<DIV><p><I> The Enchanted Camera</I> is a combination of words and images that constitutes both a complex examination of Mimmo Jodice's work and a manual on the reading of photography itself. Includes an interview by Isabella Pedicini.</p><p><B>Mimmo Jodice</B> (Naples, 1934) is an Italian photographer. He was professor at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Napoli from 1970 to 1996. Since the 1960s Jodice has worked with many pop art, arte povera, and fluxus artists. He has also used his camera to document conceptual pieces of art.</p><p><B>Isabella Pedicini</B> is a journalist and a writer. She collaborates with <I>Artribune</I>, a magazine of contemporary art. She is the author of <I>Francesca Woodman, The Roman Years: Between Flesh and Films</I>.</p><br></DIV>