At Palazzo Reale fashion and art are intertwined in the exhibition that pays homage to the creative and revolutionary genius of Salvador Dalì.

Dali's genius combines rapidly evolving expressions of his artistic sensibility and an experimental engagement with new art forms. The exhibition has the collaboration and support of the ones of most prestigious international museum institutions, and seeks to explore the most intimate and intense aspects of the artist's creative process, where fashion and art nurture an ever-evolving form of expression. Fashion is perhaps one of the least familiar fields in which Dali embodied his artistic universe. Yet, fashion is one of the artist's most prolific contributions at all stages of his career. This is a unique opportunity to admire and gain insight into Salvador Dali's astonishing complexity and in part his work as an eclectic genius.

An exhibition by the Municipality of Milan - Culture Area | Palazzo Reale | Skira Editore.

Curated by Laura Bartolomé Roviras and Judith Clark.

Photo: Singularities, c. 1935, Fundació Gala-Salvador Dalí 

Palazzo Reale
piazza del Duomo 12
20122 Milan
P : +39 02 88 44 51 81

Contact: c.mostre@comune.milano.it
www.palazzorealemilano.it

Everything has already been said about Picasso, it seems. No other artist has aroused so many debates, controversies, and passions. But how many people know what obstacles the young genius had to face when he first arrived in Paris, in 1900, without speaking a word of French?

The exhibition Picasso the Foreigner presents more than 90 works of the artist, as well as documents, photographs, letters, and videos, and offers a new and bold interpretation of the artist, which addresses urgent issues of our present. Thanks to a multidisciplinary approach and the extraordinary research in the archives of the French police, and the Picasso Museum in Paris, Annie Cohen-Solal reveals this fascinating story from numerous unpublished documents. The original idea for the project was born by Annie Cohen-Solal, scientific curator of the exhibition with special curatorship of Cécile Debray, president of MNPP.

An exhibition by the Municipality of Milan-Culture Area | Palazzo Reale | Marsilio Arte | Musée national Picasso-Paris | Palais de la Porte Dorée | Collection Musée Magnelli Musée de la céramique, Vallauris.

Curated by Annie Cohen-Solal, Cécile Debray.

Palazzo Reale
piazza del Duomo 12
20122 Milan
P : +39 02 88 44 51 81

Contact: c.mostre@comune.milano.it
www.palazzorealemilano.it

The exhibition is the first comprehensive retrospective anthology in an Italian museum celebrates the Franco-American artist known for her big, colourful Nanas, but also revealing her activism through a different interpretation of her work.

Throughout eight sections, the exhibition project narrates Niki de Saint Phalle’s artistic life from the beginnings to her latest works. This diachronic yet strongly anthological rhythm retraces her personal life through the colorful, polymorphic, round, and maternal world of her Nanas (and more), revealing a much less joyful personal life. During her own life, this artist has often had to destroy in order to process grief, then she had to rebuild, breaking the mould through her unconventional artworks, sending messages through her intense provocations, and thus leaving a lasting mark on the art world.

Thanks to the collaboration with the Niki Charitable Art Foundation, this exhibition brings 110 works to Milan, among which a dozen large-scale works, along with a selection dresses from Maison Dior, recalling her modeling past in the beautiful photos portraying her, while simultaneously telling the public, about a very “pop” personal vision of art, perceived as a path affirmation of femininity.

Mudec Museo delle Culture
via Tortona 56
20144 Milan

Contact: P : +39 02 54 917
info@mudec.it
www.mudec.it

Jean Tinguely (Fribourg, 1925 – Berne 1991) is considered one of the greatest pioneers of 20th-century art who radically changed the concept of the artwork itself, and one of the foremost exponents of kinetic art. His work focuses on the exploration of the machine, its function and movement, its noises and sounds, and its inherent poetry. Tinguely was one of the first artists to incorporate found objects, gears, and other materials into his work, welding them together to create noisy, cacophonous machines powered by real en­gines. His sculptures also have a performa­tive quality due to their constant movement and peculiar ability to involve the audience.

The exhibition at Pirelli HangarBicocca is the most extensive survey in Italy since the artistʼs death and will include more than thirty seminal works from the 1950s to the 1980s, occupying nearly the entire 5000 sqm space.

Photo: Jean-Tinguely, Rotozaza @ BettinaMatthiessen

via Chiese 2
20126 Milan
P : +39 02 66 11 15 73

More info:: info@hangarbicocca.org
pirellihangarbicocca.org

Palazzo Reale in Milan presents "Ugo Mulas. The Photographic Operation," one of the most extensive and detailed retrospectives dedicated to one of its most important authors. Curated by Denis Curti and Alberto Salvadori, it offers an innovative perspective with its main narrative focus on the city of Milan, captured in its many facets.

