Milan Design Weeks
April 2019

Exhibitors:

- via Nirone >N°19: Cuoremilano
- via Gorani >N°7: Spinelli A & G
- via Morigi >N°9: Bastianello/Costa/Marchetti/Fabro, Pellini >N°15: Mipa

- via San Maurilio
>N°4: Francesca Mo >N°11: Lo Studio, Max Dudler >N°14: Flowear, Ottica San Maurilio, Arno Declercq >N°18: Galleria Deodato Arte >N°19: Giopato e Coombes >N°20: Carla Saibene
>N°24: Alberto Levi Gallery

- via Santa Marta
>N°5: La Barbieria >N°6: Galleria Deodato Arte >N°10: Conde House, Decortex Firenze, Adolfo Carrara Studio Design, Lingottino, Designs Of The Time, Gastón y Daniela >N°11: Arjumand >N°13: Adriana Glaviano, OMV Osanna Visconti di Modrone >N°14: Bitossi Home & Funky Table, Apparatus, Wait and See >N°15: Purho e Colleoni Arte, Rou Materiaal >N°18: Nicoletta Gatti, Camp Design Gallery, Hoperaperta, Kanz - Atelier Lorenzo Franceschinis - Studio F ZPSTUDIO, Ormond Editions / Garnier & Linker, Tillman Lauterbach, Solstice Contemporary, Theoreme Editions, Siam, Roberto Sironi >N°19: Funky Table >N°19/a: Bddw >N°21: Officinanove, Eligo, Ebo, Serge Ferrari, Laboratorio Paravicini, Volker Haug Studio
- via Santa Marta corner via del Bollo : Francesco Garbelli

- via del Bollo 3 : Light Art Exhibition
- via Nerino
>N°2: Galleria Deodato Arte >N°8: Alla Carta Studio, Officinanove, Laboratorio Paravicini

- via Olmetto >N°1: Mardegan Legno
- piazza Mentana >N°3: Candiani Denim, Big Apple Design

- via Medici
>N°13: Davide Groppi >N°15: Circus Store, Direct Create, Foro Studio

- via Circo >N°1: Danilo Randazzo, Lizard
- via Valpetrosa >N°5: The Cloister
-- via Meravigli >N°7: Masterly - The Dutch In Milano >N°18: Tomaso Piva
-- via San Vittore >N°13: 29 Arts In Progress Gallery

- Corso Magenta:
>N°10: Raw&Co >N°12: Ethimo >N°22: Pérfume By Calé >N°24: The Litta Variations / Opus 5
>N°30: Locherber Milano Boutique >N°31: Conti Borbone e Evve Milano
>N°63: Institut Français Milano >N°96: Pescetta

- via Santa Maria Fulcorina >N°17: Curious Boy E K. >N°20: DecorAzione, The Pool NYC

- via Zenale >N°15: Giusy Bresciani
- via Olona >N°6: Tod's
- piazza Borromeo >N°1: Bhumi - Led Energy - Luxstone
- via San Nicolao >N°3: The Stylist Wardrobe >N°3a: Lesley Luxury Vintage
- via Matteo Bandello >N°14-16: Spazio Rossana Orlandi
- via Spadari >N°13: Telerie Spadari
- via Gian Giacomo Mora: >N°12: Lisa Corti, Cavalli e Nastri >N°20: Keep Life >N°22: Elisabetta Nava Gioielli
- Santa Maria delle Grazie: Pink Up

- via Cesare Correnti:
>N°11: Fattobene - Italian Everyday Archetypes, Laufen Bathrooms >N°14: Andrea Fantinato Studio, Ilo Rugs - Almst Blck, Local Design, Mark Sturkenboom/Siba Sahabi, Ugo La Pietra, Kiki Van Eijk Joost Van Bleiswijk >N°22: G-Spectacles >N°23: Andrea Fantinato Studio >N°26: Gioielli Unici

