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miart milano International modern and contemporary art fair #miart2027 April 9—11, 2027
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The artistic career of Andres Serrano has already become legendary. Many of his photographs have become contemporary icons, and he is one of the artists who has had the greatest influence on visual culture from the 1980s to the present day. Serrano has always regarded himself as an artist who uses photography as his medium, drawing inspiration from Marcel Duchamp, his provocations and his playful approach to the interpretation of artworks. His powerful images often explore different layers of meaning, engaging in a dialectical relationship with their titles.
Until November 14, 2026, @galleriamichelarizzo is bringing a retrospective of his work to Venice. Curated by Valerio Dehò, the show features around twenty large-scale works and offers audiences and collectors the opportunity to explore an extraordinary creative journey, from the remarkable works of his early period, such as Crucifix (1983) and Pietà (1985), to Black Face (from the Infamous series, 2019).
📷 Installation views of the exhibition.
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09 Nov 2026
"In Space No One Can Hear You Laugh (Stay Human) - Ten Years Later" is an anniversary exhibition "at @galleriagiovannibonelli that brings together artists from the original exhibition (Milan, 2026) alongside new participants, presenting Italian and international artists from different generations.
The addition of ‘Stay Human’ to the title marks a moment to pause and reflect on how much has changed—in our lives and in the world—over a decade that feels both brief and infinite. Referencing George Orwell’s ‘1984’, the phrase speaks to the possibility of remaining human as an act of resistance: against systems that seek to control not only our actions, but our thoughts, memories, desires, and perception of reality. Today, 'Stay Human' carries a renewed urgency. The question is no longer only how we resist control, but how we preserve our very idea of what it means to be human. Curated by Clarissa Tempestini, the exhibition features works by Michele Gabriele, Petrit Halilaj, Monia Ben Hamouda, Sofia Salazar Rosales, Corinna Gosmaro, Michela Nosiglia, Mattia Moreni, Selma Selman, Francesca Dimina, Julius von Bismarck, Tyra Tingleff, Chiara Calore, Kasia Fudakowski, CCH, Heike Kabisch, Alvaro Urbano, Stephanie Comilang and runs through November 14, 2026.
📷 Installation views of the exhibition. Ph: Luca Casonato
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06 Nov 2026
"Titled, “Abitare lo spazio. Inhabiting Space”, the exhibition is the first museum retrospective dedicated to Fabro in Italy since his death in 2007. The exhibition at @pirelli_hangarbicocca brings together around fifty of the artist’s most significant sculptures and installations.
It examines the artist’s conceptual and formal approach to space, exploring the ways it engages with the perception of those who inhabit it. Emphasis is placed on Fabro’s investigations into perception and spatial experience, initiated in the 1960s, tracing their development from his early experiments with mirroring surfaces through the following fifty years. This evolution culminated in increasingly complex architectural structures and spaces—often made of paper—which the artist referred to as “habitats”: ideal environment, either autonomous/self-contained or integrated into existing spaces, conceived to house and activate his works."
📷 Installation views of the exhibition. Ph: Agostino Osio and Lorenzo Palmieri
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04 Nov 2026
In Milan, @m77gallery presents the exhibition "William Klein. My Cities". Photographer, painter, graphic designer, filmmaker and writer, Klein is celebrated in an exhibition curated by Alessandra Mauro, conceived to highlight the full scope of his artistic career, with a particular focus on his connection with Italy.
On view until November 14, 2026, it explores the four cities closest to Klein’s heart: Milan, where he began his career in the early 1950s; Rome, where he truly discovered his vocation as a photographer in 1956, after being invited by Federico Fellini to work as an assistant on a film he was preparing; New York, where he was born; and Paris, his adopted home, where he chose to settle.
📷 Installation views of the exhibition. Ph: Lorenzo Palmieri
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02 Nov 2026
Curated by Anne Berest Picabia, “Picabia. Open the Gates of Night” is the largest exhibition ever held in Italy dedicated to Francis Picabia, one of the most original, elusive, and influential figures in the 20th century art.
Picabia moved among some of the defining figures of modernity, including Duchamp, Stein and Picasso, moving freely through Impressionism, Fauvism, Cubism, and Dada, never identifying himself with a single movement, while also emerging as one of the early pioneers of abstraction.
Featuring more than 170 works, including paintings, drawings, photographs, documents and archival materials from international collections, the exhibition's itinerary explores Picabia’s night as a metaphor for life, desire and reinvention, revealing the creative universe of an artist in constant transformation.
Visit the exhibition at @palazzorealemilano until January, 24, 2027.
📷 Francis Picabia, Harmas, 1928 circa. Collezione privata Hélène Bailly Marcilhac. © Hélène Bailly Marcilhac
📷 Francis Picabia, Mardi gras (Le Baiser), 1924-1925 circa. Courtesy Natalie Seroussi. © Natalie Seroussi
📷 Francis Picabia, Salicis, 1929. Centre Pompidou – Musée national d’art moderne, Parigi. © 2026. RMN-Grand Palais / Philippe Migeat, Christian Bahier / Dist. Photo SCALA, Firenze (detail)
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28 Oct 2026
In Milan, @gallerialuisadellepiane presents "Corrado Levi: Sigilli, ceralacche e memorie", an unprecedented series of paintings by Corrado Levi, curated by Beppe Finessi.
The artist experiments with hot sealing wax and heraldic stamps, creating drips, enigmas and veiled messages. The exhibition also features historical works that testify to his ongoing artistic exploration. Don't miss the show, on view until October 30, 2026.
