OUT OF FRAME

23–25 October 2026 | Officine Fotografiche Roma

From October 23 to 25, Officine Fotografiche Roma becomes an open space for images, books, projects, ideas, and people.

Three days of exhibitions, portfolio reviews, publishing events, talks, and workshops exploring photography from different perspectives, looking at what happens before, after, and around the image.

Rather than focusing on a single theme, the event brings together different ways of observing, documenting, and questioning the present through photography. An opportunity for artists, professionals, photography enthusiasts, and the public to meet, exchange ideas, and engage in dialogue.

OUT OF FRAME is an invitation to look beyond the boundaries of the image, discover new connections, and share experiences within and beyond photography.

PROGRAMME

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23

6:00 PM | Exhibition Openings

VERDE MENNONITA
Photography exhibition by Fabiomassimo Antenozio, winner of the Paesaggi Antropici portfolio reviews.

VERDE SPERANZA
Exhibition featuring projects selected through the AMBIENTE and URBAN photography contest, part of Paesaggi Antropici.

SGUARDI CHE RICONOSCONO
Exhibition by Annalisa Farano, Francesca Formisano, Francesca Romagnoli, Giorgia Garuti, Laura Cirmi, and Salerno Lou.
A project by participants of the Visioni del Presente Master Programme, curated by Lina Pallotta.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24

10:00 AM | Guided Walk – Seguendo l'Almone
With Annalisa Cipriani and Dino Ruggiero.
Off-site event. Reservation required. Maximum 20 participants. Meeting point details will be provided to registered participants.

10:00 AM–1:00 PM and 3:00–5:00 PM | Portfolio Reviews
Portfolio review sessions and discussions with photography professionals at Officine Fotografiche.

4:00–5:00 PM | VERDE MENNONITA
Fabiomassimo Antenozio presents his photographic project.

5:00–6:00 PM | Talk on Photobook Publishing
With Diego Orlando.

6:00–7:00 PM | 20 Years of TerraProject
A conversation celebrating the photography collective's 20th anniversary, with Rocco Rorandelli and Simone Donati.