New Ghella Space for Photography Opens at MAXXI with Ramak Fazel Show
The MAXXI museum in Rome has inaugurated Spazio Ghella, a new permanent venue dedicated to contemporary photography. The space launches with the exhibition "Milan Unit 1994-2009" by Iranian photographer Ramak Fazel, presenting a series of black-and-white images capturing the underground cultural scene in Milan over fifteen years. The exhibition is curated by the museum's photography department. Spazio Ghella is named after the Ghella company, a sponsor of the initiative. The venue aims to host rotating photography exhibitions as part of MAXXI's ongoing commitment to the medium.
Key facts
- Spazio Ghella is a new space at MAXXI dedicated to contemporary photography.
- The inaugural exhibition is 'Milan Unit 1994-2009' by Ramak Fazel.
- Ramak Fazel is an Iranian photographer.
- The exhibition features black-and-white photographs of Milan's underground scene from 1994 to 2009.
- Spazio Ghella is named after the Ghella company.
- The space will host rotating photography exhibitions.
- MAXXI is located in Rome, Italy.
- The exhibition is curated by MAXXI's photography department.
Entities
Artists
- Ramak Fazel
Institutions
- MAXXI
- Ghella
Locations
- Rome
- Italy
- Milan