Eight Photography Exhibitions to See in Milan

Giulio Piscitelli's 'Harraga' at Forma Meravigli, a project begun in 2010, uses the Moroccan and Algerian term for migrants who 'burn borders' to explore illegal migration through technically and aesthetically notable photographs. At Fondazione Marconi, Franco Vaccari presents a solo show that includes works from his 'Esposizioni in tempo reale' (1972) and his writings on 'Fotografia e inconscio tecnologico' (1979). Nonostante Marras hosts Gabriele Basilico's 'Dancing in Emilia,' a 1978 commission documenting dance halls and discos. Oliviero Toscani's most iconic images are on view at Whitelight Art Gallery. At Galleria Carla Sozzani, Nobuyoshi Araki presents eighty photographs curated by Filippo Maggia, plus three compositions of Polaroids. To mark Magnum Photos' 70th anniversary, three exhibitions are at Musei di Santa Giulia in Brescia: 'Leggere' by Steve McCurry, 'Magnum's First' (photos from 2006 found in an Innsbruck cellar), and 'Magnum. La première fois' about stylistic independence. Additional Magnum shows are in Cremona and Turin.