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United Kingdom. 2018 / 2019 Helen Cammock Che si può fare When Helen arrived at Il Palmerino for a residency programme in 2018, her stay was part of a much larger project. As the winner of the 'Max Mara Art Prize for Women' award, she set out on an original 'grand tour' through Italy. Her quest would involve travel to six different cities, as she researched the concept of 'female lamentation'. At the start, we could never have imagined how important her stay

Utah, USA 2014 / 2015 / 2016 / 2017 / 2018 / 2019. Kamille's attitude towards our Residency Programme was 'love at first sight' and her fondness for it has remained constant over time. In fact, her visits have become a ritual of sorts. Camilla, as she likes to introduce herself while in her 'second home' in Italy, has integrated into the Il Palmerino culture and appreciated the spirit of the place from day one. To see her working outside at sundown – as he