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Alberto Modiano´s ´100 Jewish Faces´ Exhibition at Schneidertempel Arts Center
The ´100 Jewish Faces´ photography exhibition by Alberto Modiano will open its doors on May 11th. Following the exhibition opening, the "Renan Koen and Music Friends" Concert will take place at 21:00 hrs. at the Historical Italian Synagogue. May 8, 2023
The '100 Jewish Faces' photography exhibition, created by the Photography Artist Alberto Modiano, in celebration of his 40th anniversary in documentary photography, will be opened on Thursday, May 11th at Schneidertempel Arts Center.
The exhibition consists of 125 portraits of artists, musicians, writers, and philosophers that the artist has produced with meticulous work in the last four years. Concurrently with the exhibition, the visitors will also have the chance to watch Modiano's documentary about the project and documentary cinema. The exhibition may be visited until June 4th.
Following the opening of the exhibition, all the visitors will be able to enjoy the "Renan Koen and Music Friends" concert at the Historical Italian Synagogue, to be performed in honor of the exhibition. To attend the concert, please make a reservation at phone numbers +905385995473 or +905326907072 by May 9th.
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