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

Dedicated to one of the most influential and recognized figures among 20th-century Italian artists, the Felice Casorati exhibition is an anthology that comprehensively reconstructs the artist's entire career, tracing the various phases of his painting. Designed for the halls of Palazzo Reale, the exhibition presents a collection of one hundred significant works, including paintings, sculptures, drawings, and graphic works, sourced from prestigious private collections as well as museum institutions. Notably, it features pieces from the Galleria Civica d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea in Turin, which houses the largest group of the artist's works.

An exhibition by the Municipality of Milan - Culture Area | Palazzo Reale | Marsilio Arte.
Curated by Giorgina Bertolino, Fernando Mazzocca and Francesco Poli.

Palazzo Reale
piazza del Duomo 12
20122 Milan

Contact: www.palazzorealemilano.it

The collection on display showcases 25 creations by Cristóbal Balenciaga, dating from the 1930s to the 1960s, and 25 pairs of footwear designed for the occasion by Spanish brands. The exhibition is divided into eight sections, inspired by Balenciaga’s signature codes, and further enriched by significant archival materials, including newspapers and photos documenting the couturier’s earliest works.

The project has been promoted by Fice, Federation of Spanish Footwear Industries, and its president, Rosana Perán.
The exhibition is curated and organized by Javier Echeverría Sola.
Set up by Elisa Ossino Studio.

Palazzo Morando
via Sant'Andrea 6
20121 Milan

Contact: www.comune.milano.it

A cultural project curated by Daniela Fedi.
Anna Piagg was a great poet of dressing, capable of reading clothes and accessories like books, inscriptions, sources of universal knowledge. Born in Milan on March 23, 1931, Anna Piaggi discovered the immense power of look at just 4 years old, when her mother dressed her in a Dutch costume for a Carnival party. Anna refused to wear anything else in the following days, and at that moment her magnificent obsession with the image artfully constructed through a continuous assembly of special details was born.

Precisely for this reason, MinervaHub, the leading Italian industrial group in the fashion sector specializing in cutting-edge finishes, materials, and processes for high-end fashion accessories, has decided to organize the second part of the exhibition on this extraordinary woman, or rather, on her incredible work of collision between the dress, the hat, the shoes, the jewellery, the cane, and what she was living/writing at that historical moment.

Lineapelle - FieraMilano
strada statale 33 del Sempione 28
20017 Milan

Contact: www.minervahub.it/

Seoul Fashion Week presents the second edition of "Voices of Seoul" exhibition at the Fashion Hub during Milano Fashion Week, organized by the Seoul Metropolitan Government and Cnmi. This collaboration showcases the dynamic synergy between two global fashion capitals, celebrating the innovative visions of four pioneering Korean designers. This second edition through the diverse creative expressions of the four Korean designers presents a harmonious and dynamic exploration of cultural identity and innovation, all under the theme ''Ensemble".
The Designer Brands of ''Ensemble: Voices of Seoul''
> EENK - Creative Director: Hyemee Lee
> BONBOM - Creative Director: Bonbom Jo
> MMAM - Creative Director: Hyun Park
> JulyColumn - Creative Director: Sooy Park

Fashion Hub
Palazzo dei Giureconsulti
Piazza dei Mercanti 2
20123 Milan

In Y/Our Life - The Hidden Side of Everyday Things is a journey through archives, design, and art that celebrates the iconic status of K-Way® and other emblematic brands of daily life. The project celebrates 60 years of K-Way. Since 1965, the brand has revolutionized wardrobes worldwide, transforming its name into a synonym for windbreaker: an item that quickly became a staple in the lives of thousands of people, a must-have for rainy days, as essential as an umbrella yet more comfortable and practical. While evolving over time, it has remained true to itself: classic yet contemporary, technological yet above all functional. An icon and an indispensable element in everyone’s daily life.

For this milestone, K-Way has involved other brands and a select group of artists.
Brands: Bic, Moka-Bialetti, Borsalino, Chupa Chups, K-Way, Moleskine, Pongo, Polaroid, Post-it, Rollerblade, ScotchT.
Artists: Francesca Casale, Serafin Gerber, Agostino Iacurci, Koo Jeong-A, Eva Jospin, Masha Leonenko, Tomáš Libertíny, Andrea Magnani, Emiliano Ponzi, Luisa Rabbia, Leanne Shapton, Patricia Urquiola.

Museo della Permanente
via Filippo Turati 34
20121 Milan

General Information: info@lapermanente-milano.it
www.lapermanente.it

Press Inquiries: Elmira Aliyakparova
elmira@pilotroom.it

Leonor Fini fits into the Palazzo Reale's long history of presenting exhibitions on Surrealism and artists related to the movement, as well as its ongoing interest in promoting exhibitions that focus on the recognition of women artists, highlighting their role in society and culture.

The exhibition aims to investigate updated reflections on Fini's work so as to make it accessible to all generations. Her work addresses fundamental issues of contemporary society, such as the questioning of gender, identity, belonging, established models of family, masculinity, and femininity.

An exhibition by the Municipality of Milan - Culture Area | Palazzo Reale | MondoMostre.
Curated by Tere Arcq and Carlos Martìn.

Vernissage followed by "La Fête Secrète"
Feb. 25 from 19:30

Palazzo Reale
piazza del Duomo 12
20122 Milan

Contact: www.palazzorealemilano.it/

In 2025, the Museo celebrates the centenary of the Exposition Internationale des arts décoratifs et industriels modernes in Paris, the event that marked the rise of the '1925 Style,' or Art Deco, a groundbreaking aesthetic that spread across Europe in the post-war period.

To commemorate this anniversary, the exhibition presents the public with extraordinary examples of Italian and European decorative arts, from glassworks to porcelain and majolica, from textiles to furniture and jewelry, as well as fine art pieces such as paintings, sculptures, drawings, and advertising posters. It will also feature period images and film clips to recreate as closely as possible the unique and captivating atmosphere of this remarkable era.

An exhibition by the Municipality of Milan - Culture Area | Palazzo Reale | 24ore Cultura.
Curated by Valerio Terraroli.

Palazzo Reale
piazza del Duomo 12
20122 Milan

Contact: www.palazzorealemilano.it/

Fondazione Sozzani hosts Florania who presents As Above, So Below a collection inspired by surrealist women and alchemy and featuring garments produced in Italy with innovative fibers and circular materials. The presentation is accompanied by a screening of the short film Everything Above, So Below directed by Filippo Savoia.

via Bovisasca 87
20157 Milan

More info:: fondazionesozzani.org

Triennale Fashion Department presents the 2nd edition of "Fashion Issues", curated and moderated by Vanessa Friedman, from The New York Times.

Triennale Milano
viale Emilio Alemagna 6
20121 Milan

Registration at: www.triennale.org