The Modern Museum announced the presentation of the third title of its Inquieta Collection: “Paper Stories. A book for Jacinta”, by Josefina Ricotta.

This event, aimed at both adults and children, adds to the museum's outstanding proposal to promote diversity, equity, accessibility and inclusion.

Josefina Ricotta, author of the work, shares his experience with borderline personality disorder (TLP). In your own words, literature has become a refuge during moments of crisis, providing you with a warm and comfortable space. “Paper Stories” was carefully selected as part of the museum's social sustainability project, highlighting how art can contribute to the healing and transformation process.

This book, dedicated to the author's niece, preserves the original aesthetic of four captivating hand-written and illustrated tales. The presentation, scheduled for monday 4 December at 17:30 h at Café Moderno (Avenida San Juan 350, San Telmo), will have the special participation of Sandra Mihanovich and Josefina Ricotta. Admission will be free and without registration.

The initiative, aimed at the general public, seeks to encourage imagination and freshness in literature, evoking the magic of authors such as María Elena Walsh and Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.