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Massimiliano Clausi
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Photojournalist |
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Genoa,
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Genoa |
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http://www.emmeclausi.it
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•••••••• (private)
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Italian, English.
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PK Posse
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emmeclausi
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•••••••• (private)
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0+
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Last login:
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about 1 month
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Member since:
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09 Jul 2006 15:07
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About
Born in 1979 in Genoa, Italy, Massimiliano moved to Siena to attend the local University eventually graduating in Communication Science in 2004. Thanks to his studies he had the chance to understand the key role played by journalism in contemporary society as a tool essential for democracy and social developement. His degree final essay focused on the war representation through the winning photographs of the World Press Photo Award and has been published by the Italian Visual Journalists Association. In 2006 he devoted himself to photojournalism, attending the International Photojournalism course at the Danish School of Journalism in Aarhus, Denmark. The same year his reportage “Calais, the last dream” has been awarded the Canon Italia Young Photographers Prize.
Since then Massimiliano devoted himself to professional photography. He’s particularly concerned with humanitarian and social issues, his interesests brought him to Kosovo, Turkey, Romania, Belarus, Thailand, France, India. His works have been featured by “D la Repubblica delle Donne”, “L’Espresso”, “Himal South Asian”, “Courier International” and Action Aid International NGO.
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Testimonials
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Massimiliano Clausi.
Jeans Generation
L'espresso,
[none],
Apr 30 2009.
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Massimiliano Clausi.
Au pays du socialisme laitier
Courrier International,
pp. "pp. 46-48".
[none],
Oct 16 2008.
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Massimiliano Clausi.
"Kawthoolei: The Karen's long wait"
Himal Southasian,
[none],
Aug 15 2008.
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Massimiliano Clausi.
"Fuga nelle giungla"
L'espresso,
pp. "pp. 100-107".
[none],
May 29 2008.
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Massimiliano Clausi.
E' questo il nuovo mondo?
D la Repubblica delle Donne,
pp. "pp. 50-51".
[none],
Jan 20 2007.
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Recent Post
Hello fellow Lightstalkers,
I’m considering flying to Sri Lanka in the next few months to do a story on the civil war aftermath. I read few articles about the situation since the war ended. Crisis Group claims no journalists nor human rights activists are allowed in the camps where the displaced Tamil are being kept – against the international law. This made an alarm bell ring in my head and now I’m trying to understand how hard it would be to get access to the once Tamil controlled part of the country in the north and to other public facilities, i.e. hospitals, schools, etc. . Any first hand information and suggestion would be very much appreciated.
24 Aug 2009 14:08
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