- via Lanzone >N°3: Agm Arredamenti >N°13: Anton Alvarez

- p.zza Sant’Ambrogio
>N°16: Chris Cerf, Maura Coscia >N°23: 14 Septembre, Carlo Massoud >N°29: Ginette Caron

- via Edmondo De Amicis
>N°17: Accademia di belle arti di Brera >N°19: Strategic Footprints >N°45: KitcheN Milan

- via Santa Maria alla Porta >N°1: XPERIENCE hAIR SPA >N°7: Antes Design

- corso Genova >N°6: Biffi Boutiques >N°7: LE IT
- corso di P.ta Ticinese corner via Gian Giacomo Mora: DressYouCan
- via Della Chiusa >ang. via Crocefisso: MDF
- via San Giovanni sul Muro >N°3: Dioro
- via Orefici >N°2: Savinelli
- via Boccaccio >N°16: Cromonichel
- via dell’Unione >N°6: Galleria l’Affiche
- via San Vincenzo >N°13: AIM - Associazione Interessi Metropolitani
- Galleria dell'Unione >N°4: Fattoamanocremona
- via Sant'Orsola >N°13: Francesca Mo
- via Vincenzo Monti >N°36: Satoshi Kawamoto
- via Disciplini >N°1: Spazio Omnia
- via Aurelio Saffi >N°7: Officine Saffi
- via Scaldasole >N°7: Six
- via Bernardino Luini >N°8: Argenteria Bramriz
- piazza Affari: Design Pride 2019 + Party Tempo Rocks

Press Preview - April 8 at 10am and at 11am

District Inauguration - April 10
from 6pm to 11pm

Press Point c/o 5VIE Headquarter
via Cesare Correnti 14
Milan

Press Contact: press@5vie.it
www.5vie.it

Kiki van Eijk presents Free Form, a series of ceramic LED lamps modeled on the repetition of natural forms and their coexistence with humanity. With Space Poetry, Kiki examines the relationship between space and architecture, translating it into a series of unique pieces that subtly suggest their own physicality and function.

Joost van Bleiswijk presents Curved and Taped, sculptural forms that focus on the expressive gesture, distancing them from functionality, while hisInterlocking Panels are imaginary objects with interconnected minimalist forms. In Connect, their works are intertwined, pushing past the boundaries of architecture, art and design, and demonstrating that incredible things can happen when we allow ourselves the opportunity to share and collaborate.

via Cesare Correnti 14
Milan

Titled Masterly – The Dutch in Milano Dutch designers, artisan producers and design agencies present themselves in the centre of Milan.

At the fascinating Palazzo Francesco Turati the Dutch pavilion arises again with the best design and artisan craftsmanship the Netherlands has to offer.
Excellent Dutch design, fashion and photography has soul and its own identity.

The pavilion functions as a close unity with two distinguished pillars.

In the historic spaces of the Palazzo, historic and contemporary design melt into a breath taking exhibition.

At the contemporary spaces of the Palazzo, Dutch companies and top designers who hold high the banner of artisan craftsmanship and fine design are represented.

During the Salone del Mobile the Dutch pavilion is a beacon of sublime design, quality, artisan craftsmanship and innovation. Joined forces that draw attention and publicity. With the museum exhibition and presentations that strike at the design Mecca Milan.

The beautiful, partially covered, courtyard of the Palazzo offers the perfect location for a little lounge break. Then there is the roof top terrace on the fifth floor, that offers a phenomenal view of Milan. An ideal place to chat, network and simply savour the moment.

Press Preview - April 8 from 3pm to 6pm
Opening Cocktail Dutch Embassy / Consulate-general and Uniquole by invitation - April 9 from 6.30pm to 9pm


Grande Dutch & Italian Party.... - April 12 until 2am
Tradition! Handing out the 15.000 tulips - April 14 from 2 pm

Palazzo Francesco Turati
via Meravigli 7
Milan

RO PLASTIC-MASTER’S PIECES calling artists to reuse and reinvent plastic waste.

