AMclub | Mario De Biasi and Milan. Extraordinary edition

A visual essay on the work of Mario De Biasi (1923-2013), a versatile photographer, defined by Enzo Biagi as 'the man who could photograph everything'. And in this everything he favoured the Lombard capital, where he moved at the age of 15. Thus, one hundred years after his birth, the Diocesan Museum in Milan is dedicating an Extraordinary Edition to him that brings together a series of iconic shots dedicated to his adopted city.

The exhibition, organised and produced by Mondadori Portfolio in collaboration with the Museo Diocesano di Milano and curated by Maria Vittoria Baravelli and Silvia De Biasi, presents 100 mostly vintage photographs, specimens and unpublished shots, taken over a career spanning almost seventy years by one of the most appreciated authors of the second half of the Italian 20th century, who for three decades documented the history of our country through the pages of the magazine Epoch by Arnoldo Mondadori Editore.

The exhibition - consisting of works from the Mondadori Archive and the Mario De Biasi Archive - gives the public an insight into the personal language that De Biasi adapted to very different contexts. And, in particular, in Milan.

• Cost: free event with compulsory booking reserved for subscribers. Each Museum Subscription holder may bring along a non-subscriber who will enjoy the guided tour free of charge (the non-subscriber only has to pay for the Museum entrance ticket)
• Reservation: online at User Area