The exhibition will be divided into two broad sections. The first, Histories of women, includes works from several regions, styles and pictorial genres, from the 16th to the late 19th century, including portraits, still lifes and landscapes, aside from historical and religious scenes. As dialogue and counterpoint, feminist histories will bring together artists from different nationalities who are working in the 21st century with feminist ideas or in response to them. The exhibition will be organized around thematic axes with works of different techniques that attempt try to cast a critical eye on the history of women and feminisms themselves, reflecting on future and imaginary projects that contemporary feminism proposes.

MASP, São Paulo

This show aims to put into a modern persepective all the different things brought to us by Leonardo. Artists of today discuss their debt to Leonardo and to the Renaissance era in general. Two pieces have been lent to the exhibition by the National Museums of artwork: Gabrielle d’Estrée as Artemis and the Judgement of Midas.

In the halls of the castle, and seen through the eyes of over thirty contemporary artists, the exhibition presents all the different facets of the works of Leonardo da Vinci: self-portrait, feminine portrait, extraordinary machinery, drapery, anatomy, history painting, codex, and landscape painting.

The exhibition also sheds light on the flow of influences between France and Italy, from the early sixteenth Century to the works of Italian female artists of today such as Antonella BUSSANICH, Alessandra CAPODACQUA, Giulia ANDREANI and Alessandra RAGIONIERI.

Château du Rivau, Lémeré

Lab Labanque, Béthune