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The photographic and editorial series Mythography, created by Exhibit Around and curated by Professor Enrico Medda, returns with its sixth volume dedicated to Jupiter (Zeus) and Bacchus (Dionysus).
These two deities, so different yet complementary, offer photographers an extraordinarily rich narrative field: from the rule of reason to the loss of control, from the ordering lightning bolt to the liberating ritual. Mythography VI invites authors to interpret these gods through a contemporary visual language, bringing ancient myths into our present with new aesthetics, symbols, and perspectives.
Following a careful selection process, we are delighted to announce the winners of Mythography VI, Exhibit Around’s annual editorial project curated by Professor Enrico Medda, lecturer in Greek Literature at [...]
We are pleased to announce the shortlist of Female Portraits in Dialogue: from Historical to Contemporary Photography, the international photography call promoted by Exhibit Around APS in collaboration with the [...]
We are thrilled to share two important announcements for Mythography VI, our annual editorial project conceived by Exhibit Around and curated by Professor Enrico Medda, lecturer in Greek Literature at [...]
We are delighted to announce the winners’ shortlist for Mythography VI, the sixth volume of the photographic and editorial series conceived by Exhibit Around and curated by Professor Enrico Medda, [...]
After months of rigorous curatorial work, we are ready to share one of the most anticipated announcements: the authors who will be part of Mythography VI, the sixth volume in [...]
Deadline 31st January, 2026
The photographic and editorial series Mythography, created by Exhibit Around and curated by Professor Enrico Medda, returns with its sixth volume dedicated to Jupiter (Zeus) and Bacchus (Dionysus).
These two deities, so different yet complementary, offer photographers an extraordinarily rich narrative field: from the rule of reason to the loss of control, from the ordering lightning bolt to the liberating ritual. Mythography VI invites authors to interpret these gods through a contemporary visual language, bringing ancient myths into our present with new aesthetics, symbols, and perspectives.