The Palais de Tokyo, a feminine conjugated place
After having enchanted the Venice Biennale, Anne Imhof has carte blanche at the Palais de Tokyo
Winner of the Golden Lion at the 57th...
New podcast series: ‘Afro-pean’ in the Music Industry
This is an introduction to a new podcast series in collaboration with NoOx Worldwide on being an African and European descendant in the music...
Berthe Morisot, the impressionist painter
A radical artist in full Impressionism she was very attentive to the human figure and the position of women in society
by Asia Ruffo di...
700 years from Dante Alighieri’s death
It’s 700 years from Dante Alighieri’s death but the lessons we can learn from this poet are still many.
We leave to others more competent...
Las Vegas: post-modern architecture for women
Denise Scott Brown: the hidden and courageous hand of a woman behind a city born out of nowhere.
by Asia Ruffo di Calabria
Let us move...
The top floor of Palazzo Merulana hosts an exhibition on Roberta Meldini
The Elena and Claudio Cerasi Foundation makes its visitors discover a Roman artist of adoption
by Asia Ruffo di Calabria
Back for a few days in...
Watching Brazil with the eyes of Lina Bo Bardi
Expatriate during World War II in Brazil, the Italian woman writes a new page in the international brutalist architecture.
by Asia Ruffo di Calabria
The life...
The lightness of being the designer of Le Corbusier
The interiors of the most famous buildings of the master were designed by a woman architect
by Asia Ruffo di Calabria
Making architecture is an art...