During the Milan Design Week 2019 gallerist Rossana Orlandi will award the winners of the Ro Plastic Prize, a prize she established in the footsteps of the previous Guiltless Plastic, to encourage a more conscious use of the material. Open to everybody without age limits, the prize is divided into four categories: Home Textiles, Packaging Solutions, Design and Conscious Innovation Projects.

Parallel to the contest event, Rossana Orlandi is presenting an exposition of unique pieces made from recycled plastic. Called “Ro Plastic-Master’s Pieces”.

“I have received over 300 entries from all corners of the world – Turkey, New Zealand, Australia, Brazil, Canada and China, besides Europe. It’s a nice surprise. I think we need to stop thinking of climate change as a problem of the future. We need to solve it in the present. We have taken up arms to fight a creative, generational battle. Plastic in itself is not to blame; it can become a resource full of possibilities and potential. The real problem is wrong usage. With this contest, I’d like to stimulate and incentivise young people, but not only them, to concentrate on the immense possibilities of recycled plastic. It is an invitation to study, really study, and apply yourself. We want to instigate a return to Nature.”

Ro Plastic Prize April 10

Museo Nazionale Scienza e Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci
Railway Pavilion
via San Vittore 21
Milan

EXHIBITORS: Altreforme, Ambientec, Arnolfo di Cambio, Bang&Olufsen, Bethan Gray, Cypraea, Disè Italia, Eileen Fisher, Geidai Factory Lab,Henzel, Lafuma, The Rising Talent Awards by MAISON & OBJET, NOV Gallery, Ochre, Please Wait to be Seated,Sé, Sunbrella, Tapis Rouge, UTSUÀ

ROSSANA ORLANDI DESIGNERS: Alcarol, Alexa Lixfeld, Alissa + Nienke, Alvaro Catalan de Ocon, Andrea Santamarina, Andreu Carulla, Anotherview, Artefatto, Benedetta Mori Ubaldini, Christopher Boots,
Dirk Vander Kooij, Emanuela Crotti, Enorme Studio, Enrico Marone Cinzano, Fernando Mastrangelo, Francesco Meda, Francisco Gomez Paz, Giulia Ligresti, Guglielmo Poletti, Heewon Kim, Hillsideout, Jacopo Foggini, Katharina Eisenkoeck, Kiko Lopez, Mandalaki, Marre Moerel, Matteo Casalegno, Matthew Mc Cormick, Mayce Studio, McCollin Bryan, Milan Pekar, Moritz Waldemeyer, On Entropy, Piet Hein Eek, Ruben Van Megen, Sander Wassink, Studio deForm, Umzikim, Uufie, Yukiko Nagai, We+

NEW DESIGNERS: Alp Studio, Anna Karlin, Belen Moneo, Diederik Schneemann, Giancarlo Valle, Gesa Hansen, Mad Lab, Manuel Sanchez Algora, Olgoj Chorchoj, Paul Salet, Santiago Valverde, Vantot, Vezzini e Chen

YOUNG TALENTS: Dekendieren, Houtlander, Morgen Studio, Olivier Goka, Onno Adriaanse, Osoh Studio, Ranuak Narang, Siri Bahlenberg, Studio Sain, Trent Jensen for Braked Monster, Yuma Kano

Private views on invitation - April 8 from 9am to 8pm
Private views on invitation - April 9/10 from 9am to 11am

Spazio Rossana Orlandi
via Matteo Bandello 14
Milan

Moving on through the Piano Nobile, The Litta Variations / Opus 5 presents the collections of Mason Editions, Kober, Arcade and Ecole Camondo.

Mason Editions enters Palazzo Litta to present its latest range of lighting, furnishings and accessories in a new selection of finishes. The collection stands out for the versatility of the objects, the unique combination of materials used and the exquisite craftsmanship. For Palazzo Litta, the artistic director of Mason Editions, Matteo Fiorini, has designed an installation with rigorous, minimal volumes, where each single object takes the centre of its own dedicated stage. The works designed by Martina Bartoli, Serena Confalonieri and Matteo Fiorini are here shown in all their glory and dialogue with the sumptuous surroundings of the palazzo’s interior.