Over 250 images, many of which have never been exhibited before, including precious vintage shots, documents, books, and films, trace the entire production of Ugo Mulas: from theater to fashion, from portraits of international artists and key figures of American Pop Art to intellectuals, architects, and personalities from the world of culture and entertainment, such as Dino Buzzati, Giorgio De Chirico, Marcel Duchamp, Jasper Johns, Roy Lichtenstein, Arthur Miller, Eugenio Montale, Louise Nevelson, Gio Ponti, Salvatore Quasimodo, Giorgio Strehler, Andy Warhol, and many others – spanning cities to nudes and jewelry.

Curated by Denis Curti and Alberto Salvadori.

Palazzo Reale
piazza del Duomo 12
20122 Milan
P : +39 02 88 44 51 81

Contact: c.mostre@comune.milano.it
www.palazzorealemilano.it

“For My Best Family” is the new exhibition project conceived by artist Meriem Bennani and commissioned by Fondazione Prada.

Combining a new site-specific, large-scale installation with an art film co-directed by Orian Barki, this project explores ways of being together in public and intimate socio-political settings. This project is the most ambitious work Bennani has ever done both in terms of complexity, size, and the length of the creative process, which took more than two years to complete. It is part of a line of programming that Fondazione Prada has been pursuing for more than thirty years, involving collaborations with international artists to create utopian projects that are both conceptually and aesthetically complex.

Meriem Bennani (Morocco, 1988) explores the potential of storytelling while amplifying reality through a strategy of fantastical imagery and humor, juxtaposing and mixing the language of YouTube videos, reality TV, documentaries, animation, and high-production aesthetics. Throughout her career, she has been developing a shape-shifting practice of films, sculptures and immersive installations, composed with a subtle agility to question our contemporary society and its fractured identities, gender issues, and ubiquitous dominance of digital technologies.

Fondazione Prada
Largo Isarco 2
20139 Milan

Contact: P : +39 02 56 66 26 11
info@fondazioneprada.org
www.fondazioneprada.org

Created thanks to the support of the main sponsor, Dils, a leading company in Real Estate, the exhibition pays homage to Carlo Orsi (1941-2021), author, with his Leicas, of a professional path that began in post-war Italy with Bar Jamaica in Brera as a phosphoric place of belonging, frequented by painters, writers, poets. He was an inspirational figure for his entire career.

140 black and white works, almost all vintage from the author's personal archive, printed under his supervision. Photographs that follow the themes dear to Orsi, from his beginnings as a reporter for Corriere della Sera, Panorama, Settimo Giorno, Il Mondo, and Oggi, before becoming assistant to Ugo Mulas and then defining a dissident and ironic style to be applied to different fields of photography.

Palazzo Morando | Costume Moda Immagine
via Sant'Andrea 6
20121 Milan

Press Office: Anna Defrancesco comunicazione
press@annadefrancesco.com
miracoliamilano.it

The exhibition, curated by Judith Clark, seeks to represent the different creative and entrepreneurial interests of Elio Fiorucci (Milan, 1935–2015), the designer, fashion designer and cool hunter whom Gillo Dorfles dubbed “the Duchamp of Italian fashion”. From the 1960s on, the Fiorucci brand revolutionized lifestyle, fashion and the contemporary art scene in Italy. Fiorucci’s concept stores, starting with the first boutique he opened in 1967 in Galleria Passarella, Milan, offered the public an original and eclectic mix of clothing, records, publications and objects from the world over. For more than three decades the stores were also the point of reference for happenings and performances as well as the stage for music and contemporary art capable of attracting intellectuals, performers and artists of every stripe. The retrospective examines, from an international perspective, the cultural context and diverse fields Fiorucci explored through his multifaceted activity, starting with fashion; namely, architecture, design, music, art and entertainment.

Triennale Milano
viale Emilio Alemagna 6
20121 Milan
P : +39 02 72 43 41

Contact: info@triennale.org
triennale.org

Curated by Diego Sileo

A project specifically designed for PAC and outlining Marcello Maloberti’s entire oeuvre. The exhibition is a dedication to Milan, which becomes the real protagonist of the show. A love declaration that Maloberti makes to the city and its inhabitants, a place full of history that accompanied him in building his career. Through his works, the artist intertwines the key themes of his research, creating continuous connections that help the works to coexist and live with each other. Sacredness and the spiritual element emerge among these themes, a continuous reference to everyday life and the elevation of the written word in the form of poetry. Maloberti relates to PAC using both its external and internal spaces, and creating an installation contrasting with Ignazio Gardella’s modernist aesthetics.

PAC - Padiglione d'Arte Contemporanea
via Palestro 14
Milan

Contact
info@pacmilano.it
www.pacmilano.it

Ticket office & Bookshop
P : +39 02 88 44 63 59

10 Corso Como dedicates an exhibition titled "Andrea Branzi. Civilizations without jewels have never existed, curated by Alessio de’ Navasques," to the Italian architect, designer, historian, and theorist Andrea Branzi, one year after his passing, celebrating his radical vision and works.

