Ile de la Reunion, France 2020 Julie arrived eager for stimuli and with a desire to lay claim to the multi-faceted elements that coloured her Italian experience. She began by using her own expressive language to capture its hues and emotions, guided by the novelty of the place and the way the light would reflect in each environment. She then moved on to experiment with approaches that were very different from her works from other periods. Julie let herself be guided by the t

Paris, France. 2020 / 2021 /2022 Our friendship with Virginie Houdet is relatively new, but it runs deep, as if she has always been part of our family. Virginie is an artist to the core and she naturally inherited this midset from a family that continues to cultivate a special kind of attention to art, in its freest forms of expression. Virginie's work is timeless as she plays with different media, treating them with uncommon lightness, as she experiences moment

USA and France. 2020. Return to Artists >> Janet was with us for 5 months in the Winter-Spring of 2020. Her painting punctuated her days with absolute determination and regularity, but she did not show the turmoil of the time she was living. She was living in an excile of sorts, in the middle of lockdown, far away from her family and unable to cross the border to return home. Her works were charged with all the anguish and emotion, that she managed to transfor

Il Palmerino Cultural Association plays backdrop for the filming of Lost Art of Women', a German documentary, released in 2021. Lost Art of Women Director Susanne Radelhof and her team 'on location' at Il Palmerino Director Susanne Radelhof, describes the production as a film is “about women artists who have been forgotten for a long time. Our approach is to narrate 100 years of women’s art history from Impressionism to the Avant guard and we are talking mainly to museum cura