The Archivio Rachele Bianchi is a cultural association dedicated to Rachele Bianchi, sculptor and designer, founded in 2019, one year after the artist's passing. It is based in Milan, in the prestigious Palazzo Lombardo at Via Legnano 14, and aims to give visibility and continuity to Rachele Bianchi's work, as well as to support the cultural contribution of women in the city of Milan and more broadly in society.

The Archivio Rachele Bianchi intends to study, catalog, and promote her work and that of active women in society through art. For this reason, the symbol of the association is an open net, already a signature of Rachele, and emblematic of female participation.

Rachele Bianchi (Milan, 1925-2018) is now among the distinguished and illustrious citizens of Milan. After the war, she chose art as a space for emancipation. Self-taught and independent, she experimented throughout her life with materials, techniques, colors, and forms. She left us over 1600 works united by the protagonism of the female figure, interpreted through the challenges that women must face in their daily lives.

Rachele Bianchi's women travel and are now permanently exhibited in Athens, Cosenza, Loreto, Malta, Rome, Sondrio, and up to Milan, her city, where a monumental bronze character (the first female work by a woman in a public space in the city) ideally watches over the Central Station.