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  January 31st, 2020 Liverpool, UK Ken Grant on British Photography and the Photobook exhibition and pop-up store in the time of BREXIT There was a red sky dawn over Liverpool this morning before it softened to grey and one of those days that might just not get light. The end of January 2020, it’s raining and the UK is pulling away from ties with Europe that have done so much to extend the reach of culture and p

Michael Kenna| Abruzzo  booksigning and exhibition opening on Wednesday, October 18 at Micamera Prints on view through November 4 Read here the press release and see the images Find Michael Kenna’s books here   Photographs by Sofia Masini    

THREE QUESTIONS TO ED TEMPLETON BY JACOPO BENASSI 1) JB: How do your works begin?  Is there a structure, a project or do you improvise and throw yourself into the work? ET: The structure is very loose. I essentially take a camera whenever I leave the house and so whenever I’m out in the world I’m working. It’s all improvised and whatever unfolds in front of me. Almost all of my work is made in this

In March 2017 Micamera dedicated three special settings to the promotion of the books by three different Italian authors. in collaboration with Peperoni Books STEFANO CARNELLI – TRANSUMANZA March 1 to 11, 2017 Transumanza follows the seasonal journey of the last walking shepherds in Northern Italy, through a territory very different from the bucolic pastoral landscape (you can see some images and continue readi

JESSICA BACKHAUS SIX DEGREES OF FREEDOM A GALLERY COLLABORATION: MICAMERA AND ROBERT MORAT (BERLIN) January 21st to February 25th, 2017 Opening with the artist on Friday, January 20th workshop with Jessica Backhaus Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 (special guest: Robert Morat) Aperitif with the gallerist on Sunday, January 22nd at 7pm Six Degrees of Freedom is Jessica Backhaus’ latest series. The title refers to the freedom

MARK STEINMETZ ANGEL CITY WEST November 19 – December 17th, 2016 opening on November 18 at 7pm I entered the Yale School of Art straight from college and left after my first semester. I was 21. I was restless, curious about the America that lay beyond New England, and had a strong interest in the movie industry; I also had heard that Garry Winogrand was somewhere in Los Angeles so in the summer of 1983 I headed

GREGORY HALPERN – ZZYZX + MACK POP-UP STORE September 28th – October 29th, 2016 September 28th: talk by Michael Mack and opening of the pop-up store September 30th : opening of Gregory Halpern’s exhibition and booksigning October 1st+2nd : workshop with Gregory Halpern The launch of Gregory Halpern’s new book ZZYZX offered the opportunity to invite both the author and the publisher to Micamera. A selected number of p

MICHAEL WOLF – HONG KONG BACK ALLEY + PEPERONI BOOKS POP-UP STORE from June 24th – through July 20th, 2016 What is a pop-up store. Pop-up stores aim at highlighting the work of publishers that we believe are particularly significant and at underlining the positive relationship between an artist and his imprint, showing his work exhibited on the wall and published in the book. They are an opportunity meeting bot

Matteo Di Giovanni Reaching the Cape Reward party + sneak peak into the new images Wednesday, June 29th at 7pm at Micamera, in Milan Matteo di Giovanni is a documentary photographer based in Milan, Italy. In 2011, while working, Matteo was involved in a serious road accident in which he lost one leg and the possibility to work as a photographer the way he did before. In 2015 he created Reaching the Cape, a project on

GUS POWELL THE LONELY ONES Micamera, March 31st – April 30th, 2016 Inspired by the great cartoonist and author of children books William Steig and his classic from 1942, The Lonely Ones (which pairs Steig’s line-drawn characters with simple one-liners of dialogue), photographer Gus Powell made his own “lonely ones”—evocative color photographs of interiors and landscapes, inhabited by people, animals and inanima