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Showing posts with label Photo reportages. Show all posts

Last days to visit the exhibition "Organic Memory" at Ca' dei Ricchi (Treviso, Italy)

If you're spending some time in the Venice area, there are still some days to visit in the city of Treviso the charming exhibition entitled “Organic Memory”. This is located in the beautiful venue of Ca’ dei Ricchi, just one minute walk from Piazza dei Signori, the central and main square of the city.

 The exhibition will be open until the 5th of August with the following opening times: from Monday to Saturday, from 10:00 a.m. to 01:00 p.m. and from 03:30 p.m. to 07:30 p.m.

Before leaving you with an anticipation, namely a concise and close photo reportage of some of the artworks that this exhibition hosts, we remind you this web page dedicated to the event in the site of the festival B#SIDE WAR. The artworks that the visitors can encounter in Treviso are by Nathalie Vanheule, Boris Beja, Lang Ea, Cosima Montavoci, Anitra Hamilton, Ilisie Remus, Ting Bao and Victoria Lucas.


ANITRA HAMILTON, Still life with Fruit


COSIMA MONTAVOCI, Tomb Sculpture


Lang Ea, Listen


NATHALIE VANHEULE, En Flemme


[Photo courtesy of IoDeposito Press Office]


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A photo reportage from Verena fort in the Asiago plateau

Among the many forts you can visit in Italy, you might take into consideration the one built between 1910 and 1914 on the top of the mountain called Verena, in the Asiago plateau (municipality of Roana, Vicenza province). In the case of the Verena fort there is also a symbolic meaning, since from there came the first shot of the Italian war on May 1915. One year later, on May 1916, the fort became an Austrian outpost and so remained until the end of the war. Here is the Wikipedia page (at the moment available only in Italian).

(We thank Alessandra Conte who lives nearby and sent to World War I Bridges the following images and we remind that all people wishing to share their WW1 photo reportages from different areas in the world can get in contact with us by using the contact form beside. Thank you for considering this simple yet meaningful opportunity of cooperation.)


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    Fort Verena: top of the Mount Verena (2015 mt). Roana, Asiago Plateau

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    Fort Verena, east side

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    Fort Verena, one of the entrances on the east side (pillbox)

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    Fort Verena, view from the west side: you can see the Austro-Hungarian border with Fort Spitz Verle (1908 mt)

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    Fort Verena, upper floor

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    Fort Verena, upper floor (sentry post and gun place)

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    Fort Verena: upper floor, to the howitzer place

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    The top of Fort Verena: you can see what remains of the howitzer place (east side)

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A photo reportage from Val delle Mure, Croce dei Lebi and Cima Grappa

The below photo reportage was taken during the day trip to Val delle Mure, Croce dei Lebi and Cima Grappa. The full itinary is described in the post published a few weeks ago here.

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    1 Trenches near Monte Boccaor

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    2 Val delle Mure and Pian dea Baea from Croce dei Lebi

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    3 Detail on the trenches above Val delle Mure

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    4 From Croce dei Lebi, looking toward Cima Grappa

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    5 View north, on the Dolomiti Feltrine

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    6 Trenches in front of Croce dei Lebi

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    7 View East, on the Prealps and Pianezze

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    8 Alta via degli Eroi, from Croce dei Lebi to Cima Grappa

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    9 View south, Vedetta and on the background Piave and Montello

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    10 View west, Ossario on Cima Grappa

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A photo reportage about Monte Totoga and its "Stoli"

As integration and completion of the itinerary we offered a couple of weeks ago, we post now a photo reportage related to Monte Totoga and its "Stoli" composed by ten images taken during the day trip there.

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    1 The summit of Monte Totoga from the Gobera Pass

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    2 The entrance of the lower gallery

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    3 Inside, the Stoli

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    4 A room inside the gallery

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    5 View of the Gobbera pass from the Stoli

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    6 Inside the upper gallery

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    7 The information board at the entrance of the upper gallery

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    8 Detail of a artillery post

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    9 Artillery post with view south

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    10 From the summit of Monte Totoga, looking to the Lagorai

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A photo reportage about Forte Interrotto and Monte Mosciagh on the Altopiano of Asiago

The photo reportage we propose today is connected with the 16th itinerary to Forte Interrotto, Monte Mosciagh and the Asiago Plateau we suggested a few weeks ago. You can find the description along with all the travel tips here.

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    1 Approaching Forte Interrotto

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    2 The bastion of Forte Interrotto

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    3 The front of Forte Interrotto

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    4 The courtyard

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    5 Inside the Forte

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    6 The Forte before its renovation

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    7 Wood approaching Monte Mosciagh

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    8 Small clearing with the monument to the Catanzaro Brigade

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    9 Austro-Hungarian war cemetery

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    10 Wood grave markers of the war cemetery of Mosciagh

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    11 A second war cemetery at the feet of Monte Zebio

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    12 View on Asiago, at the centre the War Memorial

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A photo reportage about Col Fenilon and Col Moschin


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    1 Starting point of the path

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    2 The stony steps

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    3 View at north on Valsugana

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    4 The ascending path

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    5 Inside of the tunneled trenches

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    6 View on the Asiago Plateau
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    7 From the Grappa eastern side, looking at south

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    8 The cross of Col Fenilon

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    9 Looking at Cima Grappa from Col Fenilon

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    10 Looking at the near Col Moschin from Col Fenilon

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    11 The roman column on Col Moschin

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    12 Fortifications and trenches on the east side of the Grappa range

We recently posted an itinerary related to Col Fenilon and Col Moschin and the one above is the photo reportage collected during that excursion. We're happy to share it today with our visitors.
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