Centenary of Virginia Woolf’s Great Novel
In January 1925, Virginia Woolf completed Mrs Dalloway, which was published a few months later. Many critics consider it her…
Beyond Art and Patronage: The Darker Legacy of the Medici Women
The Medici family is often remembered as one of the great patrons of art and culture in Renaissance Europe. Their…
Berthe’s Morisot Pioneering Role in Impressionism
The story of the Morisot sisters, Berthe and Edma, is a striking example of how women shaped the course of…
Art, Collections, and the Path Toward Cultural Democratization
Art museums are vital spaces where societies preserve cultural heritage and ensure that artistic knowledge remains accessible to all. The…
The Echo of “Los Domingos”: Belief, Freedom and Coexistence
This week I had the chance to watch Sundays (2025), whose original title in Spanish is Los Domingos, the latest…
Angelica Kauffman and the Invisible Women of the Royal Academy
The eighteenth century marked a profound transformation in the social status of artists. No longer seen merely as artisans, they…
Reclaiming the Artistic Identity of Women Artists
Throughout art history, we have celebrated male artists for their creative genius and innovations. Yet many women artists are remembered…
‘After the Hunt’? The movie
This articles contains spoilers This story hides its main and most harmful theme until the very end. Up to that…
The rite of cremation began in Iberia 4,800 years ago
When we hear the word cremation, we usually picture the modern funerary rite or perhaps the Greco-Roman practice, with ashes…
Architecture for Resistance
World Architecture Day If architecture deserves to be celebrated, it must be because, in some way, it represents a human…