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From 1945 to 1950 Kubrick worked for the magazine Look and documented social life in post-war America. This treasure of photos, over 12,000 images, has been discovered, studied and critically analyzed by an expert in contemporary art, Rainer Crone, curator of the exhibition, who now present us a selection of this photos at the Istituto Veneto in Venice.

For the first time in the world over 200 photographs of the famous director are presented to the public. This series of stories told in images express the great director's narrative talent, sense of humour and visionary force.

The exhibition, organized in sections, tells some of the stories that Kubrick immortalized, such as:

• Portugal : the journey on earth Lusitanian two Americans after the war;
• Crimes: testify the arrest of two criminals following the movements of the police, their strategies, their cunning, until the seals capture;
• Betsy Furstenberg: the symbol of the vibrant New York of those years;
• The small shoeshine: the shoeshine that stood on street corners in New York ecc
  

Useful information

opening: August 28 - November 14
opening times: everyday 10.00 - 19.00 (the ticket office close at 18.30)
address: Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti - Campo S. Stefano, 2945 - 30124 VENEZIA
tel: 199.199.111
web: www.mostrakubrick.it