manifesto, The Globe and Mail, Time Magazine, Erodoto108, VICE and The Guardian. He is also a videomaker and a writer.
In 2016 he was included in the TOP 100 of Street Photographers drawn up by LensCulture during the 2016 Street Photographers Awards.
In the same year he published his first book “Malacarne-Kids come first”, edited by Benedetta Donato and published by Crowdbooks, a journey into the extreme suburbs of the city of Palermo seen through children.
The book has been selected from the “Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona” (CCCB) to participate to Photobook Phenomenon. “Malacarne-Kids come first” is also awarded with the Second Prize in category Book (Series Only) and with Honorable Mention in Documentary category for ” Malacarne – Kids come first” in the PX3 – Prix de la photographie Paris – 2017 Competition.
In 2019 Faraci follow Jovanotti on his Italian tour "Jova Beach Party". His shots have been collected in the volume: “Jova Beach Party. Chronicles from a new era ”, published by Rizzoli.