German company Kober has been producing technical porcelain for over 100 years. Here, in collaboration with Olivari, the well-known Italian producer of door handles, Kober presents its range of production possibilities. The exhibition shows the work of 11 German design studiosthat were invited to invent new door handle concepts using porcelain. The participating studios are Sarah & Henrik Böttger, Studio Mark Braun, Uli Budde, Studio Kai Linke, Laura Jungmann, Design Studio Niruk, Studio Jonathan Radetz, Talbot & Mauloubier, Thomas Schnur, Studio Martha Schwindling, KOBER / Beate Wich-Reif. The exhibition also gives an overview of the range of production methods offered by this technical ceramics factory that focuses on surface and a variety of dimensions.

Moving on we come to Imprints, the exhibition of Murano glass objects designed for Arcade by Ivan Baj and Marcello Panza. The title of the show refers to the creation process behind each piece and represents the perfect equilibrium between the designers’ imagination and the artisan’s skill when they bring each concept to life in the glassworks. Each of the works is displayed on a plinth, the simplicity of which highlights the different approaches and creative journeys of each designer.

Ecole Camondo transforms the usually undefined space of the Copper Room into a set in action, positioned between the Main Courtyard and the garden. Teatro del giorno. 6 days, 6 settings change for scenarios is a theatre complete with stage and scenery in which a permanent mutation of the space created by the students takes place under the direction of Mathilde Bretillot. This exhibition is produced in partnership with TIPTOE, a contemporary furniture brand, and with the support of Elitis, Cosentino and Adm.

The focus in the Main Courtyard is on the work of Pezo von Ellrichshausen.
The studio founded in 2002 by Mauricio Pezo and Sofia von Ellrichshausen present Echo, a mysterious structure that merges interior with exterior..

Opening Party - April 9 from 7pm to 11pm

by MOSCAPARTNERS

Palazzo Litta
Corso Magenta, 24
20121 Milan

The XXIITriennale di Milano, Broken Nature: Design Takes on Human Survival runs until September 1, 2019. Curated by Paola Antonelli ,Senior Curator of Architecture & Design, Director of Research & Development at The Museum of Modem Art in New York. Broken Nature is an in-depth exploration of the strandslhat connect humans to the natural environment that have been intensely compromised, if not enlirely severed, overthe years.

By casting awide net on architecture and design projects, the exhibition underlines the concept of restorative design, highlighting objects and concepts at all scales that reconsider human beings' relationship with their environmenls-including both naturaland social ecosystems.

The thematic exhibition consists of four works specially commissloned from international designers.The commissioned works have been entrusted to Formafantasma (Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin); to Neri Oxman and her research group, the Medlated Matter Group of MIT Media Lab; to Sigll (Khaled Malas, Salim Al-Kadi, Alfred Tarazi, and Jana Traboulsi), a collective based in Beirut and New York; and to Accurat, a data-driven research, design, and innovation studio based in Milan and New York (project led by Giorgia Lupland Gabriele Rossi.)

ln addition to the commissioned works, the thematic exhibition comprises a selection of circa 100 projects from the last three decades, examples of restorative design, architecture, and art from all overthe world. Among them, Broken Nature includes new installations and objects-like Paola Bay and Armando Bruno's Reliquaries, Dominique Chen's Nuka-doko, and Gocgle Brain's Whale Song-and milestones such as Pettie Petzer and Johan Jonker's Hippo Roller.
Elemental's Quinta Monroy housing, Martino Gamper's 100 Chairs in 100 Days, and Zach Lieberman et al.'s Eyewriter, a low-cost, open source eye-tracking system. By placing these different projects in the same space and within the same conversation, the exhibition aims to unearth design's potential to mediate societaland behavioral changes.

