Katy Castellucci's intimate paintings and drawings from the Roman School are now on display in Macerata

A new exhibition in Macerata showcases the work of Katy Castellucci, highlighting her contributions to Italian art and the role of female artists. The exhibition "Interni sottovoce" features approximately fifty paintings and drawings by Castellucci, created between the mid-1930s and mid-1950s, reflecting her connection to the Roman School and her intimate style. This is the first time Castellucci's art has been exhibited in Macerata, offering a chance to explore a significant yet often overlooked female artist from the 20th century.