Awarded with three Compasso d’Oro, one of which was dedicated to his career, Branzi was a multifaceted and radical figure, the author of a forward-looking approach that crossed applied arts, domestic and urban space with an unprecedented sensitivity: a ‘poetic habitat’ and interdisciplinary that the exhibition focuses on starting with a series of gold and silver jewelry, Silver & Gold, and silver and birch wood objects, Silver & Wood, made in Belgium in the second half of the 1990s and collected in a retrospective exhibition at the Ghent Design Museum in 1998.

The exhibition is part of a path of study and reinterpretation - through the archives of artists and designers - of the applied arts, and in particular of a reconnaissance around jewelry and the concept of ornament as a cultural figure, within the artistic programme of 10 Corso Como. Staged in collaboration with Nicoletta Morozzi and Lorenza Branzi as well as Casa Argentaurum and Friedman Benda galleries, Andrea Branzi. Civilizations without jewels have never existed is presented in an itinerary that lines up and creates a dialogue among works, documents, drawings, and photographs. In the bright, wide spaces of the 10 Corso Como Gallery, the installation, conceived as a seamless flow, composes a landscape of objects spanning a period from the mid-1980s to the latest creations of 2023.

10 Corso Como, Gallery
corso Como 10
20154 Milan

Press Office: press@10corsocomo.com
www.10corsocomo.com

Vernissage on: January 01, 2025

Spazio Circolo
via Spiga, 48
Milan

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Artisanal Evolution is an event organized to give visibility to Italian MSMEs (Micro Small and Medium Enterprises), in conjunction with the fashion weeks and for the entire duration of the sales campaigns.
For this season, there will be five companies, all exclusively coming from the regional sections of Confartigianato Moda. The brands chosen for Artisanal Evolution come from all over Italy, carefully selected by the CSM technical committee based on quality, capacity, and "Made in Italy" criteria.

In participating showrooms

Milan

Contact: press@camerashowroom.it

Grossi unveils the Casting, the unseen craft behind the AW collection, with a small cocktail. The space is an ode to the art of becoming through different immersive video installations. By invitation only.

Fondazione Sozzani
via Tazzoli 3
Milan

PDF after-party. Brand's crew urban battle with DJ set.
By invitation only.

Arca Milano
via Rimini 38
Milan

MSGM presents its autumn/winter 2025 men's collection.
Location see on invitation.

Milan

Paul & Shark presents "FW25 Deauville Collection" at "Paul & Shark Boulangerie". Special private breakfast. By invitation only.

Piazza San Simpliciano 7
Milan

Bally opens its doors to celebrate a special capsule collection in collaboration with DJ Leo Mas.
By invitation only.

Bally House Milano
via Montenapoleone 29
Milan

Fabio Quaranta presents Urania, a menswear archive seasonless collection. By invitation only.

Motelsalieri
via Privata Passo Pordoi 6
Milan

Marcello Pipitone - Bonola presents a collection of unique tailored womens and menswear pieces. Party
with a Dj set to accompany the event.
Location see on invitation.

Milan

A collective fashion show dedicated to artisan companies of women's haute couture that express the excellence of "Made in Italy" by hand-crafting tailored garments.

Chiostri di San Barnaba
via San Barnaba 48
Milan

One of the missions of Csm is to be a historical memory of the work and past of fashion. The association is committed to preserving and describing the fashion profession. The event is dedicated to one of Florence's most important men's trade shows.

By invitation only

The event is addressed to Italian and foreign buyers, as well as to the press.

Palazzo Giureconsulti
piazza dei Mercanti 2
20122 Milan

Maximilian Linz
press@maximilianlinz.com

Camera Showroom Milano, Confartigianato Moda & Ice present CSM Meets Sustainability. Selected collections will be presented to foreign and Italian buyers and the press. By invitation only.

Palazzo Giureconsulti
Piazza dei Mercanti 2
Milan

A premiere in Italy, more than 100 iconic platinum prints documenting George Hoyningen-Huene's impact on the history of photography. Influenced by classical art and Surrealism, he was part of Man Ray's inner circle, frequented Surrealist artists such as Salvador Dali, Lee Miller, Pablo Picasso, and Jean Cocteau, and worked with Vogue and Harper's Bazaar. His shots captured the vibrant cultural context of the time, from Diaghilev's Ballets Russes to those of dancers Serge Lifar and Olga Spessivtzeva with costumes designed by De Chirico.

An exhibition by the Municipality of Milan - Culture Area | Palazzo Reale | CMS.Cultura

Curated by Susanna Brown

Palazzo Reale
piazza del Duomo 12
20122 Milan
P : +39 02 88 44 51 81

Info & Booking: hoyningen-huene@milanoguida.com
www.palazzorealemilano.it