COOPERATION WITH THE ITALIAN CULTURAL INSTITUTE, VIENNA. What do you think about feminism? This question frames the exhibition as a site of reflection, bringing different positions into dialogue across time and space.
La Collezionista features an exceptional protagonist: Donata Pizzi, in a new interview published in Io Donna, the weekly supplement of Corriere della Sera.
The article by Diane Smyth appeared in the October–December 2025 issue of the British Journal of Photography, titled “Body Talk”, and features insights from Donata Pizzi and Alessandra Capodacqua on the mission of the Collezione Donata Pizzi.
Find here the works of the over 90 women artists featured in the Collezione Donata Pizzi, spanning from the 1960s to today.
From documentary and political photography to conceptual and experimental approaches, each artist brings a unique perspective on identity, memory, society, and the body.
This page is a resource to explore the photographers’ contributions to visual culture across decades.
This online selection offers a glimpse into the much broader and carefully curated library that complements the Collezione Donata Pizzi. The library includes rare and out-of-print books, unique artist’s editions, and a wide range of catalogues and monographs dedicated to Italian women photographers from the 1960s to today.
A dedicated section with interviews that offer rare, in-depth conversations with photographers, curators, critics. An essential resource for anyone interested in contemporary visual culture, feminist perspectives, and photographic history. Each interview brings the artists’ voices to the forefront, enriching the collection with context, reflection, and lived experience.
An overview of exhibitions, talks, and presentations featuring the Collezione Donata Pizzi. It documents key moments where the collection was shared with the public, highlighting its impact in museums, festivals, and cultural spaces in Italy and abroad. A living record of its ongoing journey.
