RITA NANNINI

Rita Nannini became a photographer the year she lived in Madrid without a camera. Originally drawn to the medium as a vehicle to capture otherness, her personal work focuses on the vernacular.

Her solo exhibitions have featured projects that include a small enclave of ethno-economically specialized farmers in NJ, motherhood in the first person, and the micro-landscape of her own backyard Princeton.

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Rita studied photography at the Corcoran School of Art, the International Center of Photography and the New School/Parsons and is currently based in Brooklyn, NY.