The first thing you experience when arrived at Galleria d’Arte Moderna e Conteporanea to visit the show “Optical Sound” is a sound indeed: Jordan Wolfson, a young American born artist living in New York and Berlin, ha...
Two new projects from the Santiago Sierra: "The Anarchists" (Los Anarquistas) is based on a performance that the Spanish artist had realised in Rome with eight militant anarchists hired to listen to the traditional Ch...
With cryptic and welcoming title like this makes it's hardly surprising to find in the first room of the Old Warehouse of Porta Genova station a selection of white and singularly quiet animals: lamas and horses, dogs ...
The first work of "I Like Things" can be seen without even entering the exhibition: a big neon light reading "Everything is Going to Be Alright" (Work No.560) is hanged on the facade of the monumental Palazzo dell'Are...
Hotel Wonder is La Perla's outstanding contribution to the apparently endless number of collateral shows and celebrations organized in parallel with the Milan Furniture Fair 2006 in via Tortona, an area in the south o...
"Beautiful Losers" is an itinerant show co-curated by Aaron Rose and Christian Strike - the first is the man behind the Alleged Gallery, the second founded of Strength magazine. Since 2004, this counter-culture blockb...
Riccardo Previdi's first solo show offers the opportunity to welcome Francesca Minini's new space in Via Ventura, the area of the town characterised by the most rapid increase in art galleries' density. "C'etait un r...
"Burn Baby Burn" collects a wide selection of the works realised by the Belgian born, American artist Jean Toche as a response and as a political commentary to the current US administration. All the prints presented a...
Playground & Toys is conceived as an itinerant exhibition (It has been hosted, among other cities, in London, Paris and New York) in which contemporary artists, architects and designers give their interpretati...
"The Long Sorrow" is the first major personal show of the Berlin-based Albanian artist Anri Sala (Tirana, 1974) in Italy after being present with his work in three consecutive Venice Biennali in 1999, 2001 and 2003. ...
The show "Inventing the future", a collaboration between La Triennale di Milano and the Vitra Design Museum, is dedicated to the life and the work of Joe Colombo, one the key figures in the history of Italian design. ...
The 50s are generally regarded as a period that, more than others, have contributed to establish and summarize the "Italian style" all over the world: the flourishing of characteristically local flavor in design, fash...
