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In Rome, women painters of the modern era emerge from the shadows

At the Museo di Roma, in the Palazzo Braschi, an exhibition dedicated to women artists who lived and worked in the Eternal City between the 16th and 19th centuries concluded at the end of May. After centuries of historiographical silence, this exhibition reconstructs the creative and biographical trajectories of 56 of these women, who until now had been forgotten or invisible in a field traditionally dominated by men.

A green renaissance in the heart of concrete

The creation of botanical gardens in semi-public spaces, such as residential buildings, has long been a losing battle in Tunis, hindered by residents’ struggles to agree on even the most basic principles of communal living. Yet, thanks to the unwavering determination and strong character of Faiza Majri, what once seemed an unattainable dream has become a reality. Today, the entrance of her building has been transformed into a thriving green oasis, all sparked by a single bold initiative—the planting of one citrus tree.

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