Food as an association and resilience. 70 shots by Steve McCurry arriving in Vieste – Foggia

Foggia – Symbol of memory, culture, resilience, food has always treated a profound meaning in the existence of man.
While the Western cultures make the center of a story that connects art, competition, entertainment, the photography of Steve McCurry, is placed in contrast and returns to food, the most authentic and universal significance.
From 24 May to 28 September the photographic exhibition “Steve McCurry – Cibo” It will transform the Civic Archaeological Museum of Vieste into a kaleidoscope of color humanity.
Seventy images, selected by the American photographer and by Biba Giacchetti, his historic employee and curator of the exhibition in collaboration with Peter Bottazzi, Orion57 and Giuseppe Benvenuto for the municipality, sitting on the ground in the ground in the primary sense, the grounds in the ground in the ground in the grounds in the grounds in the grounds in the grounds in the grounds in the grounds in the grounds in the grounds in the grounds in the grounds in the grounds in the grounds Bone, around a dish, around a dish, around a dish, around the ground in the street.

Always sensitive to the stories of the fragiles, from victims of children from conflicts to marginalized, animals, McCurry’s humanistic photography crosses the theme of food, portraying bread as an essential element that insinuates under markets such as places of energy and beauty, the immortal of comfort, federation, bonds are used around the fireplace.

“Steve McCurry – Food”, in Vieste from 24 May to 28 September

“In places that are tortured by wars or by natural disasters or more easily due to an impenetrable nature – Biba Giacchetti – Food remembers an in -depth value that borders the feeling, calms fears and unites people. In the images of Steve we finally find the old sweetness of the house hair, so in extreme situations”.
So through photography we reach places that have been destroyed by conflicts, where food takes on almost sacred value, the smile of a child with a fruit in hand rediscovers, dives into the vitality of the markets, discovering the human ingenuity that transforms what the earth offers into food and beauty.
From May to September the exhibition is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 18 to 22; In July and August from Tuesday to Sunday from 6.30 pm to 11.30 pm.