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Reading the Turtles

  • Tuesday, February 24, 2026 10:00 AM 10:00
    Wednesday, February 24, 2027 11:00 AM 11:00
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Per la prima volta a Genova, la mostra “Riding the Turtles” del fotografo portoghese João Coelho ci conduce sulla spiaggia di Mabangas, in Angola - sua terra natale - e illustra come l’immaginazione dei bambini trasformi un paesaggio di duro lavoro in un’area di gioco.
La mostra, curata da Batsceba Hardy, rientra tra le iniziative di Progressive Street.
Fotografie in prestito dalla galleria CE contemporary Milano.

La mostra è presentata in occasione dell’inaugurazione dello Studio Baik, Sabato 24 gennaio dalle 15:00 alle 20:00.
Ingresso gratuito senza prenotazione

For the first time in Genoa, the exhibition 'Riding the Turtles' by Portuguese photographer João Coelho takes us to the beach of Mabangas, in Angola - his homeland - and illustrates how children's imagination transforms a landscape of hard work into an area of ​​play. The exhibition, curated by Batsceba Hardy, is part of the Progressive Street initiatives. Photographs on loan from the CE contemporary Milan gallery.

The exhibition is presented on the occasion of the inauguration of Studio Baik, Saturday 24 January from 3pm to 8pm.

Free entry without reservation

Earlier Event: May 9
Progressive Photography Show
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