"Harrison Ford" Photograph by Fabio Lovino

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Ended:November 13th 2023, 12:00pm EST

Winner: Anonymous

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The Prize

Harrison Ford- Portraits (Unique works). 300 Polaroids tell the story of the protagonists of the Biennale Cinema from 1996 to 2004 is the exhibition curated by Alberto Barbera, director of the Cinema Sector of the Biennale, which tells the story of the event through the shots taken of its protagonists, great personalities who have made the history of world cinema at the turn of the millennium.

Title – Harrison Ford
Type – Photography
Dimensions – 59x67 cm
Year – 1992

The image is framed with a passpartout measuring 79x87cm.

Notes – Signed on the back with writing: “Venezia 2010/Harrison Ford 1992/Special Print for R. F. Kennedy Foundation”.

Fabio Lovino began working as a professional photographer during the eighties, taking photographs for advertising and portraits of various musicians. He also creates album covers for important Italian and foreign artists, portraits of actors such as Robert De Niro, Al Pacino, Benicio del Toro, Charlotte Rampling, Terry Gilliam, Martin Scorsese, Francis Ford Coppola, David Cronenberg and David Lynch and covers of magazines such as Max, Elle, Vogue, Vanity Fair and Rolling Stone.

In 2007 for Fox Life he created Photocall, a 10-episode program in which he met 10 Italian actresses. The same year Mondadori created an exhibition entitled A riveder le stelle with the portraits he created of 45 Italian actors and directors. In 2011 he created the exhibition A moveable feast: Portraits of cinema, actors, friends for the FORMA Foundation in Milan, an exhibition also exhibited at the Casa del Cinema in Rome.

In 2016 he created the documentary film and photographic exhibition Mothers with the NGO WeWorld. The Love that Changes the World, presented at the Taormina Film Fest and at the Chamber of Deputies.

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The Cause

The Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Italia (RFK Italia) has been operating for more than 15 years. The objective of the association is to involve and inspire the conscience of individuals in the fight for human rights, raising awareness in the community about the abuses taking place in the world. There are countless concrete commitments implemented:

One of the main activities is human rights education. From 2008 to today it has trained more than 500,000 Italian students and 2,011 teachers thanks also to Law 92/2019 which provided for the inclusion of civic education. Thus, since 2020 RFK Italia has launched "CivicAttiva: civic education at school. Stories, values and faces" an online course aimed at school teachers of all levels that addressed various topics with a transversal approach. The fight against bullying and cyberbullying is also an important commitment for the Association.

RFK Human Rights Italia also proposes, through the Bobby's Dream project, long-term strategies to be adopted in the second phase of welcoming migrants. It supports the implementation of real and responsible projects, which favor the process of integrating vulnerable people into the world of work. It promotes initiatives with the aim of establishing an effective dialogue between institutions, the business community and NGOs.

Faced with the Covid-19 emergency which has affected the entire country since February 2020 and, following the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, RFK Italia felt the strong need to make itself even more available to the community by giving life to the Community project. The International House, located in Florence, consists of 12 rooms and hosted Red Cross healthcare personnel from May 2020 to June 2021 and, following the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, Ukrainian refugees.

Website

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Item #L12122

In condition as donated.

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