Chiara Bardelli Nonino reflects on 2020

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”The best thing I will bring with me from 2020 is knowing that there is power and beauty in being openly vulnerable,” says Chiara Bardelli Nonino, as she shares her highlights of 2020.

Chiara Baredlli Nonino is the photo editor of Vogue Italia and L’Uomo Vogue, all while acting as editor for the photography section of Vogue.it. As well as her editorial roles, Nonino is the co-curator of the Milan-based Photo Vogue, a festival focused on socially conscious fashion photography. With a keen eye and passion for re-labeling fashion for a non-elitist, accessible audience, Nonino has made a place for bold new images in the fashion world.

Nonino has also produced independent projects, such as Paolo Roversi – Studio Luce, an exhibition at the Ravenna Art Museum earlier this year. 

Here, Nonino looks back on 2020.

© Hubert Crabieres.
© Hubert Crabieres.
Naomi, 1997 © Paolo Roversi, courtesy Pace Gallery.
Sara Grace, © Paolo Roversi, courtesy Pace Gallery.

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Isaac Huxtable

Isaac Huxtable is a freelance writer, as well as a curator at the arts consultancy Artiq. Prior to this, He studied a BA in History of Art at the Courtauld Institute, followed by roles at British Journal of Photography and The Photographers' Gallery. His words have featured in British Journal of Photography, Elephant Magazine, Galerie Peter Sellim, The Photographers' Gallery, and The South London Gallery. He is particularly interested in documentary ethics, race, gender, class, and the body.