The thematic exhibition features The Great Animal Orchestra, an installation commissioned by the Fondation Cartier pour l'art contemporain in Paris and created by the musician and bio-acoustics expert Bernie Krause and by the English studio United VisualArtists (UVA) on the occasion of the exhibition of the same name in 2016. The Great Animal Orchestra immerses visitors into the sounds of nature, offering a visual and acoustic renection on the need to preserve the beauty of the animal kingdom.

Moreover, with an exhibition entitled Milano 2030, a pavilion for the city of Milan is inaugurating the new Urban Center headquartered al the Palazzo dell'Arte.

Broken Nature, the XXII Triennale di Milano includes the special exhibition, The Nation of Plants, curated by the plant neurobiologist Stefano Mancuso, and exploring new ways to look at plants not only in terms of resources, but aise for their potential to teach humans to avoid future catastrophes.

La Triennale di Milano is aise pleased to announce, as part of Broken Nature, the inaugural Bee Awards, which will be granted by an international jury. Three projects among the international participations to the XXII Triennale will be selected on the basis of the poignancy of their interpretatlon of the theme, and the quality and relevance of the ideas they put forward. The three trophies - Golden, Black,and Wax Bee - have been realized by three ltalian artists-Chiara Vigo, Oli Bonzanigo, and Bona Calvi. The recipients of the BeeAwards will be announced at the official opening ceremony of the exhibition.

Triennale di Milano
viale Alemagna 6
Milan

The Triennale Milano Museo del Design ltaliano, directed by Joseph Grima, opens its doors to the public on 9 April 2019. For the first time, it will present a permanent display of the most iconic and representatlve pleces of Italien design, selected from the 1600 Items ln the Triennale Collection.

The aim of the Museo del Design ltaliano is to show and expand the permanent collection of the Triennale with a view to making the lnstitution an important international centre for design.

The creation of the Museo del Design ltallano has been advocated by Stefano Boeri, President of Triennale Mllano, and is the result of the input from an advisory committee that brings together some of the top names in the world of ltalian design and architecture: Paola Antonelll, Andrea Branzl, Mario Bellini, Antonio Citterio, Michele De Lucchi, Piero Lissoni, Claudio Luti, Fabio Novembre, and Patricia Urqulola. A special committee will also be set up for the acquisitions that, over the comlng years, will expand the Triennale Collection.

The museum will be located in the curved space on the ground floor of the Palazzo dell'Arte and the display Installation will be designed to show off the works to their best advantage. They will be ln chronologlcal order, with Information about the history of each one and the context in which it was designed, with many previously unexhibited materials from the Triennale Archives, including photographs, advertising campaigns, and original packaging. ln some cases, the items will be shown together with the wooden models made by Giovanni Secchi - on loan to the Triennale from Lombardy Region - to illustrate the evolutlon of the design,from the study and development stage through to its creatlon and production.

Triennale di Milano
viale Alemagna 6
Milan

During Milan Design Week, BIFFI BOUTIQUES will host in its store in Corso Genova RE-ENGINEERED HUMANS, an installation by WRÅD - focus design company and brand dedicated to sustainable innovation and social change.
The display, as well as the innovative and exclusive collection which is mineral-dyed with recycled graphite (g_pwdr technology), is a manifesto of the need to re-engineer our mindset and align it with the needs of our Planet. WRÅD exclusively for BIFFI BOUTIQUES - designed to challenge the status quo.

The collection will also feature a limited edition of GRAPHI-TEE Endorsed by Perpetua, Best of the Best Product Design RedDot Award.

Biffi Boutique
corso Genova 6
Milan

Press Contact: press@biffi.com
www.biffi.com

For Milano Design Week 2019, from 9 to 14 April, Roger Vivier celebrates creativity and passion for design with a special installation that will be on display at the Biffi Boutiques window on Corso Genova.

