Il 27 aprile i fotografi RUFA sono stati protagonisti di una grande collettiva allo Spazio Cerere dal titolo “Il sentimento delle cose”. La mostra è stata curata da Ottavio Celestino e Magali Moulinier, che hanno selezionato i migliori lavori degli studenti. Eccovi una fotostoria di un vernissage affollatissimo, in cui il pubblico ha dimostrato di aver apprezzato le opere dei talentuosi artisti dell’Accademia.
The collaboration between RUFA and the Museo di ROMA is reinforced with the exhibition “I’m not”. The exhibition is the result of the experimentation of RUFA students of the school of photography, coordinated by the teacher Alessandro Carpentieri. 22 first-year photographers received a commission for 22 portraits of RUFA first-year visual arts artists, with the… Find out more
The coffee company Moak, within the project “Moak Cultura” and in collaboration with Archinet, has announced for the year 2019 the sixth edition of the international photography competition “Fuori Fuoco Moak”. The competition is open to all photographers, professionals and amateurs, who want to tell a story or create a mini-reportage through a sequence of… Find out more
A project to bring the world of image and the world of fashion together in a unified manner. It is in this assumption that “B&W – Black & White, The Migrant Trend” is outlined. An experience that comes from observing the creative and unique style of the migrant people. A style that, while finding personal… Find out more
An intense voice that perfectly reproduces a sophistication of texts that is never obvious. Scarda, Nico Scardamaglio, was the protagonist of the usual narrative-musical appointment with “La Musica Attuale”, the format created by the group iCompany and married by the Rome University of Fine Arts to explore the new scenarios of the national scene. The… Find out more
On Friday 12th April at 5.30 p.m. in the RUFA Space, Silvia Bottero will exhibit the project “From… To” dedicated to the expressive exploration of words. The exhibition will be included in the “Solo Exhibition” catalogue, curated by the students of Visual Arts. “From… To” is an attempt to follow the course of the words,… Find out more
On one side Piazza Navona, on the other the privileged access to Campo de’ Fiori: unique symbols, between architecture and history, of the eternal city. This is the setting that hosts Palazzo Braschi, originally the papal seat and today the cultural agora of the Museum of Rome. The RUFA students of the School of Photography,… Find out more