American artist Suzanne Santoro was in her early twenties when she first visited Rome, around 1969. At the time, she was a Fine Arts student at the School of Visual Arts in New York City, and the opportunity to accompany Mark Rothko’s family on a trip to Europe had presented itself. A year later, Santoro … Continue reading ‘I was determined to stay’: Suzanne Santoro – Art and 1970s Feminism in Rome | A conversation with Dr Alessia Zinnari