Taking inspiration from one of his most innovative creations for the Spring/Summer 2019 collection, the Viv’ Run sneakers, Roger Vivier’s Creative Director Ghe­rardo Felloni designed an overlapping backdrop that mimics the unique mesh pattern found on the Viv’ Run’s sole. Infused with the same dynamism as the shoes it takes inspiration from, the installation shows energy in movement, mixed with a refined design aesthetic.
A balance of form and function, one of the pillars of Roger Vivier that is exemplified by the Viv’ Run. Exclusively for Biffi Boutiques, and in occasion of Salone del Mobile, Roger Vivier presents the limited-edition Viv’ Run sneakers in vibrant orange and pink – a distinct colour combination made especially for this collabora­tion. Also featuring the Maison’s signature buckle in hot pink, this exclusive release will be available, for a limited time only, in-store and online at www.biffi.com

Roger Vivier presents the limited-edition Viv’ Run sneakers for Biffi Boutiques

Biffi Boutique
corso Genova 6
Milan

Press Contact: press@biffi.com
www.biffi.com

For the fourth year, DESIGN PRIDE invades the 5 VIE district with its pop and democratic spirit.
Together with Seletti, the street parade will feature Esselunga, with its iconic vans specially customised using the creativity of the students of the IED Milan, and Sammontana which will animate the parade with an exceptional performance.

The event continues with the great final party Tempo Rocks Piazza Affari, celebrating the new and original Tempo handkerchief box by Diesel, and with a surprising food experience from Heinz in collaboration with Studio Job.

Special Performances: Gaia Gozzi, P-Funking Band and Shorty
DJ set Piazza Affari: Pier Paolo Peroni & Syria, Stefano Fontana


Design Pride: starting point Piazza Castello (angolo via Minghetti), 6pm
Party Tempo Rocks Piazza Affari: from 7pm until midnight

Milan

Beyond design. Questioning Design for human survival

The five projects presented, including one from the ENSADlab research laboratory, are the result of multi-disciplinary cross-fertilisation, sensitive research, perspective and transversal, capable of questioning the future of contemporary society and putting forward sustainable, tangible and negotiable proposals. These are projects of a heterogeneous nature, projections, speculative gestures or technologically sophisticated proposals that can already be implemented now.
This new ecology of practices common to the five projects implies the reinvention of the processes of production, design and interaction with our tangible and intangible world through an in-depth exploration of research contexts rarely proposed in the field of design.

PARTY - 10 April at 6.30pm
DJ Set Tyler Ov Gaia

Institut Français
Corso Magenta 63
20123 Milan

The graduates from the École nationale supérieure de création industrielle (ENSCI–Les Ateliers) present their works.

The research approaches presented by Matter Matters demonstrate the willingness to give shape to design strategies oriented to the exploitation of natural and ecologically noble materials, which, however, too often are neglected, trivialized, wasted or relegated to the status of waste.

PARTY - 10 April at 6.30pm
DJ Set Tyler Ov Gaia

Institut Français
Corso Magenta, 63
20123 Milan

The graduates from the École supérieure d'art et de design Saint-Étienne (ESADSE, Saint-Étienne) present their works.

Developed as a continuation of the theme of the Triennale Broken Nature, the exhibition, which develops in two stages, features the Orgue à Larsen by Thomas Barbé, Potagia by Martin Sauvadet and Graal by Thomas Larbain

PARTY - 10 April at 6.30pm
DJ Set Tyler Ov Gaia

Institut Français
Corso Magenta 63
20123 Milan

An Exhibition curated by OMA with Domitilla Dardi

Cocktails by invitation only: 10 April at 6.30pm

Showroom Knoll
Pizza Bertarelli, 2
20123 Milan

NO_CODE SHELTER : Stories of contemporary life

Mai Ikuzawa, Formafantasma, Chris Bangle, Olimpia Zagnoli, Marcello Gandini, Yong Bad Seok & More....
Shelter concept designed by Andrea Caputo

Press Preview: 8 April From 2.00pm to 6.00pm
Cocktail: 8 April From 6.00pm to 10.00pm

Spazio Cavallerizze
Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci
Via Olona 6 bis
20123 Milan