“COVID-19 CHANGED NOT ONLY OUR LIVES BUT ALSO THE WORLD AS WE KNEW IT. SINCE EARLY 2020 I HAVE OFTEN RETURNED TO THE EPICENTRE OF THE PANDEMIC WITH THE AIM OF CREATING A BODY OF WORK NECESSARY FOR OUR COLLECTIVE AWARENESS AND THAT COULD ALSO STAND AS AN ICONOGRAPHIC MEMORY...
Yannis Behrakis International Photojournalism Award Exhibition. Coming back to see old friends, meeting new ones, talking about life, photography, past experiences, and future projects. Thanks to the Athens Photo World team for organizing the exhibition and for continuing to believe and support photojournalism in Yannis' legacy. It was a pleasure to...
Proud and happy to receive the 1st Prize in the News Story category at this year's Istanbul Photo Awards with my coverage on Covid-19 for The New York Times More than a year has gone by since I took these pictures and many things have changed since then, many others have...
The world of art, especially the theater, is one of those most affected by the serious economic consequences caused by the Covid-19 epidemic. Too many people have lost their jobs and have not received subsidies: artists, machinists, technicians, so important for the cultural development of our country and so forgotten....
COVID-19 UN ANNO DOPO per la Repubblica Oggi esce il progetto speciale sul COVID-19, un anno dopo l’inizio dell’epidemia in Italia. Il mio racconto dal suo epicentro, un viaggio iniziato lo scorso Marzo e non ancora terminato. Grazie a tutto il team del giornale per la fiducia, per splendido layout...
“Images today matter. Photography, with its power to inform and to bring intellectual and emotional understanding to complex issues, plays a pivotal role as a contemporary social witness.” Lucie Foundation. I'm very proud and happy to be the recipient of this year Lucie Impact Professional Award. I'm extremely grateful to...
"For Europe, its Wave after Wave" International NYT last front page of the year and first from 2021. From my latest assignment from Italy for The New York Times.
The New York Times paper edition with our latest story "The Lost Days that Made Bergamo a Coronavirus Tragedy". "After Covid-19 arrived in Bergamo in mid-February, the northern Italian province emerged as one of the deadliest killing fields for the virus in the Western world. A New York Times investigation...
This is a really amazing news!! Being the recipient of this year Yannis International Photojournalism Award with my coverage of Covid-19 in its epicenter in Italy for The New York Times is something that makes me really proud of. Documenting the world around us to try to create iconic and...
It’s a tremendous honor for me to be the recipient of this year VISA d’Or News at Visa Pour l'Image of Perpignan with the coverage of COVID-19 for The New York Times. I’m very glad to see my name listed in this group of legendary photographers and friends. I would...
"Some politicians worry about the foreign threat that migrants represent. But the numbers suggest that the situation on the ground is not exactly like they say." Thank you Gaia Pianigiani, Emma Bubola and Craig Allen to assign me on this important story. My latest from Sicily for The New York Times ...
I'm pleased to see my recent coverage of Covid-19 in his epicenter in Italy for The New York Times featured on the last issue of the german Stern Magazine #photojournalism
My recent coverage of Covid-19 epidemic in Italy ontoday's Front Page of the International edition of The New York Times. "Not sick, but not Well Again" story by Jason Horowitz.
Isolating the Sick at Home, Italy Stores Up Family Tragedies “Stay home” measures have helped Italy control the coronavirus, but home is also a dangerous place that may be propping up the infection curve the lockdown was meant to suppress. HERE to read the full story. My latest on Covid19...
Doctors and nurses on the front line have become symbols of sacrifice, but priests and nuns have also joined the fight, often at great risk. My latest story for The New York Times with Jason Horowitz Elisabetta Povoledo Gaia Tripoli. To read the full story please visit HERE
‘We Take the Dead From Morning Till Night’, Bergamo, Italy, for The New York Times Today we are fighting one of the most difficult battles of our time against an enemy that appears invisible. But it isn't, it's powerful and its consequences are extremely real. I really would like to thank you...
La Cura e la Pietà. Fotografia ©Fabio Bucciarelli testo ©Marco Damilano "Lo smarrimento degli sguardi, la fragilità dei corpi, l’impossibilità di dire Dio, di dirsi addio. La carezza che saluta chi sta lasciando la sua casa su una barella trascinata giù per le scale. Negli scatti di Bucciarelli, pubblicati in...
‘We Take the Dead From Morning Till Night’ Photographs by Fabio Bucciarelli Written by Jason Horowitz Leggere in italiano The streets of Bergamo are empty. As in all of Italy, people can leave their homes only for food and medicines and work. The factories and shops and schools are closed. There...