The new headquarters of the Fondazione Prada, designed by the Rotterdam-based OMA studio directed by Rem Koolhaas, is just what Milan (after so much signature ‘international architecture’) needed: a place open to the world but profoundly Milanese and non-globalised, where high culture is told while avoiding didactic erudition but inspiring the public and where to excite without spectacle, with a rigorous sobriety that does not disdain irony.
The Triennale di Milano is the Italian institution for architecture, decorative and visual arts, design, fashion and audiovisual production; it is a cultural production centre that organises conferences, film festivals, travelling exhibitions and shows. In addition to the exhibitions, note the Triennale Design Café, the bookshop (very good for its children’s book section) and the ‘Camparitivo’ or aperitif at the Triennale premises.
The Triennale di Milano is the Italian institution for architecture, decorative and visual arts, design, fashion and audiovisual production; it is a cultural production centre that organises conferences, film festivals, travelling exhibitions and shows. In addition to the exhibitions, note the Triennale Design Café, the bookshop (very good for its children’s book section) and the ‘Camparitivo’ or aperitif at the Triennale premises.
The Museum of the Twentieth Century (Museum of the Twentieth Century), is located in the Palazzo dell’Arengario and its public collections are dedicated to the artistic works of the twentieth century.
Pirelli HangarBicocca is a non-profit foundation founded in Milan in 2004 by the conversion of an industrial plant into an institution dedicated to the production and promotion of contemporary art. A dynamic place for experimentation and research, with its 15,000 square metres it is among the largest exhibition spaces in Europe and each year presents important solo exhibitions by Italian and international artists.
Pirelli HangarBicocca is a non-profit foundation founded in Milan in 2004 by the conversion of an industrial plant into an institution dedicated to the production and promotion of contemporary art. A dynamic place for experimentation and research, with its 15,000 square metres it is among the largest exhibition spaces in Europe and each year presents important solo exhibitions by Italian and international artists.
The Padiglione di arte contemporanea (PAC) is a building by Ignazio Gardella located in Via Palestro in Milan next to the Villa Reale and built between 1951 and 1953 on a project from 1949.
The PAC is one of the first examples in Italy of exhibitions completely dedicated to contemporary art.
The Brera Botanical Garden of the University of Milan, is a historic garden located within the Brera Palace, an enchanting and evocative green island dedicated to research and education, right in the centre of Milan.
A wonderful open-air museum, the Botanical Garden today is an ideal place to learn about nature, discovering a different spectacle in each season.
The Brera Botanical Garden of the University of Milan, is a historic garden located within the Brera Palace, an enchanting and evocative green island dedicated to research and education, right in the centre of Milan.
A wonderful open-air museum, the Botanical Garden today is an ideal place to learn about nature, discovering a different spectacle in each season.
Via Solferino, 3 – Milano
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