The MAN Museo d'Arte Provincia di Nuoro hosts, from Friday 21 June to Sunday 20 October 2019, the first major exhibition in an Italian museum dedicated to Guido Guidi (Cesena, 1941), one of the most significant protagonists of post-World War II Italian photography . "Guido Guidi - IN SARDINIA: 1974, 2011" is an exhibition curated by Irina Zucca Alessandrelli and co-produced by MAN in collaboration with ISRE, the Higher Regional Ethnographic Institute of Sardinia.
The exhibition presents about 250 unpublished photographs that testify Guido Guidi's relationship with the Sardinian territory, taken up for the first time in 1974 and later in 2011, the year of an important commission from ISRE.

The exhibition is both an anthropological and landscape account of the changes that have occurred on the island over the course of four decades and a research path on the medium of photography that places black and white images from the 1970s and color works from the years into dialogue. Two-thousand.

Faces and traces of human presences but also houses, dirt roads and ponds, become the subjects of a story without protagonists that is revealed in the encounter with the photographic lens, in a story in images that testifies to the evolution of the figure style of Guido Guidi.