📷 Installation views of the exhibition. Ph: Elisabeth Bernstein
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26 Oct 2026
Giovanni Anselmo’s the first solo exhibition in Swiss Italian brings together eight iconical works by one of the leading figures of Arte Povera and one of the most significant artists of the second half of the 20th century. Spanning his entire artistic career, the exhibition retraces the foundational elements of his artistic vision: gravity, energy, magnetic field, time, and the complex interplay of invisible forces that govern both nature and human experience.
From the suspended anticipation of Trespolo (1969) and the conceptual reflections of Particolare del lato in alto della prima I di Infinito (1969 – 1975) and Lato destro (1970), all the way to Linea terra (1970–2017), where a simple gesture expands into a cosmic dimension, each work invites viewers to reconsider their relationship with space and perception. The projected light of Particolare (1972–2026), the precarious balances of the two works Senza titolo (Untitled 1984; 1989–90) and Mentre la terra si orienta (2002 – 2026) , which makes the Earth’s magnetic field perceptible, reveal the essential vocabulary of a practice that brings together heterogeneous materials, so that the energies of the cosmos can manifest themselves.
Explore the exhibition at @repettogallery until December 18, 2026
📷 Giovanni Anselmo, "Lato destro", 1970. Courtesy Repetto Gallery, photography by Daniele De Lonti, Vincenzo Miranda
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23 Oct 2026
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In Milan, @mudec_official presents an ambitious and scholarly exhibition project exploring the relationship between Henri Matisse and the cultures he encountered during his studies and travels beyond Europe. "Matisse. The World in a Room" addresses a central and long-overlooked question: how African, Islamic, Russian, Pacific, and Chinese art shaped Matisse’s artistic language from within, redefining the very boundaries of Western modernism.
Curated by Ellen McBreen and @chiarabgatti, the exhibition is structured into 8 sections and brings together around 100 works, including paintings, works on paper, and sculptures from prestigious international institutions: the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Pierre and Tana Matisse Foundation Collection in New York, the MoMA, the Musée de l’Orangerie, the Musée Picasso, the Musée d’Orsay, the Musée du Quai Branly, the Bargello in Florence, the MUDEC, and others. These works are accompanied by a rare and rich collection of objects and fabrics – including a personal collection especially dear to Matisse – on loan from the Musée Matisse in Nice, the Museum of Civilizations in Rome, and other institutions, reconstructing the fabric of Matisse’s dialogues with the art and design of other geographies. On view until February 21, 2027.
📷 Henri Matisse, Jeunes filles au jardin, 1919. Musée des beaux-arts La Chaux-de-Fonds - LA CHAUX-DE-FONDS (detail)
📷 Henri Matisse, Nu assis de dos, 1918. Philadelphia Museum of Art: The Samuel S. White 3rd and Vera White Collection
📷 Henri Matisse, Odalisque, 1925. Milano, Museo del Novecento, Collezione Jucker.
📷 Installation views of the exhibition.
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21 Oct 2026
Until October 31, 2026, @andrewkrepsgallery presents an exhibition of new works by Andrea Bowers (@radicalhospitality), the artist’s sixth solo exhibition with the gallery opening on September 18 at 22 Cortlandt Alley, New York.
Bowers’ practice is equally engaged in the activism of the present, as it is with the history of protest and direct action. Documenting the ways in which activists speak up for social justice issues, her work forms a living archive of the ways in which feminist, labor, and environmental causes intersect, and impact one another. Including new drawings on paper and cardboard, neon and LED works, and a film program, curated with Lindsay Mofford, of documentaries and shorts made from the 1970s until now, the exhibition responds to the precarity of our current moment as the US approach the 2026 midterm elections.
📷 Installation views of the exhibition. Ph: Elisabeth Bernstein
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19 Oct 2026
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@museodiocesanomilano presents the exhibition "Werner Bischof. Point of View", which, 110 years after his birth, offers a comprehensive overview of the life and work of the Swiss photographer, one of the most important photojournalists of the 20th century.
A member of the Magnum Photos agency since 1949, Bischof stood out for his deeply humanistic approach to photojournalism, capable of combining documentary rigor with poetic intensity. The exhibition features 200 original vintage photographs, accompanied by a selection of contact sheets and a documentary which, with a perspective that remains extraordinarily relevant today, narrate history with empathy, attentiveness, and profound respect for human dignity.
Last days to visit, the exhibition ends on October 18, 2026!
📷 Werner Bischof, Demonstration on the Piazza del Duomo, Milano, Italy, 1946
📷 Werner Bischof, On the way to Cuzco, Valle Sagrado, Peru, 1954
📷 Werner Bischof, The Bharat Natyam dancer Anjali Hora at her morning toilet, Bombay, India, 1951
© Werner Bischof / Magnum Photos
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15 Oct 2026
We are delighted to announce that applications for miart milano 2027 are now officially open.
The upcoming edition will be structured around three Sections — Main Section Contemporary and Modern, Close Up. Solo Show and Conversations, and New Voices — complemented by a vast program of activities developed in close dialogue with the city.
The deadline for submitting applications is December 7, 2027.
Apply now: www.miart.it
miart milano is organized by @fieramilano
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14 Oct 2026
Continuing a longstanding dialogue and collaboration, Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg return to @giomarconigallery, transforming the gallery spaces into a landscape suspended between apparition and desire, memory and imagination.
Immersed in semi-darkness, the exhibition "Song of the Sirens" unfolds through a series of stop-motion animations. Each film revolves around a single oversized sculptural element—a nose, an ear, a pair of buttocks—forms modelled in clay and rendered with a marble-like appearance, isolated and enlarged, deliberately altered and reinterpreted to enhance their evocative resonance.
Visit the show until December 19, 2026.
📷 Installation views of the exhibition. Ph: Fabio Mantegna
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12 Oct 2026
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